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CDLI Literary 000767, ex. 003 (P345247)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000767, ex. 003
IDP345247
Museum no.Ist Ni 02771
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)
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1di i₃-du₁₁ ⸢egir⸣-bi-še₃ nu-mu-un-til-eThe verdict that he rendered, he did not finish.
2šu ka-zu nu-ub-da-sa₂Hand that cannot be opened
3nam-dub-sar-ra he₂-bi₂-šid ki-bi-še₃ ; nu-mu-ra-ab-ge₄The scribal art was brought to an end, it did not reach its place for you
4eme-gi₇-še₃ eme-zu si nu-ub-sa₂The Sumerian, your tongue is not balanced
5[x x] he₂-bi₂-šid za₃-bi-še₃ nu-e-zuMay ... be scattered, but you do not know its edge
6[...] ⸢diri⸣ he₂-tuh ki-us₂ nu-mu-ra-ab-dab₅... may he pluck up, but he will not seize the throne
7[x]-⸢ŋar⸣-ra ki-bi-še₃ nu-mu-ra-ab-ge₄... did not alter its place for you
8[x] enim-ma nam-dumu-e₂-dub-a-ka-ne ; ⸢šu⸣-za ib₂-ši-in-tum₃... the words of the scribal school he brought into your hand
9[x] nu-ra-tar šu na-ma-<ni>-ib₂-šum₂-mu... the nūrātu-demon shall not bring his hand
10[...]-⸢sa₆⸣-sa₆ ki nam-dub-sar-še₃ ; [...] ⸢nu⸣-mu-ra-⸢de₂⸣-a... to the place of the scribal art ... for you
11[x x] ⸢ehi⸣-ta zi₂ ša₃-⸢ŋar-ta⸣ uš₂... from the reed-bed, flour from the bartâ-vessel
12[...] ⸢ŋen-na ur₅-ra⸣ me-te-⸢zu⸣... of the en priestess, the one who is yours
r
1′[...]-⸢en⸣... en(?)
2′[...] ⸢ki⸣ bad-ra₂... the outer city E-e-e.
3′[...] ⸢šutul₄-a⸣ nu₂-nu₂... lying down in the kitchen
4′[x] ⸢gu₃ ra-ah⸣ (BIR.BIR{ri})⸢ta⸣ zi-ir-zi-ir“The ... of the raḫ’e-tree is to be smashed.
5′⸢geme₂⸣ (ŠU.ḪA) {ŋeš}ba-an-⸢e° u₄°⸣ zal-zal(If) a slave woman, the day passes by
6′saŋ lu₂-tumu ⸢udun⸣ bahar₂-ra-ka nu₂-nu₂“The slave lying in the uduna-vessel in the potter’s oven,
7′saman₄-la₂ ku₃ ⸢dam-gara₃⸣{ra}ka til-tilThe silver merchant of the Damgara temple is finished.
8′lu₂ ⸢kurun⸣-na zi₃ munu₄ gu₇-gu₇a man who eats flour and malt
9′⸢kiše₄⸣ a-AK ⸢ŋa₂⸣-nu ⸢lu₂⸣ KU ⸢sila⸣-ta bar-bar“It is raining on the fields, the people ... from the fields.
10′⸢lil⸣ hu-ru-um uš₇(|KA×LI|)za₃-ga bar-bar“Elil, the ḫurum-priestess, the exalted one,
11′[...]-na-gen₇-nam ze₄-e ⸢GA₂-da⸣ mu da-ab-sa₂-eAs if I were ..., I would say “I want to go to the ébadâ temple,’
12′⸢ni₂⸣ su(ZU-)ub lu₂-tumu dim₂-ma {ugu}ugu₄-bi“Seizing the head of a dead man, tearing out his body,

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