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VS 26, 071 (P358224)

Old Assyrian, Kanesh · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE

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DesignationVS 26, 071
IDP358224
Museum no.VAT 09301
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

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
1a-na im-di2-dingir / qi2-bi-ma um-maSpeak to Imdi-ilum, thus says
2u2-zu-a-ma isz-tu3 a-na ku-na-na-mi3-itknow, and from to Kunanamit
3e-ru-bu-ni-ma a-na ir-ti-ka3entered, and to your servant
4a-ru-qu2 a-szur3 u3 esz18-dar#-sa3-at li#-tu3#-la2May the Aruqu of Assur and Ištar-sat live
5t,up-pi2-ka3 la2 asz2-me-u2 pa2-nu-a / a-s,e2-ri-ka3I have not heard your tablet, I have seen your face.
6a-na a-la2-ki-im ka3-ad#-du um-mato Alakam is counted, thus says
7a-na-ku-ma isz-tu3-ma _ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_ ir-tu3-qa2-ni-niI, after 1 shekel of silver has weighed out,
8a-di2 te2-er-ti2 a-bi-a u3 be-li-a i-la2-ka3-ni-niUntil my father and my lord come,
9la2 am-ta-qu2-ut-ma _ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_I did not exceed, and 1 shekel of silver
10lu-sza-zi-iz-ma e-en6 a-bi-a u3 be-li2-aLet me stand and watch over my father and my lord.
11la2-mu-ur am-ta-qu2-ut-ma _ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_I have seen, I have fallen, and 1 shekel of silver
12usz-ta-zi-iz ki-ma te2-er-ta-ka3 mi3-ma-a-szaShe stood up like a herdsman.
13la2 asz2-me-u2 a-na ka3-ri-im / sze2-pi2I did not hear, it was written down in order to be read.
14pa2-ar-sa3-at / a-szu-mi3-ka3 / pa2-al-ha-ku-ma(Sum) I am the one who is enraged by your name, I am afraid of you. (Akk) You are the one that is angry with my name.
15u3 a-szar 1(asz) _gu2-ta_ a-na szi2-a-ma-timand where 1 talent for the šiamātum
16a-du-nu i-na _ku3-babbar_ 1(u) _gin2-ta_ ma-ah-s,a-kuNow I have been paid 10 shekels of silver.
17u3 gi-mi3-li / a-ga-mi3-il5-ma i-da-aand Gimilli ...
18ka3-ab2-sa3 u3 a-na-ku a-na-kam i-s,e2-erI am the guarantor, and I am a witness.
19_ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_ sza e-pu-szu a-hu-al u3 a-zu-ab2the 1 shekel of silver that he made, Ahu-al and Azu-ab
20a-bi a-ta be-li2 a-ta mi3-szu-um _ARAD2_-ad-ka3#father from father, my lord from mother, your servant
21ke-nu-um a-na-ku / i-na la2 a-szi2-ri(Sum) I am a reliable one, I do not sleep (Akk) True, I (do not sleep) without sleep
22a-ha-liq u3 a-na sza-an-u2-tim _ku3-babbar_he shall have the usufruct and in the future silver
231(disz) _gin2_ e-pa2-asz2 / ki-ma t,up-pa2-ka3 asz2-me-u2-[ma]I have heard that 1 shekel is to be made, like your tablet.
24u3 a-bu-sza-lim te2-er-tam2 sza ta-ta-u2-szu-[ni]and Abum-šallim, the extispicy which you presented to him
25e-ta-wu-ni t,up-pi2 a-ni-u2-tim a-di2this tablet, as far as
26ha-am-szi2-szu u2-sze2-bi4-la2-ku-ma te2-er-tam2he sent to me, and a report
27la2 tu3-ta-e-ra-am / szu-ma li-bi-ka3Do not return! That is the name of your heart!
28ma-a a-na ir-ti2-ka3 / qa2-ru-bi ta-ta-u2“You have poured out a libation for your servant.‭
29e-ne2-ka3 a-ta-mar ka3-s,a-ar pu-szu-ke-en6In his word I have seen a seal of pušu.
30sza i-na sa2!-ri-dim ta-za-na-ka3-ra-nithat in the sāridum you will place for me
31sze2-na-szu / szu-ma-am / ma-ah-ri-ka3His šenaŋ is the name of your presence.
reverse
1la2-asz2-ku-un sza _ku3-babbar_ 1(u) _ma-na_of silver, 10 minas
2qi2-ip-tam2 ki-ma a-na u4-me qi2-ip-timThe qiptam-offering is as for the days of the qipštam.
3_dam-gar3_ ta-qi2-pu / sza _ku3-babbar_ 1(u) _ma-na_merchant of Taqipu, of silver, 10 minas
4u3 i-a-ti2 / di2-na-ma i-na re-esz15 qi2-ip-timand me, judge, and at the beginning of the extispicy
5sza ta-da-na-ni 1(u) _gu2 uruda_ ma-si2-amwhich you gave, 10 talents of copper is the price
6i-na tur4-hu-mi3-it a-na sza ki-ma ku-a-ti2In the turḫūmit, to that which like a cow
7la2-di2-in-ma _uruda_ a-na bu-ru-usz-ha-timI did not give, and the copper to Burušḫatum
8le-ru-ub-ma _ku3-babbar_ ma-la2 i-ma-qu2-ta#-[ni]let him enter, and the silver as much as he shall weigh out
9a-na a-lim{ki} <lu?>-sze2-bi-il5-ma / szi2-ma-am a-[na]to the city I shall send, and a decision to
10qi2-ip-ti2-a i-na be2-ti2-ka3 li-isz-<u2>-muMay my prayer be heard in your presence.
11e-zi-ib a-na a-wa-tim / a-ni-timDisregard the (formulation) of today's case.
12mu-ug-ra-ni-ma _ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_ sza i-li#-[bi-ka3]the guarantor, 1 shekel of silver belonging to Ilībi
13a-mu-ru a-di2 a-ta sa3-ah-ra-ti2-ni na-ab2-ri-tam2(Sum) I am the one who sees (them) from the side (Akk) I see as far as the side(?) of the side
14a-ni-tam2 i-na ku-na-na-mi3-itThis in the kunamit
15a-na qi2-ip-ti2-a / la2-ab2-re-ma u3 ma-la2I will bring it to my qīptu-office, and as much as
16e-pu-szu [a-mu]-ur / la2-ma t,up-pa2-ka3 sza sze2-epI will see it. If not, your tablet which is written
17a-bu-[sza-lim asz2]-me-u2 / 5(asz) _gu2 uruda_ ma-si2-amAbum-šallim, ašmê, 5 talents of musīm copper
18i-s,e2-[er] _dam#-gar3_ ke-nu-tim sza wa-ar-hi-sza-mathe reliable merchant who after her
19_uruda_ 1(asz) _gu2#-[ta_ i]-sza-qu2-lu-ni-ni a-di2-mathey will weigh out 1 talent of copper, until
20a-szu-mi3 [x x] ak-la2 / szu-ma-mi3-in... my name ... I want to utter it.
21la2 a-wa-[tim] a-ni-tim lu-mi3-in a-tal-kamI will speak the opposite of this matter; I will come.
22a-ma {d}[iszkur]-pi2-la2-ah li-isz-ta-meWhen Iškur-pilaḫ heard
23a-di2 a-ma#?-kam# la2 tu3-szi2-ri-ni / bu-la2-ti2-aAs long as you do not bring me my sucklings
24la2 u2-ka3-la2-am-ka3 / isz-tu3 tu3-sze2-szi2-ri-niHe will not hold you back. After you have brought me out,
25la2 1(u) _gu2 uruda_ ma-si2-am la2-ap2-ta-kumless 10 talents of copper, a measuring vessel, I have opened for you.
261(u) 5(asz) _gu2 uruda_ ma-si2-am a-ka3-sza-da-kum15 talents of copper, masīm-flour for Akašadakum
27u3 hu-bu-li lu-sza-bi-ka3-ma lu-qu2-ti2Let me send you a message, so that I may die.
28di2#-na-am u3 i-nu-mi3 e-ne2-ka3 a-mu-ruJudge, and when you speak, I will see.
29[x x?]-e-ma szu-ma-am la2-asz2-ku-un la2 wa-ra-ad-ka3... my name I shall place, the debt of your servants
30ke#-nu-um a-na-ku / isz-ti2 {d}iszkur-pi3-la2-ahTrue I am with Adad-pilaḫ
31s,u2-ha-ar#-ka3 li-li-kam-maMay your ṣuhar priest come, and
left
1la2-tal-kam-ma e-ne2-ka3 la2-mu-ur mi3-szu-um e-na-ka3 i-ze-ra-ni asz2-ta-la2-alI want to go, but I do not know what to do. I have sat down in anger.
2a-sza-me-ma ma-ha-i isz-ti2 / a-mur-esz18-dar us,2-a-am / isz-ti2 {d}iszkur-pi3-la2-ah t,ur4-da-szuI ask, and the assembly with Amur-Ištar descends, with Adad-pilah his ṭurdānu
3_dumu_ puzur4-{d}nirah usz-ta-bi te2-er-ta-ka3 a-na a-lim{ki} a-na puzur4-{d}nirah u3son of Puzur-Nirah he set up. Your extispicy to the city, to Puzriš-Nerah and
4a-wi-la2-ti2-ni li-li-ikMay our man go!

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