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CDLI Literary 000351, ex. 151 (P349103)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000351, ex. 151
IDP349103
Museum no.unknown
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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)
tablet
1[...]-un#-u5#... smote
2[...]-ur4#-e... to the horizon(?)
3[{gisz}mi]-tum#-e kur#-sze3# ka ba#-ab-du8The mētum tree opened its mouth towards the netherworld
4{gisz#}tukul-e gu2-erim2-sze3 tesz2-bi i3-gu7#-eThe weapon eats together against the enemy
5im#-hul im-u18-lu gisz-a mu-un-DUThe evil, the storm(?) ... in the woods
6mar#-uru5 sze-ba mu-un-de3-en#-DUThe barley rations of the granary are to be poured out
7ur#-sag-ra uru2-mah-sag-gi4-a igi-sze3 mu-un-na-DU#For the hero Eridugsaŋgia, he ... before him
8sahar# i3-zi-zi sahar i3-ga2-ga2The dust is piled up, the dust is set up
9du6#-[du6] tun3#-la2-a mu-un-si-ge4 a-ga-zi i3-kab-be2He sat down in the mounds, he set up the agzi offerings.
10u3#-dub2 i3-szeg3 izi i3-su13-su13-su13 izi lu2 ba-an-zal#-e#The storm roared, the fire was roaring, the man passed by
11gisz#-mah ur2-bi-a mu-un-bal-e {gisz}tir-ra gur5-ru# i#?-i#?He carried away the great reeds from its roots, he carried them away in a forest
12ki#-i sza3-bi szu ba-szi-ri-ri a2-gig-ga i#-iWhen its inside has been plundered, it is an agiga-demon
13{i7#}idigna i3-suh3 i7 ur4-ur4 i3-lu3 szu im-tu#-bu#-ur#The Tigris was swollen, the Urur canal was filled with lamentation
14ma2-kar-nun-ta-e3 me3-sze3 giri3 im-mi-ib2-ul4-enI am the one who makes the Karnuntaŋ come forth for battle.
15ug3-bi ki-du-bi nu-um-zu e2-gar8 DU3 i3-ak-de3Its people do not know the foundations, they build a wall.
16muszen-dal-e-bi sag ib2-ta-DU a2-ba ki mu-un-te-ge26-e(Sum) Its flying birds ... their heads ... (Akk) They ... its flying birds, their arms ...
17ku6-bi engur-ra u5 mi-ni-ib2-ra ka mu-un-ba-ba-eIts fish drank oil in the deep, he opened his mouth to it.
reverse
1edin-ba masz2-ansze#-bi# u2#-gug# mi-ni-ib2-du11 buru5#{muszen#}-re-esz# szu# mi-ni#-ib2-hu-uzIn its steppe, the animals eat grass and eat sparrows
2a-gi6-zi#-bi# gul#-bi kur-gul-gulIts aegizi ritual is destroyed, its kurgula ritual
3ki#-bal-a# ur#-sag# {d}nin-urta |IM#.MA#.DU| i3-tukuIn the rebel land the hero Ninurta had a boat
4lu2-im2-ma-bi# kur#-re# im#-ra# iri-bi bu-du-ug im-zaIts people trembled in the mountains, their cities were destroyed
5x x-bi# [girisz]-gin7#? gir2#-gir#-ma# ugu-ugu#-bi# mu-un-szu2Its ..., like a wind, roared loudly, its ... was roaring
6szu#?-bi# U2 [...] KAL#-gin7# tesz2#-ba mu-un#-riIts hands ... like a mighty ... together
7sag-bi# [...] im# bi2#-ib2#-kar-reIts head ... smashed the clay
8kur-ra# [...] dal#-li#-ib2#-di# nu#-ga2-ga2In the mountains ... does not place the “allibdi-demon"(?)
9zi#-bi# gaba#-bi# ib2#-il2#-il2Its birth mother raised it, its breast she raised
10[...]-sze3 x gu2#-za3# bi2#-ib#-la2... carried away(?) the throne
11[...] asz2! im#-[mi-ib2-sar]-re-e#-ne#... they shall write
12[...] ha#-lam#-[ma]-bi#-a [...]-ga2#-ne#... their destruction
13[...] [i-ni]-in#-de2... he spoke to him
14[...] [mu]-un#-tag... touched ...
15[...] [gu2]-erim2#-sze3#... towards the enemy
16[...]-ge#... you(?)
17[...]-e#... to the ...

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