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AoF 47, 57-66 (P333397)

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

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DesignationAoF 47, 57-66
IDP333397
Museum no.Kress 041
Collectionanonymous, Germany
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain

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
1esz3 nibru{ki} ki-tusz ku3! libir ul-ta gar-ra-baIn the shrine of Nippur, the old holy residence which had been established long ago
2[iri?] numun# i-i dim-gal ki-en-gi-raCity whose seed is the dimgal of Sumer
3kur# za3 til-bi-sze3 mu mah-bi ar2-re-esz i-im-ak-nethey will make a great name for themselves in the land at its end.
4hur-sag an-ta-gal2 ni2 su zi gur3#?-ru#The mountain range which is supreme, full of fearsomeness,
5gesz#?-bur nu2#-a-ba sun7-na la-ba-ra-e3#The one lying down(?) in the “sealed"(?) reedbed(?) did not come out
6x-ta#? e2#? gal#? gu sa-bi gid2-i#?-[x?]From the ..., the great temple(?) whose neck is long(?)
7x-x igi-te-en-ba hul-gal2 x x? [x?]... the evil eye(?)
8u4# {d}en-lil2-le iri-ni u3!-bi2-in-x [...] igi zalag im-szi-in-bar#-[...]When Enlil ... his city, he looked at him with a bright eye
9ARAD2-{d}suen nun sza3 sze-ga-na#-me#-en# nig2-si-sa2 ga2-ga2 nig2-lul gil-le#-e-de3I am Warad-Sîn, the prince whose heart is agreeable to him, who sets justice in order, so that falsehoods are to be perpetuated
10gu3 hul2! ma-ni-in-de2he shouted joyfully
11a2-bi mu-da-an#-ag2#!he gave it as a gift
12nun#?-e sipa zi sza3-hul2#?-le# nig2 mu-DI#? [...]Prince, true shepherd, who makes the heart rejoice, ... something
reverse
1nibru#{ki}-a nig2 x [...] ki edin-sze3# x [...]In Nippur ... to the plain
2i? x x x?-bi#?...-bi
3lu2 x-bi |MASZ.EN.KAK|-a#-ni#?The ... of the mašenkak priest
4x {d}nin-lil2#-ka szu# he2-bi2-barMay the ... of Ninlil release him
5gu2#-un-bi hu-mu-du8I trimmed its tail.
6sza3-bi# he2-em#-[x?]-du10#?Its inside is sweet
7sahar ku3#?-bi hu#?-mu#?-[...]May the pure earth
8nig2 ak-ak-da#-ga2 e2# dingir-re-e#-ne#-[...] i-ni-gar-gar-ra-x [...]The thing that I did in the temples of the gods ...
9um-mi-a ku3-zu um-mi-a [...] u3-mu#-[x] x-ib2#?-[...]Your holy mother, mother ...
10in?-SZESZ#? x x he2#-eb2#-x [...]May he/she say(?) “My brother, may ... be
11a-ra2 na-me-ka# nig2 ga2-[la? nu?-dag? ...] na-me ba#?-ra?#-ha#?-lam#?There is no way (away) from(?) heaven, there is nothing to be (too) small(?), there is no place for you

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