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SLTNi 020 (P345151)

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

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DesignationSLTNi 020
IDP345151
Museum no.Ist Ni 04094
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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)
o i
1’{d}[uttu ...]Uttu
2’{d}en {d}niŋir-[...]Bel and Nibir
3’{d}šagan₂ {bar}barim-ma ⸢la⸣-[...]Šagan, when you open the bar,
4’nam-lu₂-lu₇ u₄-ri-a-[...]Humanity of the distant days
5’inda₃{a} gu₇-u₃-bi nu-mu-un-[...]Its food offerings did not ...
6’tu₉-ga mu₄-mu₄-bi nu-mu-un-[...]The young woman did not ... her young man in the garment
7’ug₃ ŋeš-ge-na-a su-bi mu-[...]The people of the four quarters of the world
8’udu-gen₇ ka-ba u₂ mu-ni-ib-[...]Like a sheep, he ... grass in its mouth
9’a sar-sar-ra-kam i-im-na₈-na₈-⸢ne⸣They drink the water of the garden plots.
10’u₄-ba ki ulutim₂ diŋir-re-e-[...]At that time, the place of the ancient cult centers
11’e₂-bi du₆-ku₃-bi u₈ {d}ezinam₂-bi mu-[...]Its temple, its holy mound, its ewes and its Ezinam
12’eš₃ niŋ₂-gu₇ diŋir-re-e-ne-kam mi-ni-ib-de₅-de₅-[...]She eats the shrines of the intertwined gods
13’he₂-ŋal₂ u₈ {d}ezinam₂-bi-da-⸢ka⸣may it carry off the ewe of Ezinam-bida’e.
14’{d}a-nun-na du₆-ku₃-ga-ke₄-[x]The Anuna of the Holy Mound
15’i-im-gu₇-u₃-ne nu-mu-un-de₃-[...]When they eat, they do not ...
16’amaš ku₃-ga-ne-ne ga-bi niŋ₂ [...]The milk of their pure sheepfold ... in fear
17’{d}a-nun-na du₆-ku₃-ga-ke₄-[x]The Anuna of the Holy Mound
18’i-im-na₈-na₈-ne nu-mu-un-de₃-[...]They eat, but they do not ...
19’amaš ku₃-ga nig₂ du₁₀-ga-ne-[...]In the pure sheepfold, where good things are ...
20’nam-lu₂-lu₇ zi-ša₃ ⸢im-ši⸣-[x x]the righteous man, the Imsvi-E-x
21’u₄-ba {[d}en]-ki-ke₄ {d}en-lil₂-ra gu₃ mu-na-⸢de₂⸣-[x]At that time, Enki spoke to Enlil
22’aia {d}en-lil₂ u₈ {d}ezinam₂-⸢bi⸣ [(x)]Father Enlil, ewe of Ezinam-ebi
23’du₆-ku₃-ga um-ma-da-an-zeₓ(SIG₇)eš-⸢a⸣ [(x)]In the Holy Mound he has sex with me
24’du₆-ku₃-ta ga-am₃-ma-da-ra-ab-e₁₁-⸢de₃⸣-[...]I want to bring you out from the Holy Mound
25’{d}en-ki {d}en-lil₂-bi ka ku₃-ga-ne-ne-a ⸢ba⸣-[...]Enki and Enlil in their holy mouths
26’u₈ {d}ezinam₂-bi du₆-ku₃-ta im-ma-da-ra-[...]The ewes of Ezinam from the Holy Mound
27’[x] amaš im-ma-ab-ni₁₀-ni₁₀-[...]... the sheepfold ...
28’[x]-⸢šem⸣ niŋ₂-daŋal-la mu-un-na-ba-e-[x]... carried away in fear.
29’{[d]}⸢ezinam₂⸣-ra gan₂-ne₂ mu-un-na-ŋa₂-⸢ŋa₂⸣-[x]For Eezinam, he ... the fields for him.
30’[...] surₓ(ERIM)bi mu-un-⸢na-ba⸣-[...]... brought out its troops
31’[...] gub-[...]... stationed
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1’{⸢na₄⸣}šu-[... ...]-⸢zu⸣-a ur₅-ar₃-⸢re⸣ [...]The ešû-bird, the eagle, and the urar-bird
2’ze₄-e {ŋeš}buniŋ-bi ⸢si⸣-ga-⸢zu⸣-[...]I am the one who makes the esiŋa-priestess(?) tremble(?)
3’lu₂ sila₁₁-ŋa₂ ba-he ki-⸢a mi⸣-[...]The one who ... the sila-offerings in the place of worship
4’ki-sikil tuh du-bu-⸢x x x⸣ [...]Young lady, smothered by ...
5’{⸢im}šu-rin⸣-na mi-ni-a-[...]He made the šurīnu-plant grow there for me
6’{im}šu-rin-na-ta im-ta-[...]From the šurinna canal
7’ze₄-e {ŋeš}bansur-ra ŋal₂-la-[...]I am the one who fills the table with sweet beer
8’an-ta ma-ra-ŋal₂-en ki-ta ⸢ma⸣-[...]I will carry it for you above, below
9’{d}ezinam₂ ni₂-za {ŋeš-tu₉}ŋeštu [...]Ištar, your fearsomeness,
10’u₃ ze₄-e niŋ₂ ŋa₂-a-gen₇ niŋ₂-gu₇-[...]And I, like myself, I am eating
11’me-za igi mi-ni-ib-il₂-la-[...]He looked at your divine powers
12’u₃ ge₂₆-e egir-bi im-us₂-[x]And I, behind it ...
13’lu₂ {na₄}kinkin-e hulu nu-[...]The one who does not ... the evil kinkin stone
14’a-na-zu mu-da-ŋal₂ a-na ma-ab-be₂-en-[...] ; ge₄-ma-ni-⸢ib⸣What do you carry? What do I say to you? I want to bring it to you.
15’u₄-ba {d}ezinam₂-e nam-kur₄-ra-na ša₃ im-[...] ; di-de₃ saŋ ba-[...]At that time, Ezinam, in his radiance, ... the heart, he was able to make a decision
16’{d}ezinam₂-e u₈-ra mu-na-ni-ib-ge₄-[x]Ezinam ... for the ewe
17’ze₄-e {d}iškur lugal-zu-um {d}šagan₂ kuš₇-zu ; {bar}barim ki-nu₂-zuO Iškur, your master, Šagan, your skin is clean, your bed is clean.
18’e₂-e gan₂-ne₂ NE in-bi tub₂-ba-[...]The house, the field ...
19’e₂-bi ka-ba sin₂{mušen} ⸢dal⸣ u₃-ba-ab-ra-[...]Its temple, in its mouth, a raven ... the ešadala rites for you
20’eh₃(|KU.TUG₂|) si-ig kalam-ma-še₃ ba-ni-ib-ŋar-[x (x)]The ... of the gate of the land ...
21’ŋe₂₆-e gu₂-ŋu₁₀ ki-še₃ ba-e-de₃-⸢x⸣-[x](Sum) You are the one who screamed in the netherworld(?) (Akk) The one who shouted, you were made to fall into heaven
22’{ŋeš}ba-an-e {ŋeš}ba-an-e ba-e-hal-[...]The king, my lord, destroyed all of the lands
23’[x]-⸢tur₃⸣-zu (KI.LAM-)ka lu₂ u₃-bi₂-[...](Sum) Your ..., the one who ... (Akk) The ... of your ...
24’[...]-⸢dara₂⸣ ni₂-za gu₂-zu u₃-bi₂-[...]... your own ..., your neck
25’[...] še(BI) {ŋeš}ba-an-e ⸢si⸣-[...] ; lu₂ lu₂-u₃ in-na-[...]... a man ... the esî-tree
26’[...]-ki-ke₄ {d}en-lil₂-[x] ; gu₃ mu-[...]... Enlil spoke

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