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CDLI Literary 000741, ex. 001 (P342886)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000741, ex. 001
IDP342886
Museum no.VAT 06110
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
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)
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2'[ki]-a gaba-bi-a [...]On earth, on its surface ...
3'⸢lugal⸣ me gal-gal [...]King of the great mes
4'{d}šul-pa-e₃ me gal-gal [...]Šulpa’e, the great mes
5'⸢nir⸣-ŋal₂ me₃-a ⸢u₃⸣-[na gub-ba]The herald of battle stationed in the fortress
6'en a₂ mah il₂-il₂-i {ŋeš}⸢naŋa₃⸣ [...]The lord who raises his supreme arms ...
7'⸢mi₂⸣-us₂-sa₂ gu₂-tuku a-⸢a⸣ {[d}en-lil₂-la₂]the throne bearer of Enlil
8'⸢šul⸣ zid {d}en-lil₂-la₂ mu mah-zu ⸢mu⸣-[un-pad₃]You have chosen the righteous esvul temple of Enlil, your supreme name
9'⸢nir⸣-ŋal₂ {ŋeš}tukul-a lipiš ⸢me₃⸣-[a]The enirbal-demon, the one who has a weapon, the evildoer
10'⸢lu₂⸣ ki-bal-a-ka nir-ŋal₂ ki-⸢bal⸣-[a]The elu priestess of the rebel land, the one who carries off the ebal prayer
11'⸢lugal⸣-ŋu₁₀ za-e dim₃-me-er mah me-⸢en⸣You are the king, you are the supreme god.
12'za-e dim₃-me-er mah me-en dam-zu u₃-mu-un mah me-enYou are a great god, your spouse is a magnificent lord.
13'{d}⸢nin-hur⸣-saŋ-ŋa₂-ke₄ ki aŋ₂-ŋa₂-ni za-e me-enNinhursa, you are the place of his water.
14'⸢ur-saŋ⸣ ni₂ gal diŋir-re-e-ne me-enI am the great fearsomeness of the intercessors
15'⸢ur-saŋ⸣ {d}šul-pa-e₃-a an-ki-a nir-ŋal₂Ursaea, Šulpa’ea of heaven and earth, hero
16'x-ŋu₁₀ mu-zu kur-kur-ra zid-de₃-eš he₂-pad₃-de₃May he find your name in all the lands faithfully
17'⸢lugal⸣-ŋu₁₀ nam-mah-zu kur-kur-ra zid-de₃-eš he₂-pad₃-de₃May your greatness be found in all the lands faithfully
18'[...] x mah-a a-ŋi₆ zig₃-ga u₁₈-lu lu₂-ra te-a... supreme ... rising flood, approaching one.
19'[nam]-⸢lu₂⸣-ulu₃ mušen ni₂ te-a-gin₇ šudu₃-da mu-ši-ib-ra-anThe elu priestess, like a snake whose fearsomeness is bound to a sheep
20'[...] x zig₃-ga ni₂ ri-a ⸢šu nu⸣-ra-ab-la₂-e... rises ... does not carry a fearsomeness
21'⸢ni₂⸣ gur₃-ru su zig₃ gur₃-ru ni₂ gal mu-da-riThe ešû-priest, the one who is dressed in his ordinary soiled garments, carries a great aura.
22'[u₄]-⸢ta⸣-u₁₈-lu lu₂-ra te-a me-enYou are the one who approaches a man
23'[...] ⸢mah⸣ lu₂-še₃ ur₃-ur₃-ra me-enI am the ... of the great eše temple, the one who is torn apart
24'[...] x lu₂-še₃ bar-bar-ra me-en... you are the one who roams around
25'[...]-gin₇ kur-ra gana₂ gid₂-gid₂Like ... in the mountains, the fields are long
26'[... an]-⸢ta⸣ šu bar-ra gaba-šu-ŋar nu-tuku... has no rival in heaven
27'[...] x ud kur-ra e₃-a... storm coming forth from the mountains
28'[...] x ud dug₄-ga du₇-du₇... perfecting the storm
29'[...] UN MAŠ-a-gin₇ nim ŋir₂-ŋir₂-re... like a wild bull flying in the wind
30'[...]{⸢mušen⸣}a zi ir lu₂-ra šub-buThe true ... of the emušven temple is set upon the man
31'[... šu] nu-tuku ŋiri₃ nu-tuku lu₂ ŋi₆-a tum₂-mu... who has no hand, who does not have a foot, who is suitable for the river
32'[...]-gin₇ ŋi₆ du-du ZI-LAL₃-gin₇ dim₂-e... like a ... floating in the river, like ...
33'[pu₂]-kiri₆ sar-sar ŋeš-gi sig₇-gaorchard of sarsar and green reeds
34'[niŋ₂-ur₂]-limmu₂ an-eden daŋal-lawho makes the high steppe tremble
35'[maš₂]-anše niŋ₂-zi-ŋal₂ eden-naWild goats in the steppe
36'[ur]-saŋ {d}šul-pa-e₃ za-e lugal-bi me-enHero Šulpae, you are their king
37'[an] ⸢lugal⸣ diŋir-re-e-ne-ke₄ šu-za im-ma-an-šum₂An, king of the intertwined heavens, has given your hand to him
38'[šu-za] im-ma-an-šum₂ za-e lugal-bi me-enYou are its king
39'[ur-saŋ] {⸢d}šul⸣-pa-e₃-a šu-zu la-ba-ra-⸢e₃⸣Hero Šul-epa’ea, your hand cannot be released
40'[u₂ tuku u₂]-⸢na ba⸣-ni-in-⸢gu₇⸣The one who has food, he eats the food.
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1'x [...] diŋir-⸢ra⸣ [...]... Ibirae
2'[...] ba-an-[...] x-a KA la-ba-an-x-x [...]... did not ...
3'[...]-na [...] x ba-an-tum₂-mu... he brought
4'[...]-na [...]-zu ma-ra-an-šum₂-mu... your ... will be given to you
5'[...] an {[d]}⸢en⸣-lil₂-la₂ me-enI am the ... of An and Enlil
6'[...] diŋir-re-e-ne me-enI am ... of the intertwined tribes
7'[en] {[ŋeš]}⸢banšur⸣-ra {d}en-lil₂-la₂ me-enI am the lord of Enlil's table.
8'[... niŋ₂] ŋar-ra-zu la-ba-an-gid₂-de₃-en..., do not accept your fearsomeness
9'[...] anše a mu-ra-an-de₆... he brought water to the donkey
10'[...] igi-nim-ma mu-ra-ab-dirig... he made surpassing for you
11'[...] x an-ta u₃-mu-e-ŋal₂... from above I will carry.
12'[...] dugud-da tug₂-gin₇ ši-mi-dul... covered like a garment
13'[...] x-zu mi-ni-ib-dug₄-ga-taAfter you have satisfied your ...
14'[...] x saŋ ŋa₂-ŋa₂ a-ra-zu ma-ra-ab-be₂... utters an arazu prayer to you
15'[...] ša₃-ne-ša₄-ka-ni um-ma-ra-an-pad₃... he has chosen you in his heart
16'[...] x ma₂-gin₇ a-ŋi₆-a-ta im-ma-ra-an-ad-DU... like a boat from the river
17'[...] x-ma im-ma-ra-an-zi-zi... rises for you.
18'[kug-sig₁₇]-gin₇ ba-an-dadag-ge-enI shine like gold
19'[zabar]-gin₇ niŋ₂-su-ub im-ma-ak-enLike bronze, he made me bow down.
20'[šu sag₉-ga] ⸢diŋir-ra⸣-na-še₃ im-ši-in-gi₄-gi₄The good hand returned to the ešibira canal
21'[...] ⸢mu⸣-un-zalag gu₂ mu-un-zig₃... shines, raises its neck
22'[...] ⸢kalam⸣-ma dalla mu-ni-in-e₃... the Ekalam brought forth splendor
23'[...] x-ba mu-un-zu-a-e... he knows
24'[...] x-ra mu-un-e-du₃... built for ...
25'[...] ⸢inim⸣-ma-bi ma-ra-an-ŋa₂-ŋa₂... its utterance is for you
26'[...] dug₄-ga ma-ra-an-de₂-e... he will give you a good ...
27'[...] x-la ma-ra-an-ŋa₂-ŋa₂... he made it for you
28'[...] ki aŋ₂-zu za-e ma-ra-an-du₈-e... where your father taught you
29'.[...] x di₄-di₄-la₂-zu-ne za-e ma-ra-an-ŋa₂-ŋa₂... when you are little, you will give it to me.
30'[...] x di₄-di₄-la₂-zu-ne za-e ma-ra-an-du₈-e... when you are tiny, you set it for me.
31'[...] x-x-x-za gal-gal-la-zu-ne za-e ma-ra-an-du₈-eWhen you ... your great ..., you will release it for me.
32'[...] x-x-am₃ sur-ra-zuYour ... is ...
33'[...]-x-x za-e ma-ra-an-de₂-e... you will give to me.
34'[...]-x-x-x-ra ud 15kam... the 15th day
35'[...] x-x-ra-zu saŋ ⸢im⸣-x-x [...]... your
36'[...]-x-x ⸢šir₃⸣-ra-a mu-x [...]... in the orchard ...
37'[...] x x en₃-du-a ⸢mu⸣-[...]... in prayer, emû-priest
38'[...] me ze₂-eb-a-bi la-x [...]... its sweet mes
39'⸢lugal⸣ šag₄-la₂ sug₄ kur-kur-ra me-en [...]I am the king who covers all the lands
40'[šag₄]-la₂ sug₄ igi du₈-a ŋal₂ a-[...](Sum) The šag-laŋ drum that looks at(?) the dead one(?) (Akk) The empty drum which looks at the dead man
41'[...]-ki tur₃-⸢ra⸣ x [...]... the cattlepen

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