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BRM 1, 038 (P296413)

Administrative, Neo-Assyrian, Borsippa · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationBRM 1, 038
IDP296413
Museum no.MLC 01739
CollectionJ. Pierpont Morgan Library Collection, Yale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotBorsippa (mod. Birs Nimrud)
Coordinates32.3924, 44.3434

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
obverse 2irrigation district of Dilbat in the 50th year of Iqbi-Ura son of the shepherd of oxen
obverse 8Total: 0;2.5 arable land on the threshing floor.
obverse 6the upper front (on) the garinnagu
obverse 10son of Kidini, with Nabû-kair
obverse 9irrigation district of Dilbat in the 50th year of Iqbi-Ura
reverse 10At the sealing of that tablet
reverse 18Borsippa, Dar 15-IV-20.
reverse 2At any time in the future
reverse 13Witness Kinâ, son of Ura-iddin.
reverse 17Nebuchadnezzar, son of the priest of Dilbat
obverse 17irrigation district of Dilbat in the 50th year of Iqbi-Arbail, son of Kidin
reverse 3among the brothers, sons, ancestors,
reverse 7Thus (says) the fields: "It has not been sold."
obverse 7the lower front, next to the house of the haruspex;
reverse 4and the totality of the house of Rabuu
reverse 9he received the silver.
reverse 5who comes out and speaks about that field.
reverse 15Witness: Ura-iddin, son of Remut.
obverse 11and Ura-nrr, sons of Bel-nnr
obverse 5the lower side, next to the property of Ura-uallim, son of Nabû-eriba
reverse 1they shall not return (to court) and they shall not make any claim against one another.
obverse 19sons of Bel-nair, the price of their field
obverse 14he swore, and he swore (this) for his life.
reverse 11Witness: Nabû-ahhe-balau, son of the priest of Dilbat.
obverse 20he gave as the whole silver.
obverse 15Total: 11 shekels 12 shekels of silver, silver.
obverse 18from Lâbâi, Nabû-kair and Ura-nair
obverse 1311 shekels 12 shekels of silver, the price of the barley,
reverse 19ama-um-ukn, king of Babylon, fingernail.
reverse 6he smote, he smote the reign,
obverse 3the upper side, next to (the property of) Labai
reverse 16and the scribe who wrote the tablet
reverse 12Witness: Rmt, son of ula.
reverse 20Nabû-kair and Ura-nair according to their seal
obverse 16a total of 0;2.5 arable land is on the unu-tree.
obverse 21He has been paid, he is free from claims.
reverse 8he is not paid, he shall not say a claim.
obverse 4son of Nadin, guarantor of the field
obverse 12Labai, son of Nadini,
obverse 10;2.5 arable land on the threshing floor
reverse 14Witness: Nabû-zeru-ibni, son of Nabû-umu-iddin.

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