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OECT 15, 121 (P347464)

Account, Old Babylonian, Larsa · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationOECT 15, 121
IDP347464
Museum no.Ashm 1923-0340
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreAccount
Find spotLarsa (mod. Tell as-Senkereh)
Coordinates31.2832, 45.8549

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.

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1šu-ku-un-na A.GAR₃ a-a-ni-a-tim u₃ A.GAR₃ DAM-la-ga-nureceived the fields of Ayyanītum and Marlaganu.
2A.ŠA₃ E₂ {d}NANNA u₃ UKU.UŠ-MEŠ ša AB.SIN₂ iš-ta-ad-duThe field of the temple of Nanna and the soldiers of furrows has been counted
3{iri}šu-un-na-mu-un-dim₂{ki}Vunna-Mundim
4GU₂ {id₂}al-bi-an-na BAL.RI a-a-bion the bank of the Albiana canal, opposite the enemy.
5AB.SIN₂ NIG₂.GAR ŠE-BI ŠE NU AB.SIN₂ NIG₂.GAR ŠE-BI ŠE NU MU-BI.IM(If) the furrow is surrounded by a mound: its owner will not prosper; the wild cow will not thrive; its name will be unknown.
6NIG₂ E₂.GAL NIG₂ E₂ {d}NANNAthe palace property, the house of Nanna
71(BUR₃) 2(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 3(U) 3(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) EŠ₂.GAR₃ i-din-{d}UTU ENSI₂ ša ma-la ; i-li-a-am ša-ak-nu1 BUR3 2 iku 3(U) 33 GUR 1 BARIG 4 BAN₂ (100 litres) (for) the work assignment of Iddin-Šamaš the agricultural manager, as much as is required by the god.
83(IKU) 1(U) <GUR> 4(BARIG) 1(BAN₂) 3(IKU) 1(U) <GUR> 4(BARIG) 1(BAN₂) KI-13 iku
91(EŠE₃) 4(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 8(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) 1(EŠE₃) 4(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 8(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) KI-2 ap-lum DUMU {m}a-hu-um1 eše3 4 iku 3(u) kurru
105(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 4(AŠ) <GUR> 5(BAN₂) 5(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 4(AŠ) <GUR> 5(BAN₂) i-din-{d}SUEN GIR₃.NITA₂ ki-ip-ra-am{ki}5 iku
1115 <SAR> 2(U) <GUR> 2(BAN₂) 5 <SILA₃> 15 <SAR> 1(U) <GUR> 2(BAN₂) 5 <SILA₃> a-ha-nir-ši na-ap-pi₂-lum15 sar
121(IKU) 1.20 <SAR> 3(U) <GUR> 1(AŠ) <GUR> 2(BARIG) 3(BAN₂) 1(IKU) 1.20 <SAR> 3(U) <GUR> 1(AŠ) <GUR> 2(BARIG) 3(BAN₂) nu-rum-li-ṣi LU₂ šu-na-mu-un-dim₂{ki}1 iku 1 20 sar
131(IKU) 20 <SAR> 3(U) <GUR> 1(AŠ) <GUR> 1(IKU) 20 <SAR> 3(U) <GUR> 1(AŠ) <GUR> {d}SUEN-SIPA u₃ {d}SUEN-tam₂-ka₃-ri1 iku 20 sar
142(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 1(AŠ) <GUR> 3(BARIG) 2(BAN₂) 2(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 1(AŠ) <GUR> 3(BARIG) 2(BAN₂) be₂-e-ta-a u₃ {d}SUEN-ma-gir2 iku
151(EŠE₃) 1(IKU) 1/2(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 6(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 1(BAN₂) 5 <SILA₃> 1(EŠE₃) 1(IKU) 1/2(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 6(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 1(BAN₂) 5 <SILA₃> i₃-li₂-i-din-nam NU.BANDA₃ LU₂ šu-na-mu-un-dim₂{ki}1 eš-bīti 1 1/2 iku 3(u) gur 6 (gur) 10 (litres)
163(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 2(AŠ) <GUR> 2(BARIG) 3(BAN₂) 3(IKU) 3(U) <GUR> 2(AŠ) <GUR> 2(BARIG) 3(BAN₂) a-wi-il-{d}IŠKUR u₃ a-pil₂-{d}MAR.TU3 iku
171(EŠE₃) 1(IKU) 1/2(IKU) 2(U) <GUR> 4(AŠ) <GUR> 5(BAN₂) APIN {d}SUEN-⸢ma⸣-[gir ...]1 EŠE3 1 1/2 iku 20 gur 4 gur 5 sūtu APIN Sin-ema’egir
b.e.
11(EŠE₃) 2(U) <GUR> 3(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) APIN ṣi-li₂-{⸢d⸣}[...]10 iku
21(BUR₃) 1(IKU) 1/2(IKU) 2(U) <GUR> 1(U) <GUR> 4(BARIG) 1(BAN₂) APIN nu-rum-li-[ṣi ...]1 BUR3 1 1/2 iku 20 gur 10 gur 4 BARIG 1 BAN2 APIN Nurum-lišu
r
11(BUR₃) 2(IKU) 3(U) 3(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) EŠ₂.GAR₃ {d}NANNA ša ma-la i-⸢li⸣-[a-am ša-ak-nu]1 BUR3 2 iku 313 gur 1 BARIG 4 ŠA₂ (100 litres) (for) the “prebend of Nanāya which is placed as much as Eli’eam
22(BUR₃) 2(EŠE₃) 5(IKU) 15 <SAR> 3(U) 7(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 2(BUR₃) 1(EŠE₃) 5(IKU) 15 <SAR> 3(U) 1(AŠ) <GUR> 4(BARIG) 1(BAN₂) APIN LU₂ DIDLI NIG₂.KU₅ ŠU.RI.A2 BUR3 2 EŠE3 5 iku 15 sar
32(BUR₃) 2(EŠE₃) 5(IKU) 1.05 <SAR> 1(GEŠʾU) 2(AŠ) <GUR> 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) NIG₂ E₂ {d}NANNA2 BUR3 2 EŠE3 5 iku 1 05 sar
4A.GAR₃ a-a-ni-a-tum{ki} A.GAR₃ DAM-la-ga-nu-umthe meadow of Āniatum, the Meadows of Laganum,
5{iri}šu-un-na-mu-un-dim₂{ki}Vunna-Mundim
6GIR₃ {d}UTU-ha-zi-ir {d}AMAR.UTU-na-ṣir u₃ ŠA₃.TAM-MEŠŠamaš-hazir, Marduk-nāṣir and the attendants
7{iti}SIG₄.A U₄ 22-KAMSimanu (month III), day 22
8mu ha-am-mu-ra-bi lugal-eYear: Hammurabi the king
9bad₃ ma-ri{ki} u₃ ma₃-al-gi₄-a{ki}the walls of Mari and Malgium
10mu-un-gul-ladestroyed.

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