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CT 44, 17 (P345526)

CANONICAL > Literature > Lamentations, Hellenistic, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE

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DesignationCT 44, 17
IDP345526
Museum no.BM 078239
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Lamentations
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
obverse 27... rejoices
obverse 5the first-born son of E-ibbi-Anum
obverse 26... you will...
obverse 14Your holy rites are surpassing in heaven, your fearsomeness is surpassing
obverse 13to earth, to earth reeds
obverse 17Father Nanna, lord of the numerous heavens
reverse 13'in the plain he smote the barley.
reverse 11'(If) you are a thief, you will know (what you are)
reverse 12'Who knows your omens?
obverse 20Your city, Nippur, the evildoer, and your city, the lamentation priest, the lamentation priest
reverse 4'chief hero, lord of Enlil
obverse 11to your son, to your son
obverse 24their... grew like birds
obverse 1The shrines of theegis are roaring, the city is roaring.
obverse 15You are a pure nannaru, the pure one of heaven, who loves him.
obverse 23The people of your city have escaped to your city
reverse 8'the sukkalmadi priest of Nusku
reverse 6'great hero, lord of the Eumea temple
obverse 10to your spouse and your spouse
obverse 2O my lady, the good food and the good food
reverse 35'son of Iddin-Papsukkal, reverent one who reveres Nabû, does not set up a sartu-shrine or does not set up a sartu-shrine.
reverse 34'Copy of Borsippa, written and collated.
obverse 6of the Lady-of-Gateasi
reverse 23'It is the 36th year, its eponym year.
obverse 4first-born son of Ura
reverse 17'Princess of Isin in the steppe
reverse 20'For Babu, the beautiful woman of the steppe
top 1“The prince ditto, the side of the city will be divided.
obverse 8to your house and your house
obverse 3house of the Esagila temple
obverse 25... he destroyed
obverse 19Your city, the one who strives after the great divinity of a stranger, is the one who strives after you
obverse 21Your strength reaches the land
obverse 9to your city, to your city
reverse 7'lord of the Ea-ma temple and lord of the E-ibbi-ugalam temple
reverse 22'elu-disease, elu-disease,
obverse 22The people of your land have been frightened.
reverse 18'princess of the mother of the holy Dukuga temple
reverse 3'the great hero
obverse 28... rejoice, joy
reverse 2'Who is a qarrû-priestess who is a sage of the land?
obverse 18Lord Nanna and Lord Aimbabbar
reverse 10'Who knows your commands, who knows your commands?
obverse 7my lady, Nanaya,
obverse 29to the... barley of Babylon
top 2By the command of Nabû may it go well.
reverse 14'the mother of the lady of the steppe
reverse 1'Who knows the oxen of the mountain,
reverse 19'princess, mother of the ualbi priestess,
reverse 16'theegi of the lady of the steppe
reverse 9'of the Twin Gods and Lugalgira
reverse 21'shrine Erabri, lord Dikumah, in the steppe
obverse 16Father Nanna, the pure scepter of heaven, who is enraged with you,
reverse 15'princess of the lady of the steppe
obverse 12to threshing floor, to threshing floor
reverse 5'the Alima and heirs of the Ekur

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