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CCT 2, 18, BM 113290 (P358520)

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

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DesignationCCT 2, 18, BM 113290
IDP358520
Museum no.BM 113290
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

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)
obverse
1um-ma in-bi-esz18-dar-[ma a-na]Inbi-Ishtar speaks thus:
2a-na s,i2-la2-{d}iszkur / u3 {d}iszkur-ba-nito Ṣilli-Adad and Adad-bani
3qi2-bi-ma ta-asz2-pu-ra-amSpeak, and you will write me.
4um-ma a-ta-ma _tug2 hi-a_ / u3 sza-ap2-tumThus (says) he: “Why the embroidered garment and the šāptu-garment
5i-ba-szi2 / i-na {d}utu-szithere is in Šamaš
6na-asz2-pe2-er-ti2 / ta-sza-me-u2You hear the supplication
7lu _tug2 hi-a_ lu sza-ap2-tum / i-ba-szi2either a garment or a šāptu-garment there is
8u2-nu-tam2 / ra-ki-is-mathe utensils are cut off, and
9bi-la-at! / e-ma-ri / ka3-i-in-maThe daughter-in-law of the emāru priestess is yours
10ma-la2 e-ma-ru / i-na-szi2-u2-nias much as he brought,
11u3 te2-er-ta-ka3 / ar-hi-iszand your extispicy quickly
12li-li-kam-ma / szu-ma _ansze hi-a_let him come, and he is a donkey.
13ta-ha-sza-ah / e-ma-riyou will harness (them) for the army.
14isz-tu2 / a-na-kam / lu-sze2-ri-a-amFrom here let me bring (them) down.
15_ansze hi-a_ / u3 u2-nu-su2-nudonkeys and oxen
16lu er-su2-a-at / a-di2May it be firmly founded, as far as
17te2-er-ta-ka3 la2 i-li-ka3!-ku!-nihe will not come to you in extispicy.
18la2 ta-sa2-ri-damdo not be negligent!
reverse
1i-nu-mi3 te2-er-ti2 / i-la2-ka3-niAt that time, a remission will be imposed.
2ar-hi-isz si2-ir-da-damquickly to be smashed
35(u) e-me-ri / 1(u) e-tu3-de8-e50 emeru, 10 etude’e,
4a-di2 / a-sza-pa2-ra-ku-ni / li-ta-qe2-maUntil I send you, may he take, and
5li-zi-zu / isz-tu3 2/3(disz) _gin2_may they stand. From 2/3 shekel
61(disz)! la2 1/6(disz) _gin2_ 1(disz) _gin2_ sza-qi2-il5-ma1 less 1/6 shekels and 1 shekel of ša-qi-il
71(disz) _gin2-ta_ li-im-qu2-da-ni-kum1 shekel each may they pluck up for you.
83(disz) e-me-ri / zi-it-lu-ne2-e3 (mana wool for) Emeri of Zitlune—
9qa2-dum / sza a-ta-ta / si2-ra-amThe hand of the one who has sinned,
10pa2-szu-ra-am ma-asz2-ka3-am / sza _gu4_“Pašurām, the messenger of the ox
11ku!-si2-a-am / sza _ansze_ / mi3-ma a-nima leather bag of donkeys, whatever
12lu e-er-su2-u2 / _tug2 hi-a_ u2 / _siki hi-a_or an ersû-offering of textiles and textiles,
13mi3-ma la2 ta-da-an u3 a-taYou will not give anything, and why
14ba-a-ba-ti2-ka3 / za-ki-ma / a-di2Your bābatu-vessel is cleared, as far as
155(disz) u4-me-e / a-sza-pa2-ra-kum5 days I will send to you.
16ti2-ib-a-ma a-tal-kam /Come, and I will come.
17_ku3-babbar_ sza _gal_ ma-hi-ri-imthe silver of the chief of the judges
18sza lu-hu-sa3-ti2-a lu sza gal szu bi li(Sum) The one of the luhuŋsatu priestess, ... (Akk) That of my lulhu priestesses ...
19ra ba a ti2 ta a-di2 s,i2-ib-tim(Sum) ..., what did I do? ... (Akk) ....
left
1ba-a-ab2-ta-ka3 / za-ki-i a-di2 _iti 1(disz)-kam_ isz-ti2 a-szur-galto your “seizing-of-the-mouth’, until the 1st month of Assurgal
2a-na a-lim{ki} ta-la2-akto the city you will go.

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