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RIME 4.11.02.02, ex. 03-04 (P304572)

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

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DesignationRIME 4.11.02.02, ex. 03-04
IDP304572
Museum no.YBC 02185
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotIsin (mod. Bahriyat)
Coordinates31.8852, 45.2688

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}ta-ki-il-i3-li2-su]Takil-ilissu
2[_lugal_ dan-nu-um]mighty king
3[_lugal_ ma-al-gi-im]king of Malgium
4[_dumu_ {d}isztaran-a-su]son of Ištaran-asu
5[i-nu-ma an-num]When Anum
6[a-na re-u2-ut ma-al-gi-im]to the shepherdship of Malgium
7[szu-mi ib-bu-u2]my name he named
8[a-na an-nim ra-bi-i-im]to the great Anum
9[mu-ki-in _{gesz}gu-za_]who established the throne
10[szar-ru-ti-ia _e2_-su2]my kingship his temple
11[sza i-na _mu szar2_ i-na-hu]that in a year many they will die
12[a-hi-it, u2-ud-di-isz-ma]I cut off, and
13[na-ap-ta-an a-...]“The opening of ...
14[a-ka-al-szu el-lam]his food was pure
15[me-szu na-ah-du-tim]the naḫdûtu-plant
16[_u4-sakar_ u3 _u4 1(u) 5(disz)-kam_]the day of the equinox and the 15th day
17[asz-ta-ak-ka-an-szum-ma]I have placed upon him
18[u3 a-na {d}nin-szubur]and to Ninšubur
19[i-si-iq _sukkal-mah_-ti-szu]his vizier
20[i-na na-ap-ta-an]at the opening
21[an-nim ra-i-mi-szu]Anum, his love
22[la usz-pa-ar-ku-u2]cannot be changed
23[lu u2-sza-asz-ki-in-szum]he did indeed establish for him.
24[a-na {d}ul-masz-szi-tum]To Ulmaššitum
25[na-bi-a-at szu-mi-ia]Beloved of my name
26[e2-masz szu-ba-at pu-su2-um-mi-sza]the Emaš temple, the seat of her supplication
27[_kisal_ ra-bi-a-am]the great courtyard
28[szu-ba-at ni-szi ma-da-tim]the residence of the people of the lands
29[_e2_ ri-sza-a-tim _kisal?_ hi-du-ti-szu]a house of joy, a courtyard of his joy
30[sza szi-i u3 {d}nin-szubur]of her and Ninšubur
31[hi-du-ut _he2-gal2_-im]the joy of abundance
32[i-si-in hu-du li-ib-bi-im]the one who rejoices in the joy of heart
33[i-na? li-ib-bi-im]in the heart
surface a col 2
1[i-te-ne2-ep-pu?-szu?]they shall perform.
2[i-na tam-li-im ra-bi-im]in the great sea
3[isz-di-szu i-na ma?-x]-timhe built. In the ...
4[x x x x]-ma... and
5[ma-ha?-ra-tim] sza# _szeg12 al-ur3-ra_... of baked bricks
6[ma?-ni?-ha x ...] _kisal_Maniha ... courtyard
7[si-ma-at] i-lu-ti#-szathe emblem of her divinity
8[u3? et,?-lu]-ti#-ia e#-pu-usz-maand my young men I did, and
9[{d}da]-an-_e2_ {d}ra-szu-ub-_e2_Dan-bīti, Rašub-iqbi
10ne-szi na-asz-pa-ri-szathe people, her messengers
11a-li-ku-<ut> i-di-<<x>>-szaI go to her ...
12a-szar ma#-aq-qi2-it szar-ri!where the king’s rites
13ma-as,-ha-at ni-szi ma-da-timthe one who gathers the people of the lands,
14lu u2-sze-szi-ib-szu-nu-tiI made them dwell.
15_e2_ a-hi-it, a-la-ak-ta-szuthe house of Aḫīṭ his journey
16usz-ta-as-si2-iq-mahe has caused to be destroyed, and
17sa3!-as2-ka-a-am el-lama pure sas-vessel
18ku-ul-ma-sza-amKullmašam
19[2(disz) me]-at# ti-gi-a-tim200 tigiatim-measures
20[szi-it-ra-am] ra-bi-a-ama great fate
21hu-bu-ra-am wa-as2-ma-amthe ḫuburām-offerings were made.
22[sza a-na] zi#-mi# i#-lu-ti-szawho for the life of her divinity
23[ra-bi-tim?] szu-lu#!-ku#the great(?) cities
24[i]-na _e2#?_ sza-a-ti lu ar-miIn that house, may I be sated.
25[sza] te#-em-me-ni u2-uk-ka-szuwho the omens imposed upon him
26[szu-mi] sza#-at,-ra-ammy name is written
27[u2-da]-ap-pa-ru-mathey will inspect, and
28[szum-szu] i#-sza-at,-t,a-ruhis name he shall write
29[_e2?_ li]-hi#-it,may he tear out the temple?
30[ma-la-a]-tim li-id-di-iszmay he make abundant.
31[ta-am]-li-a-am li-ma-al-le-eMay the sea fill me with joy.
32[szum {d}]ta#-ki-il-i3-li2-su _lugal_If Takil-ilissu, the king
surface a col 3
1a-na asz-ri-szu la# [u2-ta-ar-ru]shall not return to its place.
2a-wi-lum szu-u2 lu [_lugal_]that man be a king
3lu _szagina_ lu _gudu4_or general, or gudu-priest
4lu sza i#-[na] a-wi-lu-timor that among men
5szu-ma#-am# na-bu-u2#named by name
6_an_ szar-rum sza i3-li2 ra-bu-timthe kingship of the great gods
7li-ik-ke-el-mi-szu-mamay they bind him, and
8i-szi-it-ta-szu li-su2-uh2may his guilt be released.
9szar-ru-ut-su2 i-na ta-ni-hi#-imhis kingship in battle
10li-iq-ta-at-timay it pass by.
11an-nu-ni-tumAnnunītum
12ra-i-ma-at pa-li-iathe love of my heart
13li-bu-us2-su2-mathey shall kill him, and
14ma-ru-usz-ta-am ra-bi-tamthe great scepter
15li-isz-ku-un i-na zu-um-ri-szumay he place in his body.
16ar-nam sza la ib-szu-u2a curse that cannot be undone,
17i-na ni-szi ma-ti-maamong the people, at any time
18{d}ul-masz-szi-tumUlmaššitum
19na-bi-a-at szu-mi-iaBeloved of my name
20mi-li-ik ha-la-qi2-szu“Mullīk, his slave,
21pu-ru-se2 la ba-la-t,i3-szuwho does not fear his life,
22a-na da-a-ar li-iq-biMay he say to you "forever."
23{d}nin-szubur _sukkal an-na_Ninšubur, vizier of An
24mu#-uh2-ha-szuhis earring
25li-[im-ha-as,-ma]may he smash, and
26t,e4-[em-szu li-sza-an-ni]may his report be favorable to me.
27{d}da#?-[an-_e2_ {d}ra-szu-ub-_e2?_]Dān-iqbi (and) Rašub-ili
28it-ti# [an-nu-ni-tum]with Annunitum
29u3 {d#}[ul-masz-szi-tum]and Ulmaššitum
30lu# mu#-[le-em-mi-in]May you be my friend!
31i#-[gi-ir-ri-i-szu-nu]their igirru
32a#-[na da-ri-a-tim]forever
surface b
1[{d}ta-ki-il-i3-li2-su]Takil-ilissu
2[_lugal_ dan-nu-um]mighty king
3[_lugal_ ma-al-gi-im]king of Malgium
4[_dumu_ {d}isztaran-a-su]son of Ištaran-asu
5[i-nu-ma an-num]When Anum
6[a-na re-u2-ut ma-al-gi-im]to the shepherdship of Malgium
7[szu-mi ib-bu-u2]my name he named
8a#-na# [an-nim ra-bi-i-im]to the great Anum
9mu-ki#-in# [_{gesz}gu-za_]who establishes the throne
10szar-ru-ti-ia# [_e2_-su2]my kingship his temple
11sza i-na _mu szar2#_ [i-na-hu]that in a year many they will die
12a-hi-it, u2-ud-di-[isz-ma]I married, I renovated, and
13na-ap-ta-an a-[...]“It is the opening of ...
14a-ka-al-szu el-[lam]his food was pure
15me-szu na-ah-du-tim#a kind of scepter
16_u4-sakar_ u3 _u4 1(u) 5(disz)-kam_the day of the eponymy and the 15th day
17asz-ta-ak-ka-an-szum-maI have imposed upon him
18u3 a-na {d}nin-szuburand to Ninšubur
19i-si-iq _sukkal-mah_-ti-szuhis vizier
20i-na na-ap-ta-anat the opening
21an-nim ra-i-mi-szuAnu, his love,
22la usz-pa-ar-ku-u2cannot be changed,
23lu u2-sza-asz-ki-in-szummay he have made secure for him
24a-na {d}ul-masz-szi-tumTo Ulmaššitum
25na-bi-a-at szu-mi-iaBeloved of my name
26e2-masz szu-ba-at pu-su2#-[um]-mi-szathe Emaš temple, the seat of her supplication
27_kisal_ ra-bi-a-[am]the great courtyard
28szu-ba-at ni-szi ma#-[da-tim]the residence of the people of the lands
29_e2_ ri-sza-a-tim# [_kisal?_ hi-du-ti-szu]the house of rejoicing, the courtyard of his joy
30sza szi#-[i u3 {d}nin-szubur]of her and Ninšubur
31[hi-du-ut _he2-gal2_-im]the joy of abundance
32[i-si-in hu-du li-ib-bi-im]the one who rejoices in the joy of heart
33[i-na? li-ib-bi-im]in the heart
34[i-te-ne2-ep-pu?-szu?]they shall perform.
35[i-na tam-li-im ra-bi-im]in the great sea
36[isz-di-szu i-na ma?-x-tim]he built. In the ...
37[x x x x-ma]... and
38[ma-ha?-ra-tim sza _szeg12 al-ur3-ra_]... of baked bricks
39[ma?-ni?-ha x ... _kisal_]Maniha ... courtyard
40[si-ma-at i-lu-ti-sza]the emblem of her divinity
41[u3? et,?-lu-ti-ia e-pu-usz-ma]and my young men I did, and
42[{d}da-an-_e2_ u3 {d}ra-szu-ub-_e2_]Dan-bīti and Rašub-iqbi
43[ne-szi na-asz-pa-ri-sza]the people her message
44[a-li-ku-<ut> i-di-sza]who goes at her side
45[a-szar ma-aq-qi2-it szar-ri]where the king's rites
46[ma-as,-ha-at ni-szi ma-da-tim]who gathers the people of the lands
47[lu u2-sze-szi-ib-szu-nu-ti]I made them dwell.
48[_ka2/e2_ a-hi-it, a-la-ak-ta-szu]the gate of the house, his journey
49[usz-ta-as-si2-iq-ma]he has caused to be cut off, and
50[sa3-as2-ka-a-am el-lam]a pure net
51[ku-ul-ma-sza-am]kulmašam
52[2(disz) me-at ti-gi-a-tim]200 tigiātu-measures
53[szi-it-ra-am ra-bi-a-am]a great fate
54[hu-bu-ra-am wa-as2-ma-am]a ḫuburām-demon was born
55[sza a-na zi-mi i-lu-ti-sza]who for the appearance of her divinity
56[ra-bi-tim? szu-lu-ku]the great(?)
57[i-na _e2_ sza-a-ti lu ar-mi]in that house may there be peace.
58[sza te-em-me-ni u2-uk-ka-szu]who the omens made binding for him
59[szu-mi sza-at,-ra-am]my name is written
60[u2-da-ap-pa-ru-ma]they will inspect, and
61[szum-szu i-sza-at,-t,a-ru]his name he shall write
62[_e2?_ li-hi-it,]may he tear out the temple?
63[ma-la-a-tim li-id-di-isz]may he give as a gift.
64ta#-am-li-a-am li-ma-al-leMay he see the sea.
65szum {d}ta-ki-il-i3-li2-su _lugal_If Takil-ilissu, the king
66a-na asz-ri-szu la# u2-ta-ar-rushall not return to its place.
67a-wi-lum szu-u2 lu _lugal_that man be a king
68lu _szagina_ lu _gudu4_or general, or gudu-priest
69lu sza i#-[na] a-wi-lu-timor that among men
70szu-ma-am na-bu-u2#named by name
71_an_ [szar-rum sza] i3-li2 ra-bu-timthe kingship of the great gods
72li#-[ik-ke]-el-mi-ma szar-ru-[su]May his king obey me,
73i-szi-[it]-ta-szu# li-su2#!-[uh2]may his sin be forgotten.
74szar-ru#-[ut-su2 i-na ta]-ni#-hi-imhis kingship in battle
75li-iq#-ta#-at#-ti#may it pass by.
76an-nu-[ni-tum]Annunitum
77ra-[i-ma-at pa-li-ia]the love of my heart
78li#-[bu-us2-su2-ma]they shall kill him, and
79[ma-ru-usz-ta-am ra-bi-tam]great hero
80[li-isz-ku-un i-na zu-um-ri-szu]may he place in his body
81[ar-nam sza la ib-szu-u2]a curse which he did not impose
82[i-na ni-szi ma-ti-ma]among the people, at any time
83[{d}ul-masz-szi-tum]Ulmaššitum
84[na-bi-a-at szu-mi-ia]Beloved of my name
85[mi-li-ik ha-la-qi2-szu]the mercenary of his inheritance
86[pu-ru-se2 la ba-la-t,i3-szu]who does not fear his life
87[a-na da-a-ar li-iq-bi]May he say to you "forever."
88[{d}nin-szubur _sukkal an-na_]Ninšubur, vizier of An
89[mu-uh2-ha-szu]his limbs
90[li-im-ha-as,-ma]may he smash, and
91[t,e4-em-szu li-sza-an-ni]his report may he make favorable to me
92[{d}da-an-_e2_ {d}ra-szu-ub-_e2?_]Dan-bīti, Rašub-iqbi
93[it-ti an-nu-ni-tum]with Annunitum
94[u3 {d}ul-masz-szi-tum]and Ulmaššitum
95[lu mu-le-em-mi-in]may he be the one who makes perfect
96[i-gi-ir-ri-i-szu-nu]their tribute
97[a-na da-ri-a-tim]forever

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