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YOS 20, 056 (P296747)

Legal, Hellenistic, Uruk · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE

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DesignationYOS 20, 056
IDP296747
Museum no.MLC 02171
CollectionJ. Pierpont Morgan Library Collection, Yale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

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)
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1{⸢m}{d⸣}60-TIN{⸢iṭ} DUMU⸣ [ša₂] {m}ri-hat-{d}60 {lu₂}AŠGAB ina hu-ud lib₃-bi-šu₂ ⸢E₂⸣-su ep₂-šu₂Anu-balassu-iqbi son of Rihat-Anu, a leatherworker, by his own free will built his temple.
2⸢KI⸣{ti₃} KA₂.GAL {d}INANA ša₂ qe₂-reb ⸢UNUG⸣{ki} US₂ AN{u₂} {tu₁₅}SI.SA₂ DA E₂E’eti, the Ištar Gate, which is inside Uruk, the upper length on the north next to the house
3{m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ} {lu₂}na-din-na-an E₂ MU-MEŠ DUMU ša₂ {m}ri-hat-{d}60 {lu₂}AŠGABAnu-uballiṭ, seller of that house, son of Rihat-Anu, the leatherworker
4US₂ KI{u₂} {tu₁₅}U₁₈.LU DA E₂ {m}ni-din-tu₄-LUGAL {lu₂}ŠIDIM DUMU ša₂the lower side on the south, next to the house of Nidintu-šarri, the builder, son of
5{m}ri-hat-{d}60 SAG.KI AN.TA {tu₁₅}MAR.TU DA E₂Rihat-Anu, the upper front on the west, next to the house
6{m}ni-din-tu₄-LUGAL {lu₂}ma-hi-ra-an E₂ MU-MEŠ SAG.KI KI.⸢TA⸣Nidintu-šarri, the guarantor of that house, the lower front
7{⸢tu₁₅⸣}KUR.RA DA E₂ {m}ni-din-tu₄-LUGAL {lu₂}ma-hi-ra-an E₂ MU-MEŠadjacent to the house of Nidintu-šarri, the guarantor of that house
8ŠU.NIGIN US₂-MEŠ u SAG.KI mi-ših-tu₄ E₂ MU-MEŠ E₂ MU-MEŠTotal length and width of that house, that house
9i-ṣi u ma-a-du ma-la ba-šu-u₂ gab-bi a-na 4 GIN₂ KU₃.BABBARand as much as there is, all of it, for 4 shekels of silver
10qa-lu-u₂ is-ta-tir-ra-nu ša₂ {m}an-ti-ʾi-i-ku-su bab-ba-nu-u₂-tu₂The qalû-priests, the extispicies of Anti-alikusu, are pure.
11a-na ŠAM₂ TIL-MEŠ a-na {m}ni-din-tu₄-LUGAL {lu₂}ŠIDIM {lu₂}ma-hi-ra-an E₂for the complete price to Nidintu-šarri, the builder, the seller of the house
12MU-MEŠ a-na u₄-mu ṣa-a-tu₂ it-ta-din KU₃-<BABBAR>-a₄ 4 GIN₂ KU₃.BABBARThat silver, 4 shekels of silver
13ŠAM₂ E₂ MU-MEŠ gam-ru {⸢m}{d}60-TIN{iṭ} {lu₂}na-din-na-an E₂ MU-MEŠThe complete price of that house, Anu-uballiṭ, seller of those houses
14ina ⸢ŠU⸣-MIN {m}⸢ni-din-tu₄⸣-[LUGAL {lu₂}ŠIDIM] ⸢ma-hir e⸣-ṭir₃ u₄-mu pa-qa-ri a-nain the storehouse of Nidintu-šarri, the builder of the E-maḫir, when a claim to E-tbir
15⸢muh⸣-[hi E₂ MU-MEŠ it-tab-šu-u₂ {m]}{⸢d}60-TIN{⸢iṭ} u {m}tat⸣-tan-{d}⸢na⸣-[na-a]Anu-uballiṭ and Tat-Etan-Emenaya
16⸢DUMU-šu₂⸣ [u₂-mar-raq-ma a-di 12-TA-AM₃ a-na {m}ni-din]-⸢tu₄⸣-[LUGAL]he will clear his son-in-law and shall pay the 12-fold penalty to Nidintu-šarru.
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1a-na u₄-mu ṣa-a-tu₂ i-nam-din-ʾu pu-u₂-ut a-ha-a-⸢miš a⸣-[na mu-ru-qu]They bear mutual responsibility for the clearing of claims.
2ša₂ E₂ MU-MEŠ {m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ} {lu₂}na-din-na-an E₂ MU-MEŠ u {m}⸢tat⸣-[tan-{d}na-na-a]that house Anu-uballiṭ, the seller of that house and Etatan-Nanaya
3DUMU-šu₂ a-na {m}ni-din-tu₄-LUGAL a-na u₄-mu ṣa-a-tu₂ na-⸢šu⸣-[u₂]his son to Nidintu-šarri in perpetuity.
4E₂ MU-MEŠ ša₂ {m}ni-din-tu₄-LUGAL {lu₂}ma-hi-ra-an E₂ MU-MEŠ DUMU ša₂That house belongs to Nidintu-šarri, the guarantor of that house, son of
5{m}ri-hat-{d}60 {lu₂}ŠIDIM a-na u₄-mu ṣa-a-tu₂ šu-u₂Rihat-Anu, the builder, in perpetuity.
6{lu₂}mu-kin₇ {m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ} DUMU ša₂ {m}{d}60-MU-GIŠ A {m}hun-zu-u₂Witnesses: Anu-uballiṭ, son of Anu?-šum-lišir, descendant of Hunzu
7{m}dum-qi₂-{d}60 DUMU ša₂ {m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ} A {m}hun-zu-u₂Dumqi-Anu son of Anu-uballiṭ descendant of Hunzu
8{m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ} DUMU ša₂ {m}{d}60-DUMU-MU{nu} A {m}hun-zu-u₂Anu-uballiṭ, son of Nanaya-mar-ittannu, descendant of Hunzu
9{m}{d}60-ik-ṣur DUMU ša₂ {m}ta-nit-tu₄-{d}60 A {m}hun-zu-u₂Anu-ikṣur, son of Tanittu-Anu, descendant of Hunzu
10{m}{d}na-na-a-MU DUMU ša₂ {m}ki-din-{d}60 A {m}hun-zu-u₂Nanaya-iddin, son of Kidin-Anu, descendant of Hunzu
11{m}ni-din-tu₄-{d}60 DUMU ša₂ {m}ana-GAL-{d}60 A {m}hun-zu-u₂Nidintu-Anu, son of Ana-rabut-Ea, descendant of Hunzu
12{m}ARAD-{e₂}SAG DUMU ša₂ {m}man-nu-ki-i-{d}DIL.BAT A {m}kur-iArad-Reš, son of Mannu-kī-Dilbat, descendant of Kuri
13{m}ana-GAL-{d}60 DUMU ša₂ {m}{d}60-SU A {m}kur-iAna-rabut-Anu, son of Anu-eriba, descendant of Kuri
14{m}{d}60-BA{ša₂}an-ni {lu₂}UMBISAG {lu₂}GALA.MAH {d}60 DUMU ša₂ {m}ni-din-tu₄-{d}60 A {m}{d}30-TI-⸢ER₂⸣Anu-iqišanni the scribe and chief lamentation priest of Anu son of Nidintu-Anu descendant of Sin-leqi-unninni
15UNUG{ki} {iti}NE UD 24-KAM₂ MU 119-KAM₂ {m}an-ti-ʾi-i-ku-su; u {m}an-ti-ʾi-i-ku-su {lu₂}A-šu₂ LUGAL-⸢MEŠ⸣Uruk, 24th day of Abu, year 119, Anti-alikušu and Antiochus, his son, were kings.
t.e. i
1un-qaRing of
2{m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ}Anu-uballit
t.e. ii
1un-qaRing of
2{m}ana-⸢GAL⸣-{d}60Anu-ekalli-Anu
t.e. iii
1un-qaRing of
2{m}{d}na-na-a-MUNanaya-iddin
b.e. i
1un-⸢qa⸣Ring of Enlil
2{m}ni-din-tu₄-{d}60Nidintu-Anu
b.e. ii
1[...]
2{m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ}Anu-uballit
b.e. iii
1[...]
2{m}⸢ARAD⸣-{[e₂}SAG]Ea-šar-Esaggil
l.e. i
1un-qaRing of
2{m}dum-qi₂-{d}60Dumqi-Anu
l.e. ii
1un-qaRing of
2{m}{d}60-ik-ṣurAnu-ikṣur
r.e. i
1[un]-⸢qa⸣ {m}{d}60-DIN{iṭ}Un-eqae, Anu-uballit
2{lu₂}na-din-na-an E₂ MU-MEŠthe seller of that house
r.e. ii
1un-qa; {m}tat-tan-{d}⸢na⸣-[na-a]Ring of Tattan-Emenaya
2DUMU-šu₂ mu-mar-⸢raq⸣-[an]son of Mumar-raqean

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