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NFT p. 207 (P355651)

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

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DesignationNFT p. 207
IDP355651
Museum no.AO 04331 + AO 04335
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotGirsu (mod. Tello)
Coordinates31.5591, 46.1776

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
1[mu-gi₄]-⸢ib⸣ [ša₃ sag₃-a-še] ⸢er⸣ na-gulThe mugib priestess, the one whose heart is shaken, destroyer of the ereš temple
2⸢ama mu⸣-gi₄-ib ⸢nin⸣-na-na ⸢nin⸣-na-na ša₃ sag₃-a-še <(er na-gul)>The mother who resettled the Nininana, the NinInana whose heart is trembling, should not be destroyed
3[a]-⸢za⸣-lu-lu gi-ma-lu gi-ma-lu ⸢an⸣-na ša₃ sag₃-a-še er <(na-gul)>The ešaelulu-vessel, the reed-bed, and the eane-bed ... weep.
4[x] ⸢x ri uš x x⸣ [(x)]... ri
o ii
1zi dam-da me-na me-enI am the life of a spouse, when will you be?
2zi dumu-za me-na me-enWhen will you be your child's life?
3a-še-er-bi ŋa₂-da te mu-da-gu-leHow could I destroy its reedbeds?
4⸢gu₂⸣ e₃ hulu-a u₂-ru hulu-a-ŋu₉ te mu-da;-gu-leHow can he destroy the destroyed temple, the destroyed city?
5⸢x⸣ dam-ma dumu-a-ŋu₉ [te mu-da]-⸢gu⸣-leHow could he approach the spouse of a child?
6[...] ⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢da⸣... the ešû temple
7[...] ⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢x⸣
o iii
1nu-mu-uš-ta-ŋu₉ dumu zu-e-na-ŋu₉Numuštabu, son of Zuenabu
2ŋa₂-ar-⸢du⸣-e lu₂ hur-saŋ-ŋa₂-ke₄The bar-edu-e’e, the one of the mountain range
3{d}mar-tu dumu an-na mu-zu an-za-šeMartu, son of An, your name is above
4za-na-ta za-na-ta za ki-šeYou, you, you are the one of the earth,
5ut-tu-e-ta ut-tu;-šu-še mu-zu an-za-šeFrom east to west your name is exalted
6dumu ŋu₉-da tu-mu me-er-ta mu-zu an;-za-šeChild born with a birth mother, your name is exalted in heaven
7a-a-ba igi-na-ma-šeWho can compare to him?
8⸢lugal⸣ a-e hu-lu-ub [mu-zu an-za]-⸢še⸣The king, the water is destroyed, your name is anza-eše
o iv
1ka-zu en-gu-ra i is-la nu-du;-tuYour mouth is an enguŋara-demon that has no water.
2za na-am-zu a-ba u₂-um-la ab-be₂ hu-lu-he₂Who can overturn your fate? The sea trembles bitterly.
3za na-am-zu zu-ga u₂-um-la zu-ke₄ še an-ša₃The one who knows your fate, who knows the ūlu-disease of heaven
4a-me ba-ra-na-⸢nu⸣ u₂-um-la ša₃ sur-⸢ra⸣ [...](Sum) He is the one who does not ... the water for him (Akk) The water that is not poured for him, the water of the river(?)
r i
1'⸢x⸣ [...]
2'lugal ⸢ma⸣-[...] {d}ab-⸢u₂⸣ [...] ba-ab-ga-⸢re⸣The king ... Ab-eu-e3
3'lugal gu₂ ma-da sipa ma-sa-ne an gi-ra-reThe king who stretches out his neck in the land, the shepherd of his field ...
4'a ŋuruš sipa-bi ma-sa-ne ba-ra-e-da-reWoe, the shepherd, his sheepfold is no longer suitable for you
5'maš₂ li-ŋi₆-i;-ŋa₂(E-)ri-si li-ŋi₆-i;-ŋa₂(E-)ri-si lu₂ di-na ud za-al-za-al;-la-re(Sum) The goat, the lībi-ibrisi priest, the one who is to judge, the day that is to be sated (Akk) The kid, the lamentation priest(?), the one to judge
r ii
1'[...] ⸢x⸣ ⸢x x x za⸣ a-u₂ li-bi-me-en..., you are the one of the river(?)
2'⸢ub te⸣ zu zu ša₃ [x (x)] ⸢ne⸣ zu mu-a [x (x)] ⸢ra⸣ bi“If he knows how to climb a mountain, if he [knows how] to climb (a mountain), that mountain
3'⸢e⸣-zu ne te ⸢ne ra⸣ bi ⸢si⸣ ⸢x x x x⸣ ša₃ [x x] ⸢x⸣ a ⸢ba⸣ [x x x] ⸢x-ru⸣ me-na-me(Sum) When you enter your temple, when you enter the temple, how long? (Akk) When your temple ..., when it ...

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