Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › P345676

CDLI Literary 000761, ex. 036 (P345676)

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

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationCDLI Literary 000761, ex. 036
IDP345676
Museum no.HS 1458
CollectionHilprecht Collection, University of Jena, Jena, Germany
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
1[...] ⸢siki⸣ babbar₂-⸢ra⸣-[x]... the white esiki temple
2[...]-⸢ni im⸣-mi-⸢x-hul₂-le⸣... rejoices over him
3[...] ⸢gal-gal-e-ne-ke₄ mul-ma-al⸣ [...]... of the great gods, the Great One
4[...]-⸢ses lu₂ a tu₅⸣-[x]... the one who bathes in water
5[...] ⸢ku₃-ŋa₂ um-ma-x-x⸣-[...]... the holy shrine
6⸢šuku ku₃-ŋa₂ ŋiri₃ mu-da-gub⸣-[...]He set up the holy šuku-vessel in the city square
7ŋeš-⸢gana₂-ur₃ {ŋeš}eme-apin dur x⸣ [...]“The plowmen ... the horizon, the emeš-plowman ...
8{ŋeš}⸢šu-kara₂ sug za₃-ge/ge₄-a gu₇⸣-[x]The ešukara fish devoured in the marshes
9a-⸢na-zu mu-da-ŋal₂ a-na ma-ab⸣-[be₂]-;-⸢en-na-bi ge₄-ma-ni⸣-[x]What have you carried away from me? What have I done to you?
10min₃-⸢kam-ma-še₃ {d}ezinam₂-e mu-na-ni-ib-ge₄⸣-[x]For the second time, Ezinam ... for him
11⸢babir₂ udun-na mim u₃-ba-ni-du₁₁⸣“Babir plant, whatever you have planted in the open country,
12⸢titab₂ udun-na u₃-ba-ni-ib-zal⸣He made the titab plant grow in the oven
13{⸢d}nin-ka-si-ke₄ im-ma-ab-šar₂-šar₂-re-e⸣-enNinkasi commanded me.
14⸢maš₂ gal-gal-zu ua₄-e gal-gal-zu-um⸣Your great en priestess, your great lord
15[ki] ⸢ŋešbun-na-ka mu-un-til-le-x⸣he finished it in the place of the banquet.
16[...]-⸢ta a₂ gur-ra im-da-su₈-su₈-ge⸣-ešThey stand in the “carrying-of-the-throat’ position with their twisted arms
17[...] ⸢niŋ₂-ŋu₁₀-še₃ an-edin-na igi-bi im-še₃-ŋal₂⸣... looked at him in the high steppe
18[...] ⸢a-ša₃-ga ŋal₂-la-ŋu₁₀-še₃⸣... in the midst of the field(?) is to be carried off
19[...] ⸢na-gada-zu {ŋeš}tukul-ta mu-un-sar-re-en⸣... your nagda drum is sung with weapons
20[x]-⸢ta ki si-ga-aš u₃-mu-e-re-e⸣-kiŋ₂From the ... of the stable place Umure-ki
21[x]-⸢ra ni₂⸣-[x] ⸢x-mu-un-ta-e₁₁-de₃⸣-enI want to go up to the ... of the netherworld
22[x] ⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢edin⸣-na-ke₄The ... of the steppe
r
1[...] ⸢an-edin⸣-na kur-[...]... the high steppe
2[...]-⸢e⸣ niŋ₂-ka₉-zu [...]... your confidence
3[...]-ma-zu ki i₃-⸢ta₃-ge⸣Your ... will return to its place
4[...]-za u₈ ⸢me-a sila₄ (TUR.TUR) me-a⸣Where are your ewes and lambs?
5[...] maš₂ ([X].⸢TUR⸣) me-a ⸢lu₂⸣-lu₂-⸢ra⸣ [...]-⸢be₂⸣... the kid, where is the elû demon?
6tumu [x x]-⸢e⸣ uru₂ ⸢di-da-bi⸣The wind ... the city ... its waves
7tumu tur-⸢tur⸣-e {sag₃}saga₇ di-⸢da⸣-biThe small wind, the bad wind, its wind
8ze₄-e e₂-⸢ubur-ra⸣ ma-⸢ra-an-du₃-u₃-ne⸣They built for you the E-ubur-ra-e.
9tumu tur-tur-[x] ⸢uru₂⸣ di-da-⸢bi⸣The small wind(?) that swept through the city
10tumu tur-tur-⸢e {sag₃⸣}saga₇ di-da-[x]I want to ... the small wind and the good saga wind
11{d}iškur-e gaba-ri-a mu-da-an-gub-⸢be₂-en⸣Iškur, you stand before me.

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.