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CDLI Literary 000782, ex. 007 (P355647)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000782, ex. 007
IDP355647
Museum no.NMC 10054
CollectionNationalmuseet, Copenhagen, Denmark
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
obverse
1[...]-im#-sar-re-em... wrote
2[...] sag# im#-ta-ab-gur4-gur4-re... trembled
3[...]-zu#-a-ke4 na?-szi#-su-su-un... of your ... they shall take away(?)
4[...] masz2-u2 na-nam sza2-bi inim-sig-ga... is indeed a kid, its inside is an incantation.
5[...] i7# mah-am3 sza3-bi gu4 du7-dam... it is a great river, its inside is full of oxen
6[...] nig2 sa2 nu-di-dam... that which cannot be changed
7nig2#-e3#-a# nig2 nu-silig-ge-damThat which comes out is something that cannot be changed
8ninda lu2-u3 gu7 ga-ra-ab-szum2-bi gun3-aI want to give you the bread that a man eats, it is speckled.
9szum2-mu-da-bi an bad-ra2-am3Its offerings are far-off in heaven.
10nu-ra-ab-szum2-mu ninda igi-bi-sze3 til-am3he will not give it to you, the bread before it is finished.
11ga-ra-ab-szum2-bi lu2-ra ga-ni-in-us2I want to give it to you, I will put it on a man.
12nig2-u2-rum nig2 a2 se3-ga-a-taby means of the nigŋirum-gift, which was entrusted to him,
13lu2-tur-mu nig2 nu-mu-un-da-sa2My child does not know anything.
14ka sa6-sa6-ge inim i3#-szid#-e#In order to make the mouth beautiful, he spoke a word
reverse
1ka x x kiszib3 e-il2-il2sealed documents he carried.
2[x] lal3#-e u2-lal3 e-bur2-re... honey and honey are poured out
3lul {kusz}lu-ub2-a-ni sa2 im-dufalsely her sandals were set up,
4kusz-du3-du3-e kusz ni2 sze-ba-NI-e(Sum) The one who shaves his head, the one who wears his own hair (Akk) He who removes the head and the hair of his own self
5silim-di ka su3-ga sza-ba-ni-in-garHe placed a supplication in the mouth.
6kusz du3-du3-e ni2 sze-ba-NI-eThe one who shaves his head, who ... himself.
7usu-tuku szu lu2-ta sza-ba-ra-an-tum3“If a man’s hand binds him,
8u6-di lu2-lil-e nig2 u2-gu i3-de2-eThe one who sees it, he knows what it is.
9[...] na#-an-szer3-szer3-re-de3... should not be scattered(?)
10[x]-ti# ku3-sze3 am3-mi-ni-in-gal... to the pure ... he made abundant.
11[...]-tuku nam szi-ib-tar-re... determines fate
12[...] lu2 ur2-sze3 mu-un-de2-e... the man goes to the roof.
13[...] ba-gub... stood
14[...] x ba-KU... ...

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