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AOAT 025, 214ff (P305869)

Literary, Old Babylonian, Larsa · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationAOAT 025, 214ff
IDP305869
Museum no.YBC 04705
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotLarsa (mod. Tell as-Senkereh)
Coordinates31.2832, 45.8549

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
1{d}nin-isin2{si}-na dumu ki-ag2 an mah nin gal mah-ra u3-na-a-du11Nininsina, beloved child of exalted An, great lady, he spoke to her.
2gu-za-la2 ki!-{d}utu-e3-a na-de5 a-ra-lithe throne bearer of Ki-Utu-ea, the provider of Arali
3nitalam ki-ag2 ur-sag {d}pa-bil-sag-ga2-ke4 e2-gi4-a mah ki-ur3-rabeloved spouse of hero Pabilsag, supreme bride of the Ki'ur
4sag-DUN mah an {d}en!-lil2-la2-ke4 sag-il2 nin-e-neThe supreme sagdu-priest of An and Enlil, the queen
5nibru{ki} dur an-ki-ka me-bi szu du7-du7Nibru, the seat of heaven and earth, whose divine powers are perfected
6e2-gal-mah e2# nam-nin-a-ka-ni nam-mah-bi pa#-e3#The greatness of Egalmaḫ, her queenly house, is revealed
7la-ra-ak{ki} nigar{gar} asz-ti e2-sa-bad e2 sa-szum2!(U4)-ma bara2 mah-bi ri-aLarak, the nigar-priestess of the Esabad temple, the house of sašuma, its supreme dais
8a-zu# gal tu6{tu} du11#-ga nam-ti-la bi-sze3? [tu-ra ba-ni-ib-gi4-gi4]Great physician, in the “incantation of life"(?) he turned back to you
9ama kalam-ma arhusz# szud3-de3 ki-ag2 a-ra#-[zu gesz-tuku]The mother of the land, who reveres prayer and supplication, who listens to prayers
10nin#-mu#-ra u3-ne-de3#-[dah]For my mistress, I will bring it with her
11x? {d}suen-i-din-nam lugal larsa{ki}-ma-ke4 arad#-[zu na]-ab#-be2-aSîn-iddinam king of Larsa your servant should say
12u4 tu-da-mu-ta {d}utu-ra u3-ne-du11# nam-sipa kalam-ma-ni ma-an-szum2When he had sworn by the life of Utu, he gave me the shepherdship of his country.
13zi sze3 sze-bi-de3#-en [ga2]-e# u3 du11# [nu]-mu#?-da#?-ku-ku# nam-ti-la#? i3-kin-[kin]I want to eat the righteous barley, but I do not know how to speak and speak, I establish life
14dingir-re-e-ne-er mah-bi KA sa6-sa6-ge#-mu-daMay the great gods ... with me
15siskur2-ra nidba-ba? x e3?-a nig2-na-me nu-mu-ne-kesz3 x xHe did not bind the offerings(?) of the scepter, which came forth(?)
16[{d}asal-lu2-hi lugal ka2-dingir]-ra#? en dumu {d}i7-lu2-ru#-[gu2] x x u4 zalAsalluhi, king of Babylon, lord, son of Ilurugu, spent the day
17iri-bi iri#-[mu-sze3 u4-szu2-usz]-e# sa2 si3-si3-geIts city, to my city, is set in order daily.
18lugal-bi lugal larsa{ki}-sze3 nig2-hul i3?-kin-kinIts king, the king of Larsa, did evil.
19sipa kalam-bi nu-me-en-na nidba-bi-sze3 la-ba-[an-x]I am not a shepherd of the land, I do not ... food offerings.
20szul x-ra ge6-a IM ma-mu2-da-ke4 giri3-ni ma-an-dib-be2Young man ... in the night ... his foot ...
21sag-ga2 im-ma-gub igi husz-bi ga2-e igi-mu-ni-du8He stands at the head, I look at him with furious eyes.
22[{gesz}gisal i7?-da tum3 tu6 hul-bi si3-ga]The “wood-of-the-river"(?) brought to an end, its evil incantation ceased
23u4-bi-ta x-x-mu si nu-sa2 kiszib#-ni ba-ha-dab5-be2-enAt that time ... was not in order, his sealed document was seized
24ni2-tuku-mu-ta ni2-mu la-ba-ra-e3 tu-ra gig# ba-an?-dab5?-be2-enBecause of my fear, my fear has not come out, I am seized by a bitter curse
25tu-ra-mu kukku2 nu-zalag gar-ra lu2 igi nu-mu-un-ni-in-du8-a#The turāmu-demon does not shine, the one who does not see it

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