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CLAM 822-4 (P355671)

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

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DesignationCLAM 822-4
IDP355671
Museum no.YBC 16392
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
i
1i-ni-ma-ni i-lu i-lu [(...)]His word is woe, woe ...
2i-ni mu-li-la i-lu i-luHis word is a mulila song, a lament.
3i-ni a gu-la i-lu i-luHis word, the great flood, a lament, an ailment.
4i-ni-ma-ni i-lu ka-na-ga₂-ka ⸢ši⸣-ku-u₄-gu-raHis word is the lament of the land
5i-ni mu-li-la i-lu ka-ga₂ kiri₃ šu ku-<(...)>The word of Mullil, the lament of my mouth, the hand of the pure one
6i-ni a gu-la i-lu ka-ga₂ ka šu ku-<(...)>His word is great water, the lament of my mouth is pure mouth
7u₄-gin₇ mu-ul-x a ⸢gal⸣-la hu-lu-a si-ge-ta-aLike a storm ... a flood that destroys the palace
8a-⸢sal⸣-le la u-ri-lu-lu-bi hu-lu-a si-ge-ta-a(Sum) Its awe-inspiring water that cannot be extinguished, it is destroyed (Akk) The esalû-demon, the one who cannot be dispersed, is destroyed
9i-ni-ma-ni x u₂ x gi-gi-ra-a u₂-ri-ka ni-x... the reedbeds of the city ...
10i-ni-mu-li-la u₂-ma-hu a-ra-a u₂-ri-ka ni-x(Sum) Ini-mulila, the umaḫu priestess of the city, ... (Akk) I-ni-mulila is a ... servant
11i-ni-a-gu-la u₂-ma-hu a-ra-aIni-agula, the umaḫu priestess, a prayer.
12x-ge-da x-x-ta iš ka u₂-ri-ka x-x... from the mouth of the city
13du-mu-x-da-a a x [x x] x x [x x] x xDumu-...dâ
14du-ra a-e al-du a [x x] x x [...]The young man wails, ...
15mu-le-el ši-ig-an-zu [umbin] u₂-ri-ni-gi-na-aMullil, your scepter is the foundation of Urinigina
16u₂-lu-la-a-ku-ku du-ra (x) ri xI want to sleep ...
17am-ri-ni-na-a du-ra (x) ri xAmrinina ...
18e-le-el me-en e-mu x x x x x x xI am Enlil, the lord ...
19u₂-na gu-be₂ x-me-en [...]I am the one who ... the throne
20a-ab-x x [...]... ...
21du-ur₂-ra x x [...] e mu-na-ab-[x-x]... the horizon ... for him.
ii
1[x x] x x a x mu [...] du-ra x [...]... ... day ...
2x x gi x x x x [...] si-la-ge [...]... the street ...
3du₅-u₄-mu-mu si-la-ge mu [...] ša-mu mu-[...]My child in the street ... my heart ...
4ki-iš-ki-in {d}inanna si-la-ge mu [...] ša-mu mu-ra-[...]The foundation of Inanna in the street ... my name for you
5ša-ba ŋa₂-ra-a nu-mu-da-al [...] a ba ra mu x [...]In its midst, there was no ...
6ša-ba nir ŋa₂-ra-a nu-mu-da-al [...] a ba ra mu da [...]In its midst there was no “seizing-of-the-mouth> prayer(?)
7e-le-el-me-en x x x [...] x x [...]I am Ellil ...
8e-na-am-ta-⸢ra⸣ [...]Enamta’e
9ku-ru-du ku-ru-[...]kurudu (is a synonym of) kur[u...]
10{d}inanna zi-mu nu-uš-[...] a i-[si ...]Ištar, the life of the one who does not know
11u₄ ba-an-šu-um-ra mi-[...] a i-si [...]At that time, ... woe ...
12x-da-a x pa-aš₂ mi-x i [...] a i-si x [...]... ...
13[...] x an x x mi-[...] x x... ...
iv
1[...] x x x ta da x... ...
2[...]-ge-en x mu-ši-da-ge-enI am ..., I am constantly ...
3[...] x ni-gar ni-gar-ta... by means of a niŋar
4[...]-da-ge-da-ge-en si-ri-ši-da (x) en... I want to ... with you, lord

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