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TBC 1, 21 (P311562)

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

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DesignationTBC 1, 21
IDP311562
Museum no.YBC 11388
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotDilbat (mod. Deilam)
Coordinates32.2961, 44.4668

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)
reverse 6He made the front (of the field) tremble.
reverse 15and Nabû-eriba, son of Balau, descendant of NAR
reverse 12and Balau, son of Aplaya; ama-mari,
reverse 4son of Eriba, their fields together
reverse 18Lagama-al-uabi, son of the priest of Dilbat
reverse 1On the road of Lagamal
obverse 20the lower front on the road of Lagamal
reverse 11and Bel-ahhe-eriba, son of Nr-Sîn
obverse 12the lower front, next to (the property of) Bel-iqia, son of Nabû-naid;
obverse 14on the road of Lagamal
obverse 22on the road of Lagamal
obverse 6on the road of Lagamal
obverse 2son of Bl-lei and illaya
reverse 10Witness: Kabtiya, son of Nergal-nair, descendant of Rab-bani.
obverse 13son of the priest of Dilbat.
obverse 8and son of Hammâ, descendant of Egibi
obverse 11the upper front on the threshing floor of the king.
reverse 8at the sealing of that seal
reverse 21Fingernail of Il-ibni and illaya is marked in place of the seal.
reverse 19Dilbat, the month of Addaru, the 28th day, the 19th year.
obverse 10and son of Hammâ, descendant of Egibi
reverse 20Kandalnu, king of Babylon.
obverse 21Total: 0;1.3 arable land, an orchard, (and) date palms being sold.
obverse 9the lower side, next to (the property of) ab-zeri
reverse 7who has rebelled,
reverse 5Whoever in the future, at any time, lodges a complaint and breaks the contract, who shall return the money tenfold to its owners. He shall contest in his lawsuit and not succeed.
reverse 9Witness: Marduk, son of uzubu, descendant of Rab-bani.
obverse 4to each other they shall prove,
reverse 2of illaya, son of Eriba, descendant of the priest of Dilbat
reverse 14and Nabû-ahhe-bulli/Nabû-kair/The priest of Dilbat.
obverse 7the upper side, next to (the property of) ab-zeri
obverse 16... son of Arrabi, descendant of Seleucus
obverse 18... son of Arrabi, descendant of Seleucus
obverse 19the upper front on the road of the a unu
reverse 3Ea-ibni, son of Bel-le’i, and illaya
reverse 13and Kalbâ, son of Ubar, descendant of Il-ikl’a
obverse 23of Ea-ibni, son of Bel-le’i
obverse 3son of Eriba, son of the priest of Dilbat, their field
obverse 1Tablet of exchange which Ea-ibni
obverse 15the upper side, next to (the property of) Nabû-gamil;
obverse 17the lower side, next to (the property of) Nabû-gamil;
obverse 241 panu arable land, an orchard, (and) date palm(s),
obverse 51 panu arable land, an orchard, (and) date palm(s),
reverse 17and the scribe who writes the seal
reverse 22and their seals
reverse 16and Uallu, son of Hadaya, descendant of unununnu

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