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CT 43, 033 (P313323)

Letter, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCT 43, 033
IDP313323
Museum no.BM 085236
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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
1a-na ka#-lu-mu-um qi2-bi2-maSpeak to Kalumum
2um-ma [da]-mi-iq-_{d}marduk_-maThus says Damiq-Marduk:
3a-na BI-ti [x x] x na x xto that ...
4wa-asz-ba-ti [x x x x x] x u2-ul u2-ri-idthe captives ... he did not bring
5u3 a-na [x x x x x] x xand to ......
6_e2_ {_lu2_} DIN [x x x x] xthe man’s house
7_a-sza3_-li i-na la#-[x] x x x it-tal-la-kuthe field in ... went
8_a-sza3_-li WA BU UD# x ta-li-IGfield ... ...
9u3 ni-szu ta-ta-na-at,-al-maand you keep watch over him, and
10ma-ti-i-ma u2-ul ta-asz-pu-ra-amYou did not write to me until now.
11_esz2-gar3 3(disz) gud-apin 1(gesz'u) 5(gesz2) sze gur_ešgar3 3 plow oxen, 1060 gur of barley
123(disz) _gur apin_ ma-ah-ri-szu i-za-az-zu-ma3 gur of plow before him they shall stand, and
13ma-ti-i-ma 1(gesz'u) _sze gur_ u2-ul tu-ma-al-li#At any time, you shall not pay 100 kor of barley.
14u3 ki-ma 1(disz) _gud-apin_ sza _e2-gal_ a ab ba x [...]and like one plow-ox of the palace ... ...
15ma-ti-i-ma sze-a-am u2-ul ta-im-du-ud#Until when will you not measure out the barley?
16x _iku a-sza3_-am _sze-gesz-i3_ i-ri-isz-max iku of field, sesame he cultivated, and
177(asz) _gur sze-gesz-i3_ u2-sza-li-a-am7 gur of sesame he made abundant,
reverse
1_sze-gesz-i3_ ki-ma a-da-ri-im ar-ra-kusesame like a threshing floor I shall grind.
2u3 ma-di-isz dam-qu2and very good,
3szi-it-ti# [x x] x x x x x-mathat ... and
4sza-lu-[...]Šalu-
5szum x [...]Šum
6a x [...]... ...
7a-nu-[um-ma x x x x]Now ......
8[...]
9x [...]
109(gesz) 5(u) 3(asz) [x _sze-gur_ ...] x93 ... gur of barley ...
11szi-iq me-sze-qi2# x [x x x x] xa šīqu-vessel of emmer ...
12a-na _gesz asz2 e2_ a-na [x x x]-ra-mato the house, to ... and
13a-na _{d}suen_-na-ap-[...]to Sîn-nāp-
14_dirig_ sza sze-im sza x [x x x] x ra ki im id x... of barley ... ...
15szu-up-ra-nim u3 i-na _e gu2 i7 zimbir{ki}_and in the bank of the Tigris of Sippar
16sza szar-rum _sahar-hi-a_ ra-bu-ti isz-pu-kuwhich the king of the great earth had heaped up
17pi2-ta-am ip-te-maopened a secret, and
18u3 a-na pi2-ti-im-ma a-na ze2-ke-ri-imand to the opening, to the sealing,
19u2-ul i-li-ikhe did not go
20na-ga-al-lu ma-la ip-te-tu-u2(Sum) The nagallu priestess, as many as he opened (Akk) As many nagallu priestesses opened
21a-na mi-nim szu-u2 ip-te“Why did he open his mouth to this matter?
22u3 na-ga-al-lu a-na mi-nim a-na _a-sza3_-iaand the nagallu-tax what to my field
235(disz) x is-ni-qu2-nim at-ta a-na _ka2-dingir-ra{ki}_5 ... have fallen, you to Babylon
24ta-al-li-ka-ma u2-ul ta-aq-bi-aYou came, but you did not tell me.
25u3 a-na a-wa-tim an-ni-timand to this matter
26a-ma-ga-ar-ku-nu-tiI will send to you.

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