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CDLI Literary 000508, ex. 001 (P345379)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000508, ex. 001
IDP345379
Museum no.AO 06019
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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)
obverse
1{d}en-lil2 lugal an ki-[a] nig2-du11-ga-ni zi inim-ma-ni [...]Enlil, king of heaven and earth, his command, his life and his word
2{d}ri-im-{d}suen sipa nu-usz#-[x x] ud gi4-a lugal-mu x [...]Rīm-Sîn, the shepherd who did not ... my king
3nig2-gu7 zi ti-la nibru{ki} du3#? [x (x)] in-na-an-szum2-ma [(...)] szu3 he2-en-na-DU#?He gave him the life-giving food of Nippur, so that he may ... for him
4{d}ezina2 lu2 sa6 nam-lu2-ulu3#? sag-e-esz he2-en-na-rig7May Ezina, the good man, present to mankind
5mu zi-bi ma-da-na#-ka#? sza3 hul2-la ud he2-en-na-ab#-zal-zal-eMay he spend the day in rejoicing over the life of his land
6{d}ri-im-{d}suen lugal-mu mu-da-an-gu4-gu4-de3#Rīm-Sîn, my master, is to make oxen
7{gesz}gu-za nam-lugal-bi he2-en-na-gi# bala-bi he2-en#-na-su3-ud#May his throne of kingship be restored for him, may his reign be prolonged for him
8gidri-ni sig igi-nim-ma he2-en-e-du11May he say to you "his scepter is high in the sky"
9lugal gu2-du3-a-bi he2#-en#-na-ab-[gam?-e?]May the king take away its gudu-vessel for him
10nig2-ba {d}ri-im-{d}suen lugal-mu# tur mah-e nibru#{ki} e2-kur# [...]Gift of Rīm-Sîn, my king, the young and exalted one of Nippur, the Ekur temple
11szu-si-bi-ta lal3 i3-nun-gin7 al-bi-bi-ze2-e ga2-e dumu lu2 1(disz)-gin7-nam lal3# i3-nun#-naI, like one child of a man, like honey and butter
12nig2-ba lugal-mu banszur#-mu-ta szu li#-bi2-ib-subThe gift of my king should not be subtracted from my table
13dumu nu-siki-gin7 2(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar ma#-an#-szum2-mu-uszlike a child not dressed in his ordinary soiled garment he gave him 2 shekels of silver.
reverse
1x x x [x x] x [dili]-mu al#-sa6?#... alone is good
2da#? dumu lu2-u3 [ga2-e]-me#-enI am the father of a man’s child
3da dumu lu2-u3-ke4#-ne# [mu-da-la2-e-en-me]-enI am able to hold the side of the sons of men
4igi bar mu-u8#-du11#? x he2-ri#-[ib-x ...]May he/she say to you “look at me with pleasure"(?)
5dili-a {d}ri-im-{d}suen [lugal-mu?] lal3 i3-nun-gin7 [szu?] sub-sub#?alone Rīm-Sîn my king like honey and butter
6ka-mu# si#-bi2-ib e2 [ad]-da#-mu sze i3 siki hu#-mu#-ak#-eMay my father’s house be filled with barley and oil.
71(disz) {d}en-lil2-kur-gal-a-ni# mu#-zu#-[gin7] {d}ri-im-{d}suen-kur-gal-[a-zu] he2-a#?1 Enlil-kurgalani, like your name, may Rīm-Sîn-kurgazu
8nam-ti-zu# sza3# {d#}nin-urta# [x-e?] hul2#-hul2 he2-em-du11 {d}nin-nibru{ki} nin# iri#-ki-ga2-ke4May your life rejoice in the heart of Ninurta Ninnibru, the lady of my city
9szilam sza3-la2-szu3-gin7-nam amar#-bi ba-nigin nam-ti-sze3# he2-ri#-ib2#-niginLike a šilam tree, its calves have been scattered, and for the sake of their lives they shall scatter them.
10{d}nin-szubur dingir igi an-na#-ke4 ba-du11#-[...]Ninšubur, the god before An spoke
11nig2#-sa6-ga sag-zu-sze3 he2-em#-[ba?]-a# nam#-ti-zu he2-eb-be2May good fortune be established on your head, may your life be established
12igi-zu hul2 ba-a-du8 sza3 la-ba-an-gid2#?Your joyful eyes have been opened, but your heart has not been pacified

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