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YBC 11391 (P311565)

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

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DesignationYBC 11391
IDP311565
Museum no.YBC 11391
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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.

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obverse 29and the gods of Mari, as many as there are
obverse 3as much as there is, of the entire year
reverse 6At the sealing of that seal
obverse 1The prebend of the temple administrator
reverse 18Witness: Bel-ah-iddin, son of Bel-iddin, descendant of ana-bu.
reverse 16Witness: Kudurru, son of Nabû-zeru-ibni, descendant of Rab-aa-Ninurta.
obverse 24They are saying: “The prebend of the a pi guards”
obverse 7Ellil-damqu, son of Marduk-arrni
reverse 20and the scribe who wrote the tablet
reverse 19Witness: Nabû-zakir, son of ullum.
reverse 7Witness: Marduk-eir, son of Gahal, temple-enterer of Madanu.
reverse 27like his seal
obverse 15son of Marduk-arrni, descendant of angu-Itar-Babili
obverse 2612 times he shall pay.
reverse 15Witness: Bl-ah-iddin, son of Kudurru, descendant of angu-Itar-Babili.
obverse 11a pi guard of the cella of arru-marad
obverse 13Marduk-akin-zeri, son of Aqar-Marduk
reverse 17Witness: Iqia-Marduk, son of Bel-ibni, descendant of the scribe.
reverse 4of Aqar-Marduk, son of angu-Itar-Babili
obverse 27and the pqirrnu, who... the prebend
reverse 11Witness: Bel-uallim, son of Enlil-damq.
obverse 9(If) he says (this): he will recover; he will recover.
obverse 20(If) storms in the brother(s) of the sons are storm(s)
obverse 25he has not given and the silver has not been received, he has received the silver as long as he lives.
reverse 22Babylon, Ululu, 2nd day, 20th day
obverse 21Tablet and the contents of the house of Enlil-damiq
reverse 8Witness: Muezib-Marduk, son of Bl-eri.
reverse 3wrote and to Marduk-akin-zeri, his son
obverse 12and the gods of Magan, as many as there are
obverse 22That which emerges is on the prebend of the temple steward.
reverse 12and son of angu-Itar-Babili give.
obverse 8son of angu-Itar-Babili, as 1 mina of silver as a pledge
reverse 5he shall give
obverse 10in all 1 mina of white silver, the price of the son of...
obverse 30the share of umâ, son of Aqarâ
obverse 5Marduk-akin-zeri, son of Aqar-Marduk
obverse 19At any time in the future
reverse 25Fingernail of Enlil-dammiq, son of
reverse 21Nergal-uur, son of Ibnaya
reverse 26Marduk-arrni, son of angu-Itar-Babili
obverse 6son of angu-Itar-Babili, with
obverse 18he shall not go out, he shall not return (to court) and to another
obverse 17He is paid. He is free from claims.
reverse 24king of Babylon.
obverse 16After the money has been paid completely.
reverse 2Marduk-arrni, son of angu-Itar-Babili
reverse 1has come forth, Ellil-damqu, son of
obverse 4The share of umâ, son of Aqara.
reverse 9Witness: Kudurru, son of Upaqu, descendant of angu-Itar-Babili.
reverse 13Witness: Nabû-ahhe-bulli, son of Bitâ, descendant of Nr-Papsukkal.
reverse 23Year 2: ama-um-ukin
obverse 2of arru-marad and the gods of Magan
obverse 14son of angu-Itar-Babili, with Enlil-damq
reverse 10Witness: Zakir, son of Upaqu, descendant of angu-Itar-Babili.
obverse 23(If) they speak, they speak, they speak, the reign
obverse 28the a pau-priest of the temple of arru-marad
reverse 14Witness: Zrtu, son of Zakir, descendant of angu-Itar-Babili.

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