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CDLI Literary 000343, ex. 026 (P356670)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000343, ex. 026
IDP356670
Museum no.IM 058460
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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'[...]
2'[...]
3'[...] kur-ta# [...]... from the mountain
4'[...]-szubur#-ra-ke4 [...] x x [...]... of the šubur priest
5'sahar-ra# ba-da-an-tusz [...] mudra6# [...]He sat in the dust, ... the herdsman
6'gal5-la2-e#-[...] ku3 {d}inanna-ra gu3 [...]The galla demons shouted for holy Inanna
7'{d}inanna iri-zu-sze3 x [...] x ga? [...]Inanna, to your city
8'{d}inanna-ke4 gal5-la2-e-ne [...]-un-na-[...]Inanna, the galla demons
9'sukkal e#-ne-eg3 sa6-sa6-ga#-[...]The minister who makes good the word
10'ra#-gaba# e-ne-eg3 ge-en-ge-na#-[...]The rider(?) of the true word(?)
11'[...]-ga#-mu szu nu-un-bar-[...]... did not release my ...
12'[...]-ga#-mu-usz gu2-ni la-ba-da-[...]... did not ... his neck
13'[...]-du6#-dam gar-gar-ra-[...]You are the one who sets up the cultic rites(?)
14'[...] gu2#-en#-na ma-an-du12-am3#The ... of the throne was uttered to me
15'[...]-dingir#-re-ne ma-an-nigin-[...]... among the gods
16'[...]-x-ni ma-an-hur giri3-ni ma-an-[...]... turned away, his foot ...
17'[...]-da nu-di hasz2-gal!-a-ni ma-an-[...]... does not ... his thighs(?)
18'[...]-nu#!-tuku-a-gin7 tug2 dili-a ma-an-[...]Like one who does not have(?) a garment, he(?) clothed himself in a single garment
19'[...]-ra# e2 {d}mu-ul-lil2-la2For ..., the house of Enlil
20'[...]{ki}-ma e2 {d}suen-na-[...]... the temple of Suen
21'[...]-eb e2 {d}am-an-ki-ga-[...]... the temple of Enki
22'[...]-ni dili mu-un-[...]... alone ...
23'[...]-ne# ma-a-ra mu-un-ti-le-[...]... for me ...
24'[...] ta-gin7 nam-mi-ni-ze2-eg3-en#-[...]... what did you give to me?
25'[...]{ki}-sze3 x AN IGI x x xto ... ...
26'[...] x x x [...]
27'[...] x giri3#-ni-sze3# [...]... at his feet
28'[...]-an-tusz tug2 mu#-[...]... sat down, clothed
29'[...] ku3 {d}inanna-ra# [...]... for holy Inanna
30'[...] x x [...]
reverse
1'[...]-lal3-e [...]... honey ...
2'[...]-da#-an-tusz [...]... sits ... with you
3'[...] x x [...]
4'[...] DU [...]... ...
5'[...]-e#-ne [...]... the ...s
6'[...] e3-[...]... came forth
7'[...]-nam#-mi-ni-[...]... did not ...
8'[...]-aba4{ki}-sze3# x-[...]To the ... of Ab
9'[...]-kul#-aba4{ki}-sze3 giri3-ni#-[...]To the ... of Kulaba, by his foot
10'[...] {dug#}szakir 7(disz)-e ga mu-[...]... the 7 šakir-vessels of milk
11'[...] a-na x x... to ...
12'[...] x x na ba-an-KU [...]... ...
13'[...] mu#?-na-dim2 x x [...]... fashioned for him(?)
14'igi mu-un-[...]He looked at him
15'[...] x mu-un-szi-re7-esz... they went.
16.a'[...] ki AN [...]... ...
16.b'[...] |NINDAxX| [...]... bread
17'[... {d}]dumu-zi#-[da ...]... Dumuzi
18'[...] x x mu# [...]... ... year ...
19'[...] x [...]
20'[...] x x [...] TI-a [...]... he will recover
21'[...] UL mu-un-du12-du12 [...]... uttered ...
22'[...] x bala? [...] x [...]... bala(?)
23'[...] x x [...] RI#? szi x [...]... ...
24'[...] x x [...]
25'[...]

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