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CDLI Literary 000368, ex. 001 (P345478)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000368, ex. 001
IDP345478
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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{d}lugal-banda₃{da} kur ki su₃-ud-da [...]Lugalbanda, the mountain of the distant place
{d}{<MIN(LUGAL.BAN₃.DA)>} ana ša₂-di-i a-šar ru-u₂-⸢qi⸣ [...]O ditto, to the mountains, lord of ...,
2iš sa-a-bu-a [...]With Sābû
ina KUR{i} sa-a-bi [...]In the land of Sumer and Akkad
3ama nu-mu-un-da-an-til₃ na nu-⸢mu⸣-[...]The mother does not live there anymore, she does not ...
um-mu ul aš₂-bat-su-ma ul [...]I did not sit down with my mother and did not ...
4a-<a> nu-mu-un-da-an-til₃ ki-a nu-mu-un-[...]He did not live there with him, he did not ... on earth
a-bi ul a-šib-šu-⸢ma it-ti⸣-šu₂ ⸢ul⸣ [...](Sum) My father, I did not seek him out, but with him I sought him out (Akk) I do not seek his father, and with him ...
5zu-a kal-a-ni ⸢nu-mu-un⸣-[...](Sum) The one who knows his limbs, he does not ...(?) (Akk) The wise one, if only he would ...
aq-ru ⸢mu⸣-du-šu₂ [...]The aqru-priestess, his ēdu-disease
6⸢lu₂⸣ inim šag₄-ga-na-ke₄ inim ⸢nu⸣-[...]The elu priestess, the word of her heart, the words of her sleep
ša₂ a-mat lib₃-bi-šu₂ a-mat ⸢ul⸣ [...]The word of his heart, the word of ...
7šag₄ ni₂-te-na-ke₄ inim-ma am₃-mi-ni-⸢ib₂⸣-[...]In his own heart he speaks a word
i-na lib₃-bi ra-ma-ni-šu₂ a-mat ⸢x⸣-[...]In his own heart the word of
8mušen-e nam-me-te-a ba-ni-ak-a ana iṣ-ṣu-ri si-[ma-...](Sum) The lord, the one who makes the heavens tremble(?) (Akk) The one who made the earth shake like a horn
9{d}anzu{mušen} nam-me-te-a ba-ni-ak-a ana an-zi-i si-⸢ma⸣-[...]Anzumuš, who created me in a favorable way, ... to Anzu
10dam-a-ni-ta gu₂-da-a ba-ni-in-la₂ aš₂-šat-su ⸢li⸣-[...]his wife he carried away, his hand ... elī-e-
11dam {d}anzu{mušen}da dumu {d}anzu{[mušen}da]wife of Anzumu-da, son of Anzu-mušenda
al-ti an-zi-i mar an-⸢zi⸣-[i]I, Anzu, son of Anzu
12ki-bi-ŋar-ra ba-ni-ib₂-dur₂-ru ina ta-kul-ti lu-še-ši-⸢ib⸣(Sum) May he sit on the throne, may he rise from the womb (Akk) May I be seated in the takultu prayer
13{d}en-na {d}nin-gu₂-en-na-ke₄ {<MIN({d}EN.NA)>} {<MIN({d}NIN.GU₂.EN.NA)>}Enna and Ningu’ena
14hur-saŋ-a-ni-ta um-ma-da-an-rifrom the mountain range he brought me.
ul-tu ša-di-i i-ta-ra-aFrom the mountains he returned.
15munus TUKU-TUKU ama-ra me-te ŋar“(If) a woman gives birth to a child, it is appropriate for a mother.’
sin-niš-tu et-puš₃-tu um-mu ša₂ ana si-ma-a-ti GAR{at}(If) a woman has performed sorcery (or) an oath: that person will be put to shame.
16{⸢d⸣}nin-ka-si munus TUKU-TUKU ama-ra me-te ŋarNinkasi, the woman who has a mother, suitable for the mother
{d}siraš MIN ⸢MIN⸣Sîn, ditto, ešītu-plant
17[...]-⸢a⸣-ni {na₄}za-gin₃-duru₅ nam-zi-is-sa uq-nu-u ⸢eb-bu⸣... his temple with lapis lazuli and a crown of radiance he set up.
18[...]-⸢di⸣-a-ni kug-babbar me kug-sig₁₇ lam-si-is-sa me-su ⸢kas₃⸣-pa u [...]... silver, gold, lapis lazuli, ebony, and
19[...]-⸢a⸣-ni niŋ₂-kiri₃-zal ina ši-kar iz-za-zu ta-ši-⸢la⸣-[...](Sum) ... stands at the threshing floor(?) (Akk) In the šukarû-vessel you stand (there)
20[...] ⸢mud₅⸣-me-ŋar ina ši-kar uš-ša₂-bu ⸢ri⸣-[...]... the emudbar plant in the reedbed is growing
21[...] ⸢x x x⸣ [...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]
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1'[...]-bi {⸢ŋeš⸣}[...] ⸢mu-ni-ni⸣-[...]... its ..., he made it for him
ina qaq-⸢qa-di⸣-[šu ...]-ia-a-ra ⸢u₂-kin⸣In his ‘qaqadi’, he smote my ...,
2'{⸢uzu⸣}mu-du-li-⸢e {tug₂⸣}gur-gur-ra-bi saŋ-bi-še₃ mi-ni-in-ŋarHe made the udu-lî-vessels and the gurgur-textiles bow down in their knots.
MIN ku-ba-ra ina re-ši-šu₂ iš-kunDITTO, kubaru-plant is placed at his head
3'⸢gud₃⸣ {d}anzu{mušen}da ba-ra-zig₃The oxen of Anzuda were not raised.
ul-tu qin-ni an-zi-i it-bi-maAfter Anzu came out from the midst of heaven, and
4'[ha]-⸢šur⸣ nu-zu kur-ra-ke₄ ki-gub mu-un-akThe one who does not know the ḫāšû-plant, he established it as a station.
5'nis-hu IGI{u₂}first-fruit offering
6'⸢KUR⸣ {m}AN.ŠAR₂-DU₃-A MAN ŠU₂ MAN {kur}AN.⸢ŠAR₂{ki⸣}Assurnasirpal, king of the world, King of the land of Assur,

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