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CDLI Literary 000767, ex. 056 (P342642)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000767, ex. 056
IDP342642
Museum no.MS 3176/3
CollectionSchøyen Collection, Oslo, Norway
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
r i
10dumu e₂-dub-ba-a ul-la ŋa₂-nu ki-<ŋu₁₀>-ušThe son of the scribal school, the old one, the lower one
11niŋ₂ um-mi-a-ŋu₁₀ ⸢mu-un-pa₃-da⸣ [x]-⸢ra⸣-pa (AŠ.AŠ)“It is me, Ummi-abû, he has chosen you!
12⸢ze₄⸣-[...]eze-e-[...]
r ii
1šuku-⸢bi⸣ tu₉-⸢bi u₃⸣ i₃-ba-e-bi ša₃-bi ha-ma-May its šukû-vessel, its tu’ēbi-flour, and its u'è-flask be in its midst!
2–3a-ra-bi-še₃ kiŋ₂-ge₄-a he₂-bi₂-ge₄ // e₂-lugal-⸢bi⸣-še₃ urdu ba-ra-bi₂-NI-(us₂.)In its sanctuaries, on the earth, may it be established. In its E-lugal-ebi, Urdu has not been brought in.
4gaba u₄-ma he₂-bi₂-AK udu-gen₇ he₂-⸢bi₂-ib₂-us₂⸣May he act like a sheep on the side of the day, may he make it rise.
5siškur₂ sa ge₄-ge₄-da(ZU) he₂-me-du u₄-bi sa ha-May a siskur prayer be uttered to you, may its days be rejoicing
6udu-bi u₂-gu₇-bi ha-ma-ab-sa₆-sa₆may its sheep and their food be good for me.
7unken ⸢diŋir⸣-zu us₂-sa-bi ⸢giri₁₇ šu⸣ ha-ba-ŋal₂May your ‘house-of-the-mound’, whose foundations are firmly planted, be carried off.
8gaba{⸢ba⸣} a-ša₃-ga a₂ he₂-⸢me-da-aŋ₂ erin₂-e kiŋ₂⸣ he₂-May the workers be able to go up to the field, may they be on their way down.
9kiŋ₂ a-da-min₃-na ŋe₆ an-bar₇-ba u₃ ba-ra-kuAt the place of the adamina ceremony, at the beginning of the evening, I was not present.
10us₂-sa-DU dumu a-gar₃-⸢ke₄⸣-ne saŋ mu-un-kal-la..., the sons of the irrigated lands, he holds in his hand.
11a-ša₃-za šu nam-⸢sa₆-ga⸣ he₂-bi₂-ge₄ ⸢x ; x x x x x x-du₁₁⸣May the hand of a good esag priest be placed in your field
r iii
1⸢ŋeš₃ per⸣ gu-du keše₂ šeri tu-lu“Battle-cutter, gudu-priestess, strong one, mighty one,
2me-zi₂ gid₂ numdun ḪAR ib₂ gid₂ gu-du KU-⸢x⸣Mezida long, seed of ḪAR long, gudu long
3⸢ŋe₂₆⸣-e-gen₇-nam al-dim₂-me-enI am the one who fashioned me like a house.
4lu₂-tumu ehi-e gada ba-la₂A man covered in a cloth,
5⸢nim⸣ sahar-ra ge₂ aš-rin-na ba-e-<si>The enim-house was filled with dust in the threshing floor
6⸢muš⸣-da-kur₄ šutum(|NA.GI.AD.NA.UL|) AŠemuš’edakur-plant
7⸢šaha₂⸣ {tu₉}u₂-tu-gu-um al-tuku₅-tuku₅šaḫa’e-plant, utugû-plant
8⸢am⸣-si munu₄ si₁₂-si₁₂ al-DAG-gen₇Like a ēsî-house, filled with sweet malt,
9ka₅ {dug}utul₂-ta ab-ta-KUfrom the door of the large bowl ...
10{⸢d⸣}nin-ka ša₃-du₈ ša₃-ŋar NE GAThe šadû priest of Ninka, ...,
11⸢ur-bar-ra-ke₄⸣ siki al-peš₆The urbara plant grows wool
12?[...]-⸢x x x⸣

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