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CDLI Literary 000760, ex. 003 (P345122)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000760, ex. 003
IDP345122
Museum no.Ist Ni 02400
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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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1’[...]-⸢x⸣-huŋ-e ⸢lu₂⸣ [...]... the elu-priest
2’[...]-⸢ke₄⸣ ma-⸢ra-ni₁₀-ni₁₀⸣-e... he made it shine for me
3’[...] ⸢ma⸣-ra-ra-an-zi₂-e-enI want to ... for you
4’[...] ⸢ma⸣-ra-ra-an-e₁₁-de₃... to make it come forth for you
5’[x x] ⸢x⸣-da-e₁₁-da šu-mu-ra-ab-kuš₂-u₃“The ... of the E-da-eda is to be cut off for you
6’⸢kuš nu⸣-du₁₀ saŋ-du-zu bi₂-ib-ku(Sum) Your sandals that are not good (Akk) You have smashed your sandals
7’il₂-la-zu tur-ra-am₃ a-ra₂ mah-am₃Your raising is small, it is an exalted way.
8’u₄-za₃-ŋu₁₀ iti 12-am₃“Day-of-the-Mountain-day, month 12,
9’u₄ gub-ba-zu iti 4-am₃Your standing-day is 4 months.
10’u₄ sah₆-zu iti 8-am₃The day of your saḫ-offering is 8 months.
11’gub-ba-zu-⸢gen₇⸣ 2-am₃ ba-du-unIt was the second time that you stood (there).
12’ma₂-la₂-za ⸢e₂⸣ i₃-du₃-du₃-e-enIn your quay, you build the house.
13’u₃-me-ni-ri-en šu-zu dal-la u₃-me-ni-gid₂You have made your hand tremble, you have made allotment
14’igi-zu dug ⸢ŋeštin⸣-na-gen₇ a im-ta-suh-enYour eye is watered like a jug of wine.
15’[x x]-⸢ta kur-ra⸣ um-ta-AK-[x]-enAfter you have ... the ... of the mountain
16’[...]-in-⸢si₁₂⸣-[...]... insi
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1’[...]-⸢lu₃⸣-en [...]-en... I am
2’⸢uš x⸣ i₃-ŋa₂-ŋa₂ e₂ ⸢i₃⸣-[x]-du₃-en“If he ..., I will build a house for you.
3’eŋar šumun-a ur₂-bi i₃-us₂-enIn the Ebar temple of the lord I have sat on its foundation
4’ur₃ lu₂ zi-da-ka a im-ma-ŋa₂-ŋa₂In the lap of the righteous man he pours water.
5’{ŋeš}al-me-en sila daŋal-la si im-sa₂-sa₂-e-enI am the one who makes the streets tremble
6’iri u₃-mu-niŋen₂ bad₃ ge um-mi-du₃The city that he conquered, he built a fortress.
7’e₂ diŋir gal-gal-e-ne-ka pa-e₃ u₃-ba-ni-AKIn the house of the great Ibir priestesses he made it appear resplendently.
8’im su₄ im si₁₂ im da-ha-mun-na mim um-ma-ni-du₁₁I poured out clay, clay, bricks, clay and all kinds of clay.
9’iri{ki} e₂-gal-la-ka i₃-du₃-e-enI built the city of the palace.
10’ugula NU-banda₃-e-ne dur₂ im-ŋa₂-ŋa₂-nethe foremen of the overseers of the superintendents sat down,
11’[...] ⸢ge₁₇⸣-bi du₃-a im-sir₂-bi dugud-da... its moat was built, its crenellations heavy
12’[...] ŋa₂-da se₂₅-bi-še₃ ; ⸢ni₂⸣ he₂-eb-ši-ib-te-en-te(Sum) ... may he be able to bring forth the “seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic (Akk) The ... of the sea, its seizing, may it be released
13’[... {ŋeš]}al um-ma-zal-la ⸢za₃⸣-ge₄ um-ma-la₂-aAfter the hoe has been gathered, after the courtyard has been cleared
14’[...]-⸢ga⸣-bi nu-mu-e-⸢ši⸣-du... did not come out
15’[...]-⸢u₃⸣-ne mu-ni-ib-na₈-na₈-ne... they ate for him
16’[...] mu-[...]... ...
b.e.
1pu₂-bi u₃-mu-ba-al mu-gu₂ mi-[...]Its well has been emptied, it is leaking water

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