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JCS 08, 082-3 (P355642)

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

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DesignationJCS 08, 082-3
IDP355642
Museum no.NMC 10051
CollectionNationalmuseet, Copenhagen, Denmark
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
i
1[mi-na]-ši mu-le-el mi-na-šiHow long, Mullil, how long
2[du]-ku-ge-en-na-nu-da-an [du]-ku-ge-en-na-nu-da-an me-a an-da-ma-leI want to lie down with him, but I do not know where he lies down.
3kur gal {d}en-lil₂-la₂ me-a an-da-ma-leWhere is the great mountain of Enlil?
4an bi-du-ka me-en-ti(Sum) The heavens, your habitations, are pure (Akk) The earth, your dwellings are pure
5ki bi-du-ka su-a i₃-im-du me-a an-da-ma-leIn the place where he built, he grew a sheepfold, where is he going?
6i₃-lu a-e i₃-lu a-e a-ši-ir ni-iš-ku-leWoe, woe! Woe! We will cut off the road!
7e-di-ni ir mu-bi i-ši-šeHer young man cried out a lament.
8en-du ma-nu-na gi-bi i-ši-⸢še⸣The endu priestess of Manuna recite this recitation
9mu-bi i-ra i-si-ge-aIts name is “Alas!’, it is a cry of joy.
10[gi]-bi i-ra i-si-ge-aIts reeds tremble in tears.
11gi-bi i-ši-šeIts reed
ii
1mi-na-še mi-na-šeHow long, how long?
2mu-le-el mi-na-šeMullil, how long?
3kur gal a-a {d}en-[lil₂]-la₂ mi-na-šeThe great mountain, father Enlil, how long?
4sa-pa sa-gi-ki-ga mi-na-šeHow long will the shepherd of Sagikiga
5gu sa-an-zu-a du bi-du-laYou have poured out a libation of your own accord.
6gu-zi u₂-ra bi-ni-ŋa₂-rafor the throne-bearer who ... in the city
7ša [su]-ta mu-na-ka ša-pa u₂-ga-eThe one who has sworn by the name of his father, the one who swore by his name
8u₂-ga-e i-ni-im mu-li-la-keThe ug priestess, the one of Mullil,
9el-lu-um lu sa-a-an-du na-am-ta-ba-ra-e“Let the elû-demon be a sāndu-disease for me!
10a-a mu-le-el ka-na-da gi-u₂Father Mullil, return to the land!
11ša ki-u₂ ša ki-u₂That which is true, that which is false
12mu-le-el ša ki-u₂Mullil, who is true
13i-ni-ra tu-ku-a“Inira, Tukû,
14[ša] ⸢hu⸣-mu hu-muof Aḫūmu ḫumu
15[mu-lu ši]-⸢iš⸣-ku-ra-kaWhoever in the future, at any time
16[...] mu-na-be₂... says to him
r i
1'[...] x x
2'[... ti]-in-zi-zi... you rise up.
3'[...] ni-ib-ru du-ra-an-ki-ra-ka... of the Nibru of Urankira
4'a-li-ma-ha a-li-ma-ha nu le-el-di ti-in-zi-zi“Alas, the alimaḫ-demon is not evil, you rise up!
5'i-ni-ma₃-ni-lu i-ni-ma₃-ni-lu i-luShe sings, she sings.
6'x-du-e ga-am-du... I want to go.
7'mu-li-li-⸢ra⸣ mi-ri-še ga-mu-xI want to ... to Mullil.
8'i-a-lu i-a-luWoe, woe!
9'[x] x x šu-mi-še ga-am-du... his hand I want to say
10'[x]-⸢pa⸣-ar x x x x...epar ...
11'ga-am-du mu-li-leI want to go, Mullil!
12'mi-ri-ni ga-mu-<(...)>I want to ... his feet
13'mi-ri-ni-iš ga-tuš NAMmīrāniš (means) to sit down.
14'[...] x x x x x
15'[x]-ra-ni ga-ba-da-NII want to ... his
16'x-si-bi ga-mu-[...]I want to ... its ...
17'e-lu a ku a kuWoe, ah! ...

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