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CDLI Literary 000771, ex. 018 (P342701)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000771, ex. 018
IDP342701
Museum no.MS 3228
CollectionSchøyen Collection, Oslo, Norway
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
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1’⸢ta-a-aš⸣ [...]“If he slips through the cracks of the door,
2’-3’u₅-mu ⸢sur⸣-[...] // inda₃ gu-lu-⸢a⸣ [...]The storm of the esuru-house, the gulû-house ... food offerings
4’-5’lu₂ kiŋ₂-sa₂ a-AK [(x)] // du₅-ŋu₁₀ du-lum-ma mu uku₂-⸢re⸣-[...]The one who ... on the ground
6’lu₂ nu-kal-la munus nu-ge-⸢na⸣A man who is not able to marry a woman
7’u₄-da-am₃ lu₂-u₃ ba-an-ku₄-re-⸢en⸣“At that time, no one entered it.
8’ša₃ ku₃ til i-bi₂-za e₂-a-naThe pure heart, finished before you, in her house
9’kaš sa₁₀-sa₁₀ aŋ₂-šeŋ₆-ŋa₂ gu₇-gu₇to buy beer, to eat grain
10’i-bi₂-za nu-um-ŋa₂-ŋa₂-an al-⸢ŋal₂⸣ nu-⸢ub-be₂⸣(Sum) He does not look at your face, he does not come out (Akk) You do not look, you do not go out
11’-12’⸢dam-zu⸣ tu₉ nu-um-⸢mu₄⸣ // ze₄-⸢e⸣ {tu₉}⸢niŋ₂-dara₂-e mu₄⸣(Sum) When you enter your temple, the garment does not come out (Akk) When your temple enters, it is not a garment that comes out
13’gu-⸢du-zu⸣ am₃-ta-[...]The guduzu-priest came out from the temple
14’deš sila₃ ⸢še⸣-am₃ ab-pa₃-⸢de₃⸣-na-⸢zu⸣I will find the š. sila(?) that is to be found(?), so that you can find it
15’-16’kaš sa₁₀-⸢sa₁₀⸣ aŋ₂-šeŋ₆-⸢ŋa₂ tum₃⸣-de₃ ; la-ba-⸢ni-ib⸣-la₂-⸢la₂⸣-eThe one who buys beer will not be able to bring it to an end.
17’u₃ ze₄-e ⸢lu₂-lu₇{lu}u₃⸣-me-enAnd you are the elulu priestess
18’lu₂ saŋ ir-⸢ra⸣ munus ⸢sikil⸣ du₃-athe man who erected the sa temple, the woman who built the silo
19’⸢e⸣-ne-⸢eŋ₃⸣ sig ⸢gu₇-gu₇⸣“If he eats low-quality emmer,
r
1saŋ-du tibir₂ ra-rasa-du, tibir, ra
2aŋ₂-kur₂ du₁₁-du₁₁ KA lul-la bala-bala“Alas, I want to speak a false word!
3-4e₂ e-ne zi₂-iŋ₃-zi₂-iŋ₃ // lu₂ e₂ lu₂-ka nu-tušThe man who does not dwell in the house of a man
5u₃ ze₄-e na-aŋ₂-lu₂ AŠ-e-ešAnd if he does not give (him) back,
6a si a lu₃-lu₃-a zi₃ ar₃-ar₃-ar₃-ar₃-raWoe, the horns, woe! The flour is heaped up.
7in-us₂ in-tur-tur mu-na-ar₃-ar₃-ar₃-ar₃-raHe has sat down, he has grown small for him.
8i-ni-in-du₈ i-ni-in-bil₂-bil₂he smashed, he tore out.
9-10aŋ₂ šu du₁₁-ga-⸢ni⸣ // a-ra₂-še₃ nu-mu-un-ŋarWhose command is unrivalled
11ma-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄-gi₄-inI will send back to you.
12ki-še-er nu-tuku na-aŋ₂-munus-e la-ba-DIThe one who does not have a spouse, she does not marry a woman
13-14siki nu-mu-un-da-peš₆-e // {ŋeš}bala nu-mu-un-da-NU-NUShe does not cut hair, she does not weave a bala garment
15-16kiŋ₂-e šu nu-mu-un-da-sa₂ // ku₄-ku₄ e₃-de₃ a-ab-⸢la₂⸣The one who enters the place will not be able to escape
17-18e-sir₂-ra u₃-ba-⸢gub ; in⸣ al-⸢tub₂-tub₂-bu⸣(Sum) He stands in the street, he rises up (Akk) I stand in the streets, I rise up
19[...]-⸢tar-re⸣ [...]...-etarrê
l.e.
1i-ri-im gu-⸢x⸣-[...]The city Gu’e

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