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BIN 06, 219 (P298474)

Legal, Old Assyrian, Kanesh · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE

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DesignationBIN 06, 219
IDP298474
Museum no.NBC 06602
CollectionNies Babylonian Collection, Yale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

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)
obverse
1puzur4-esz18-dar _dumu_ im-di2-lim / la2-li-aPuzur-Ištar, son of Imdīlim, a lal priest
2ra-bi-s,a-am isz-al um-mahe asked the great lady, thus:
3puzur4-esz18-dar-ma a-na la2-li-aPuzur-Ištar to Laliya
4ra-bi-s,i2-im sza im-di2-lim-mathe great one who is perfect,
5im-di2-lum2 / isz-tu3 a-lim{ki} a-naImdīlum from the city to
6ra-bi-s,u2-tim a-na a-wa-ti2-szuthe great ones to his words
7ka3-sza-dim e-gu5-ra-a-ka3 / u3 t,up-pa2-amThe kašadim of the eguŋara, and the tablet
8sza a-lim{ki} / ta-ni-isz#-am# sza i-naof the city of Tonišum, which in
9sza-ha-ti2-a / ta-za-zu-ma / a-wa-at im-di2-limYou stand in my šaḫatu-vessel, and the word is favorable.
10ta-ka3-szu-du# / a-ta ki-ma a-wa-ti2-niYou will gather. Why, like our words
11ka3-sza-dim / te2#-ta-na-szi2#-a-ni u2 si2-ki-iThe kašadim priestess, when he goes to him, he eats grass.
12tu3-uk-ta-na-al sza mi3-maYou keep on searching for anything.
13la2 ha-bu-la2-ku-ni u3 t,up-pe2-e“Do not be negligent, and you will not break the tablet!
14te2-ta-na-pa2#-sza-ni sza na#-pa2-asz2-ti2You keep on searching for me for the napštu-disease.
15a-bi [x x] x-ti2 sza-ak-na-at-nimy father ... is placed
16t,up-pi2-[...] x sza a-szu-mi3Tablet ... of Ašumi.
17be-el a-wa#-ti2#-[x x] x u2 [x x]the lord of words ...
18a-wa-ti2-[...]my words
reverse
1'u2 sze2-ni-szu [... um-ma]and his ears ..., saying:
2'im-di2-lum2-ma i-na# [utu-szi sza]he has paid, and in the future that
3'[e]-ra-ba-[ni] t,up-pi2-ku-nuwill enter and your tablet
4'li#-qe2-a-nim-ma t,i2-ib-a-[ma]take me, and I will be happy.
5'a-ta-al-ka3-nim# a-naI will ask you, to
6'na-asz2-pe2-ra-tim sza a-bi-ka3the našpirātu of your father
7'ap2-la2-ah-ma / a-li#-ka3-am# um-maI will gather, and I will come, thus says
8'a-na-ku-ma na-ap2#-sza#-tum sza-ak-naI am the napšātum-official who is stationed
9'ba-a-am / t,up-pi2-ni / lu ni#-il5-qe2-maLet us take our tablet.
10'lu ni-ta-la2-ak a-ta [i]-na di2-ti2-imLet us go! Why in the storm?
11'ta-ar-ta-ag-ma-am / u3 isz-tu3“If he is negligent,’ and from
12'a-li-ka3-ni-ni / ta-at,-ru-da-ni-maWhen you come to me, you have sent me.
13'i-ki-dim / wa-asz2-ba-ku-ma / u2-ha-ba-al-ma(Sum) The ikdim priestess, I am the one who sits down (Akk) I sit down and I am sat down
14'a-ka3-al u4-ma-am _ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_daily 1 shekel of silver
15'tu3-usz-ta-me-ri sza ni-isz a-lim{ki}Tuštāmeri of the life of the city
16'u3 ru-ba-im ta-mu-u2 ka3-i-la2and the prince, the one who is praised,
17'a-na a-lim{ki} u3 be-li2-a / a-wa-ti2to the city and my lord the words
18'bi-la2 / a-na a-wa-tim a-ni-a-tim“Bring (them) down for these words!
19'ka3-ru-um ka3-ni-iszthe karûm, the kaniš,
20'i-di2-in-ni-a-ti2-magave to me, and
21'_igi gir2_ sza a-szur szi2-bu-ti2-nibefore the sword of Assur, our witnesses
22'ni-di2-inwe did not give.
left
1_igi_ a-szur-{d}utu-szi _dumu_ a-ma-a _igi_ szu#-[x]before Assur-šamašshi, son of Amāya, before ...

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