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RIME 4.03.07.07Akkadian, ex. 01 (P293502)

Official or display, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.03.07.07Akkadian, ex. 01
IDP293502
Museum no.YBC 02296
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a col 1
1{d}en-lil2 sza be-lu-su2#Enlil, whose lordship
2a-na i3-li2 szu-ur2-ba-atto the gods of Šūrbat
3_sipa_ mu-szi-im# szi-ma-timshepherd who decrees the fates,
4{d}za-ba4-ba4 u3# {d}inannaZababa and Inanna
5qar-du-tim i-na i-gi#-giwarriors in the Igigi
6in# bu-ni-szu el-lu#-timwith his pure radiance
7i-mu-ur-szu-nu-ti-masaw them, and
8_iri_ kisz{ki} ma-ha-za-am re-esz-ti-a-amthe city of Kiš, the first cult center
9szu-ba-at-su2-nu s,i-ir-tamtheir lofty abode
10_bad3_-szu e-pe2-sza-amto build his wall
11re-szi-szu e-li sza pa-nahis head above that of the face
12ul-la-a-amforever
13li-ib#-ba-szu ki-ni-isz ub-lam-mahis heart he brought truely, and
14{d}en-lil2 be-lum ra-bi-umEnlil, the great lord
15sza qi2-bi2-su2of his command
16la usz-te-pe-el-lucannot be changed.
17szi-ma-at i-szi-im-muthe fate of Išimmu,
18la ut-ta-ak-ka#-ru#they shall not change.
19{d}za-ba4-ba4 [a-pil2-szu]Zababa his heir
20dan#-nam#mighty
21ka-szi-id ir-[ni]-ti#-szuconqueror of his enemies
22{d}inanna ma-ar#-tamTo Inanna, a scepter
23na-ra-am-ta-szuhis beloved
24be-el-tam sza i-lu-sa3the lady whose lament
25la isz-sza-an-na-nuhe shall not raise a claim
26in# bu-ni-szu sza hi-du-timwith his awe of joy
27ip#-pa-li-su2-nu-ti-malooked upon them, and
28a-wa-at t,u2-ub li-ib-bia word of goodness of heart
29it-ti-szu-nu i-ta-a-wuthey have spoken with them,
30sa-am-su-i-lu-naSamsu-iluna
31na-asz-pa-ri dan-nama strong message
32la a-ni-ha-amI do not fear.
33sza bi-bil li-ib-bi-iaof the possessions of my heart
34a-na asz-ri-imto Ašrum
35sza-ka-nam mu-du-u2he named it.
36lu nu-ur2-szu na-aw-ru-umor a nawrûm-demon
37at-ta-nu-mayou, and
38it-ta-ku-nuthey have deposited.
39da-mi-iq-tumgood fortune
40li-ib-szi-szum-mamay he bring him, and
41a-a-bi-szu na-e-rahis enemies will be killed.
42za-e-ri-szu a-na# qa2-ti-szuhis seed into his hand
43mu#-ul#-li-a-ma“Mullī-Ama
44_iri#_ kisz#{ki#} _bad3_-szu li-pu-uszthe city of Kiš his wall build.
45e-li# sza pa-na li#-sza-te-erabove that of the face may he return.
46in szu-ba#-at# t,u2-ub li#-ib-bi-imin the midst of happiness and joy
47li#-sze#-szi-ib-ku-nu-timay they grant to you.
48{d}za-ba4-ba4 u3 {d}inannaZababa and Inanna
49be-lu gi#-it-ma-lu#-tumthe lord of rejoicing
50sza-ga-pu#-ru-tum# in i3-li2Šagarūtum in the gods
surface a col 2
1a-na a-wa-at a-bu-szu-nuto the word of their father
2{d}en-lil2Enlil,
3iq-bu-szu-nu-szi-imspoke to them
4li-ib-ba-szu-nu#their heart
5ri-szi-isz ih-du-mahe rejoiced joyfully, and
6a-na sa-am-su-i-lu-nato Samsu-iluna
7_lugal_ da-an-nimstrong king
8_sipa_ qar-ra-dimshepherd of the warriors
9li-pi2-it qa2-ti-szu-nutheir hands,
10bu-ni-szu-nu sza ba-la#-t,imtheir rations of life
11na-aw-ri-isz isz-szu-szum-ma#he smote him, and
12el-s,i2-isz it-ti-szu i-ta-wu-u2(Sum) They swore an oath against him (Akk) They have sinned against him
13sa-am-su-i-lu-na#Samsu-iluna
14_numun_ i3-li2 da-ri2-um#the seed of eternal god
15wu-sum sza-ru-tim#
16{d}en#-lil2 szi-ma-ti#-kaEnlil, your fate
17u2-szar#-bi2he made flourish.
18a-na ra#-[bi-s,u2]-ti-ka [in szu-ul]-mi#-imMay it be well with you!
19(x) e-pe2-szi-imto do
20u2-wa-'i3-ra-an-ni-a-tihe has imposed upon me,
21in im-ni-kawith your utterance
22ni-il-la-akwe shall go
23za-i-ri-ka ni-na-a-ar#We will praise your praises.
24a-a-bi-ka a-na qa2-ti-ka#Your enemies to your hand
25nu-ma-al-lais not there,
26_iri_ kisz{ki} ma-ha-az-ni ra-asz-ba-amthe city of Kiš, our great shrine
27_bad3_-szu bi-nihis wall he built.
28e-li sza pa-na#above that of the face
29szu-te-er-[szu]resettle it
30sa-am-su-i-lu-na#Samsu-iluna
31_lugal_ le-iu#-umThe king, my lord,
32sze-mu _dingir gal-gal_hear of the great gods,
33a-na a-wa-at {[d]}za-ba4-ba4to the word of Zababa
34u3 {d}inanna iq#-bu-szumand Ištar told him
35ra-bi2-isz it-kal-magreatly he weighed out and
36_{gesz}tukul-{gesz}tukul_-szuhis weapons
37a-na na#-ar a-a-bito the enemy land
38usz-te#-sze-erhe made enter.
39_kaskal_-am# a-na sza-ka-asza campaign against it
40za-i-ri-szuhis enemies
41u2-sze-er-dihe made enter.
42sza-at-tum la im-szu-lamthat year he did not complete
43ri-im-{d}suenRim-Sîn,
44mu-usz-ba-al-ki-ithe smote
45_ki-en-gi-sag-6(disz)_Sumer-sag-6
46sza a-na szar-ru-ut larsa{ki}which for the kingship of Larsa
47in-na-szi-u3he took.
48i-na-ar-mahe shall prove, and
49in er-s,e-et kisz{ki}in the territory of Kiš
surface a col 3
1dam-tam e-li-szu isz-pu-uka wife against him he heaped up
22(u) 6(disz) _lugal_ ha-am-ma-i26 kings of Hamāyu,
3za-i-ri-szu i-na-arhe will redeem his property.
4gi-me-er-szu-nu isz-ki-iszall of them he bound.
5_dingir_-ni _lugal_ isz-nun-na{ki}Iluni, king of Išnunna
6la sze#-mu# a-wa-ti-szudoes not hear his words
7i-ik-mihe sealed.
8in# {gesz}si-garwith a bolt
9u2-ra-asz-szu-mashall remove him, and
10na#-pi2-isz-ta-szuhis life
11u2-sza-ri-ihhe made surpassing.
12_szunigin kalam#_ szu-me-ri-im u3 ak-ka-di-imtotal, the land of Sumer and Akkad.
13usz-te-esz-mihe caused to be established.
14ki-ib-ra-at er-be2-timthe four world quarters
15a-na qi2-bi2-ti-szuat his command
16u2-sze-szi-ibhe settled.
17i3-nu-mi-szuAt that time,
18sa-am-su-i-lu-na da-num2Samsu-iluna, the mighty
19in# e-mu-uq um-ma-ni-szu-mawith the strength of his army
20_iri_ kisz{ki} ib-nithe city Kish he built
21hi-ri-su2 ih-rihis limbs he cut off.
22_ambar_ usz-ta-as2-hi-ir-szuthe marshes have surrounded it
23in e-pe2-ri ra-bi-u3-timin the great steppe
24_suhusz-suhusz_-szu ki-ma _sa-tu_-im u2-ki-inhis foundations like a mountain he established.
25_szeg12_-szu u2-sza-al-bi-inhe made his bricks.
26_bad3_-szu i-pu-uszhis wall he built.
27in _sza3 mu 1(disz)-a-kam_ re-szi-szuin the first year, his head
28e-li sza pa-na u2-ul-liabove that which before he raised,
29a-na szu-a-tito that
30{d}za-ba4-ba4 u3 {d}inannaZababa and Inanna
31a-na sa-am-su-i-lu-nato Samsu-iluna
32ru-be2-em ta-li-mi-szu#-nu“Fear of their city
33szu-ul-ma-am u3 ba-la-t,amwell-being and life
34sza ki-ma {d}suenwho like Sîn
35u3 {d}utu da#-ri2-umand Šamaš, forever
36a-na# qi2-isz#-timinto a gift
37li-qi2-szu-szummay he give him.
38a-na sze-ri-ik-timfor the dowry
39li-isz-ru-ku-szummay he grant him.

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