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CDLI Literary 000331a OB Catalogue of ershemmas 2 (P355679)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000331a OB Catalogue of ershemmas 2
IDP355679
Museum no.BM 023701
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
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)
a
13 an u₂-si₄-an-na3 (tablets of) "An in the horizon"
22 su₈-ba-de₃ ta an-ak2. The shepherd, what has he done?
32 i-bi₂ kug a-lu-⸢lu⸣2 (shekels of) silver before Alulu.
41 ma-a ge-le-ŋa₂1 (litre)
51 ud-zal-la me-li-e-a1. At dawn, in radiance.
61 i-lu-ke₄1. The lament.
71 er₂ gig-ga uru₂-⸢na⸣1. The bitter tears of Uru’ena.
81 šu ir-ra-⸢ŋa₂⸣1 hand, Irra-e23
91 a-ra-li a-[...]1. Arali
101 u₃-u₈ a [šag₄-zu]1. Woe, alas, your field
111 aŋ₂-x [...]1 (litre)
122 a [...]2 ...
131 [...]1 ...
141 [...]1 ...
151 [...]1 ...
161 [...]1 ...
b
11 ⸢dilmun niŋin₂⸣-u₃ [...]If Dilmun ...
21 x šag₄ x-x1 , field ,
31 x-x-x1. ...
41 x-x-x1. ...
51 ⸢igi⸣ [...]1 (tablet of) “Igi-e23 ...
61 [...]1 ...
71 x-x-x1. ...
c
11 i-lu šag₄-ŋa₂1 (tablet of) "The lament of the šag-priest"
21 [x] am₃-ši-ma-al1 ... is there
31 ⸢a e₂⸣-an-na a ŋi₆-par₄ kug1. The Eana temple, the water of the holy ŋipar.
41 [x-x] uru₂-gin₇ ba-ir-ra1. ... carried away like a city.
51 er₂-ra ud mi-ni-ib-zal1. She spends the day weeping.
6[...]-x er₂-ra a-še-er-ra... in tears and wailing
7[...]-x-ŋu₁₀-še₃to ...
8[...] ⸢a⸣ e₂-ŋu₁₀... the temple
9[...]-ke₄... ...
10[...] ⸢šeš⸣-zu... your ...
11[...]-x-ŋu₁₀...-
12[...]-x-te...-te
14[...]-ŋu₁₀...-bu
15[...]-x-da... ...
16[... a]-še-er su₃... full of tears
17[...] si-si-ig... he silenced
d
11 er₂ na-mu-ma-al1. There is weeping.
21 ul-e pa-pa-al-ta1 (tablet of) “If the sun rises from the horizon’
31 aŋ₂ ma-ma-al-la x-x-x1 (tablet of) "Woe" ...
41 u₃-zu-ur₂-bi na-ŋen1. Its ziggurat should not be seen.
51 uru₂ kur-kur ze₂-ba1. The sweet city of all the lands.
61 a-gin₇ til₃-en1. How do you live?
71 im-ma-al-e gu₃-am₃1 (tablet of) "It is there" is shrill.
82 ŋa₂-e a-še-er-ra2 tubs of ašerru-flour
91 e₂ gul-la ki-bi1. The destroyed house, its place.
101 GIR₃ KU x me-en1. I am ...
111 u₃-u₈ a e₂-ŋu₁₀ a uru₂-[ŋu₁₀]1. Woe, oh, the house! Oh, the city!
121 a-še-er gig-ga-ke₄1. The bitter cry
131 egi₂ ud a-še-er-ra1. Princess of the ašēru day
143 aŋ₂ ŋa₂-e ŋa₂-e me-en3 (tablets of) "Woe, you are"
151 al-la₂-e-na1. Allana
161 e₂-ta ŋar-ra me-en1. I am one who goes out from the house.
e
1[n] aŋ₂ lu₂-ke₄-ke₄-nan, the wages of the men
2[n] gi-er₂-ra bi₂-in-ra... he erected a lament
376 šid-bi76, its offspring
4er₂-šem₃-ma {d}inanaEršema of Inana
51 de₃-im-mar de₃-im-mar1 (tablet of) "Let me see, let me see!"
61 u₃-u₈ ur₅-re gu₃ im-me1. Woe, the dog cries out.
71 e₂(KID) u₃-a-li-a1. The house of Ualiya.
81 kur-ŋar-ra me-ri-zu-še₃1. In the kurbara, at your feet
91 a UN akkil di-ŋu₁₀1 akkil-plant, diŋu-plant
101 aratta{ki} kug-ge1. Aratta, gold.
111 u₃-u₈ a bi₂-in-dug₄1. Woe, he poured water.
1277 (lines)
13er₂-šem₃-ma {d}nin-šuburAn eršema of Ninšubur
14er₂-šem₃-ma {d}inana u₃ {d}nin-šuburAn eršema of Inana and Ninšubur

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