Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › P342818

VS 02, 010 (P342818)

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

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationVS 02, 010
IDP342818
Museum no.VAT 01438 + VAT 01529 + VAT 01530
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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)
1u₃-mu-un ka-⸢na⸣-[ag₂-ga₂ e₂ dur-an-ki-ta]Lord of the Eanna, from the house of Duranki
2a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ [e₂ ga₂-nun-na-ta]father Enlil, from the house of the Ganuna
3u₃-mu-un ka-[na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ x-ta sal-a-ta]Lord of the land, after you have ...ed
4a-a {d}mu-ul-⸢lil₂⸣ [e₂ ga₂-nun-na-ta]Father Enlil, from the house of the Ganuna
5u₃-mu-un ka-⸢na⸣-[ag₂-ga₂ še-eb uru₂-sag-ga-ta]Lord of the Ka'eanag, from the brickwork of Urusag
6⸢da ab-su⸣-a [ki di ku₅-a-ta]from the Absû temple, the place of judgment
7⸢ganba mah⸣ [am gal du-du-ta]from the supreme gate of the great wild bull
8⸢ganba tur⸣ [ki bur šu₂-a-ta]from the small granary
9[ka₂-gal mah {d}mu-ul-lil₂-le-ta]from the great gate of Enlil
10[maš₂ zi tur-tur gu₂ a-gar-RIN-na-ta]from the small goats on the banks of the Agar River
11[aš-te tu{mušen} ku₅-da du-x-(...)-ta]From the place where the tumušven drum is cut
12⸢tu⸣-[ma-al unu₂ nisig-ma-ta]from the dining hall of the Nisigma (temple)
13⸢i₇⸣-[pirig-ki-aga₂-sag-il₂-la-ta]from the Epirig-kiagasagil canal
14i₃-[si-in{ki}na bulug an-ki-ta]In Isin, the gate of heaven and earth
15⸢dilmun⸣ [ku₃ kur me-e sikil-la-ta]Holy Dilmun, from the mountain where I am pure
16bara₂-si ⸢gal⸣ [me-e na-aŋ₂ {d}mu-ul-lil₂-la₂-ta]I am the throne-bearer of the palace, because of Enlil
17a-a {d}mu-ul-[lil₂ kissa-ta]father Enlil, from the kissa
18a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ [še-eb zimbir-ki-ta]Father Enlil, from the midst of Sippar
19u₃-mu-un ka-[na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ eš₃ e₂-babbar-ra-ta]Lord of the land, from the shrine Ebabbar
20a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ [še-eb tin-tir-an-na-ta]Father Enlil, from the brickwork of Babylon
21u₃-mu-un [ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ še-eb e₂-sag-il₂-la-ta]Lord of the land, from the E-sagila
22uru₂-a tur-re [na-aŋ₂ ...]In the city, the small ones ...
23⸢nibru⸣{[ki} ki] ⸢ze₂⸣-[eb-mu ...]Nippur, the place of Zebmu
24[nibru{ki} uru₂ dagal-zu a-a-zu saŋ-ŋe₂₆-eš mu-de₃-rig₇]Nippur, your broad city, your father presented it to you
25a-⸢a⸣ {[d}mu-ul-lil₂ {d}en-ki {d}nin-ki-da saŋ-<(ŋe₂₆-eš mu-de₃-rig₇)>]Enlil, Enki and Ninki presented it (this statue) as a present.
26u₃-mu-[un ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ an-mul {d}nin-lil₂-le-da saŋ-<(ŋe₂₆-eš mu-de₃-rig₇)>]Lord of the land, An, the star of Ninlil, he presented it to you.
27u₃-mu-⸢un⸣ [kur-kur-ra uru₂-bar 5(diš)-ta i₃-ki-ri-ma]Umun-e’e, in all the lands, five times from Uribar he attacked, and
28u₃-mu-⸢un⸣ [du₁₁-ga zi-da uru₂-bar 1(u)-ta i₃-ki-ri-ma]Umun-e23, whose utterance is true, went from the inner city 10 times
29e-lum ⸢uru₂⸣-[zu ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]Important one, praise your city! Why do you turn away?
30{d}mu-ul-⸢lil₂⸣ [uru₂-zu ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]Enlil, what did your city say to you? Why do you turn away?
31uru₂-zu ⸢nibru⸣{[ki} ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]Your city Nippur, you have been spoken to, what has been turned away?
32še-eb e₂-kur-⸢ra⸣ [ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]The brickwork of the Ekur temple is trembling, what will be returned?
33ki-ur₃ ki gal-⸢la⸣ [ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]The Kiʾur, the great place, you have spoken to me, what has been turned away?
34še-eb zimbir{ki}ra-[ka ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]In the midst of Sippar you have spoken to me, what has been turned away?
r
1eš₃ e₂-babbar-ra ta-ra-[ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]The shrine Ebabbar, which you love, what will be returned to you?
2še-eb tin-tir-an-[na ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]In the brickwork of Babylon you are to be praised, what will be returned?
3še-eb e₂-sag-⸢il₂⸣-[la ta-ra-ab-du₁₁ ta-aš ba-da-gur-re]In the brickwork of the Esaŋeila temple, you speak to me, what will I return?
4ab-i-ra me-⸢x⸣-[x i-bi₂-še₃ ab-i-ra]In front of him, Me-e-..., in front of me
5ir₂-ra mu-[du x x uru₂ er₂-ra mu-un-du]He goes in tears ..., he goes in weeping.
6{d}am-an-[ki am uru₂-ze₂-ba er₂-ra mu-un-du]Enki, the bull of Uruzeb, goes there in tears.
7⸢ama⸣ [e₂-mah {d}dam-gal-nun-na-ke₄ er₂-ra mu-un-du]The mother of the Emah, Damgalnuna, went there in tears
8{[d}asar-lu₂-hi dumu uru₂-ze₂-eb{ki}ke₄ er₂-ra mu-un-du]Asarluhi, the citizen of Uruzeb, went there in tears.
1'⸢x⸣ [...]
2'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ ki-ur₃ na-an-šub-be₂]He should not speak to you, he should not say to you “It is the Ki'ur!
3'na-an-šub-be₂ de₃-[ra-ab-be₂ zimbir{ki} na-an-šub-be₂]May he say to you "Send me to Sippar!"
4'na-an-šub-be₂ de₃-[ra-ab-be₂ e₂-babbar-ra na-an-šub-be₂]Do not speak, may he say to you, do not speak to the Ebabbar
5'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ tin-tir-an-ki na-an-šub-be₂]He should not speak to you, he should not say to you: “Babylon, don’t speak to me!
6'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ e₂-sag-il₂]He should not speak, he should not say to you: “Esagil
7'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ bad₃-si-ab-ba{ki} še-eb e₂-zi-da]Do not speak!” he says. In Borsippa, in the Ezida
8'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ e₂-mah-ti-la e₂-te-me-en-ki]Do not speak!” E-maḫtila, Etemenki
9'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ e₂-dara₃-an-na]He should not speak, he should not say to you “It is the Edara’ana!"
10'na-an-šub-be₂ ⸢de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ e₂-nam-bi-zi-da]May he say to you, “Enambizida
1''[na-an]-⸢šub-be₂ de₃⸣-[ra-ab-be₂ ...]May he say to you, “Do not abandon me!’
2''za-e u₃-mu-un-[bi x-men₃ de₃-ra-ab-be₂ na-an-šub-be₂ de₃-ra-ab-be₂]You, may the lord speak to you ..., may he say to you "sit down"
3''za-e sipa-bi x [men₃ de₃-ra-ab-be₂ na-an-šub-be₂ de₃-ra-ab-be₂]You, its shepherd ... may she say to you, may she speak to you
4''u₄-de₃-ba gi-bi de₃-[ra-ab-be₂ na-an-šub-be₂ de₃-ra-ab-be₂]At that time, may he say to you "this reed" - may it not approach him!
5''uri₂{ki} gul-la-gin₇ er₂-ra mu-un-in-zalLike a destroyed Urim, she was weeping.

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.