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VS 24, 045 + 052 + 061 (P347164)

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

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DesignationVS 24, 045 + 052 + 061
IDP347164
Museum no.VAT 17131 + VAT 17152 + VAT 17397
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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)
o i
1ʾ[...] x x [...]
2ʾ[...] ⸢bi₂⸣-in-šeŋ₃-šeŋ₃... the ešû-priests
3ʾ[...] a bi₂-in-dub... poured water
4ʾ[...] x bi₂-in-šu₂-šu₂... he made it
5ʾan-⸢šar₂⸣ x [...] x ⸢bi⸣-in-dulAn-šar-e3 ... covered that temple
6ʾki sig₉-ga x x ba-ni-in-TAGHe ... the favorable place.
7ʾe₂-a-ni x x ba-ni-in-dab₅his house he seized.
8ʾlu₂-ulu₃ pa-hal-la saŋ-gig-gaThe man of the pahal temple, the sick person
9ʾ⸢šu⸣-na ba-ni-in-dab₅ ŋir₃-ni ba-ni-in-dab₅He seized his ešu’ena, he seized her birni.
10ʾsu lu₂ gaba lu₂-ka ba-ni-in-dab₅The flesh of a man has been seized by the chest of another man.
11ʾKA lu₂ igi lu₂-ka ba-ni-in-dab₅He seized the mouth of the man before the man.
12ʾa₂ šu lu₂-ulu₃-ka ba-ni-in-dab₅the wages of the slaves he took
13ʾlu₂-ulu₃ dug bi₂-gaz a-gin₇How could a man be destroyed by a pot?
14ʾx ⸢maš⸣-da₃-gin₇ saŋ im-x-[...]Like a emāšda bird, he ... the net
15ʾudu x ⸢gig⸣-ga-gin₇like ... sheep
16ʾki-zu ki dug₃-ga-am₃ IGI [...]Your place is a pleasant place
17ʾPA A x dug₃-ga-am₃ a₂ [...]... is good ...
18ʾu₃ idim-ma u₃ idim u₃ [...]And the ghost, and the ghost ...
o iii
1ʾ[...] dub-be₂ [...]... writing tablets
2ʾ[...] x x x [...]
3ʾ[...] A ⸢mi-in⸣-x ⸢eme⸣ [x]-⸢e⸣ mu-[...]... descendant of emin-x, eme-e, ...-e
4ʾ[...] A x x x x x [...]... ...
5ʾ[...] x x [...] A i-ni-in-gi₄-⸢gi₄⸣ [...]... he will return ...
6ʾ[...] x x igi im x x x [...]... before ...
7ʾ[...] ⸢kug⸣-ga ga ab₂ x x [...]... e-kug-e-ga milk of cows
8ʾ[...] mu-e-ni-x-[...]... you ...
9ʾ[...] x-ga na-de₅-ga u₃-mu-[...]... the one who is to be brought ...
10ʾ[...]-na-ab mu-e-[...]... you ...
11ʾ[...] u₃-mu-e-ši-[...]... I want to utter a lament
12ʾ[...] x zid-da-na ⸢u₃-mu⸣-[...]... his right ...
13ʾ[...] x-na u₃-mu-e-[...]... I want to ...
14ʾ[...]-⸢la⸣ a₂-sag₃ a-na [...]... the asag-demon to
15ʾ[...] x [x] x [...]
r i
1ʾ[...] x im-x-[x]... ...
2ʾ[x] x x-ba im-da-[x]... ...
3ʾx x kar-ta ⸢DU⸣from the quay of the Dūr-Eštar
4ʾ⸢na⸣-de₅-ga {d}en-ki-ga-⸢ke₄⸣Enki erected the e-de-ga.
5ʾa-gub₂-ba {d}nin-girimₓ(|HA.KUD.DU|)agub priestess of Ningirim
6ʾ{d}asal-lu₂-hi dumu eridu{ki}ga-ke₄Asalluhi, son of Eridu
7ʾhe₂-em-kug he₂-em-sikil he₂-em-dadagMay she be pure, may she be purified, may it be bright.
8ʾeme hul-ŋal₂ bar-še₃ he₂-em-ta-gubMay the evil tongue stand outside.
9ʾka-inim-ma gu gada lugal keš₂-da-kamIt is the wording of a royal linen garment.
10ʾgu ni₂ me-lam₂-ma im-ma-da-riHe surrounded it with an aura of fearsomeness and radiance.
11ʾgu ni₂ me-lam₂-ma {d}a-nun-na-ke₄-neThe Anuna gods, whose aura is awe-inspiring,
12ʾnun-e abzu-ta šu kug mu-ri-in-NEThe prince ... the holy hand from the Abzu
r ii
1ʾ[...] x
2ʾ[...] x
3ʾ[...] x
4ʾ[...] ⸢ŋal₂⸣-la... is to be carried off
r iii
1ʾ[...] x x x [...]
2ʾa-ga-gin₇ LI x x ⸢u₃⸣-[...]Like this ...
3ʾBUL x šum-ma-ni u₃-mu-[...]If he ...
4ʾa-šag₄ zu₂ sig₁₀-ga ŋiš-gi x [...]A green field, a reed ...
5ʾ{kuš}a-ŋa₂-la₂ keš₂-da-bi he₂-x-[...]May he ... its bound sandals
6ʾtu₆ dug₄-ga {d}en-ki-x [...]The good incantation of Enki
7ʾ{d}asal-lu₂-hi dumu eridu{ki}[...]Asalluhi, son of Eridu
8ʾabzu eridu{ki}ga nam-mu-un-da-an-xDo not ... the Abzu of Eridu
9ʾka-inim-ma uh gu₇ {ŋiš}hašhur-{ŋiš}hašhur zi-zi [...]Incantation: “It is enough, it is enough. It is enough! Rise up!
10ʾimin {d}udug hul-a-kamSeven are the evil udug-demons,
11ʾeš₅ zi hul dub₂-ba-kamIt is a true and evil ešu-demon
12ʾdiš a₂-sag₃-kamIt is an asag-demon
13ʾdiš saŋ-gig-ga-kamIt is a sick person
14ʾmin-kam gu₇-aa second time eaten
15ʾdiš AN lugal x x pa e₃-aAN, king ... emergent
16ʾ[...]-x-a-kamIt is of ...
17ʾ[...] x x-kam... ...

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