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CCT 2, 25, BM 113327 (P358530)

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

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DesignationCCT 2, 25, BM 113327
IDP358530
Museum no.BM 113327
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
1a-na szu-la2-ba-an! i-na-ato Šulaban
2u3 lu-zi-na qi2-bi-ma um-maand Luzina, speak! Thus says
3szu-su2-en6-ma a-hu-u2-a / a-tu3-nuŠusuena, my brother, atunu
4a-ma-la2 / te2-er-ti2-a / ih-da-ma“Ala’a, the extispicy, came to me,
5_ku3-babbar_ lu i-na _e2_ ka3-ri-imthe silver either in the granary
6i-ha-szu-hu lu a-na um-mi3-a-nimor to the mother
7ke-nim sza ki-ma / ku-nu-ti2True one, who like a seal
8sza la2 sza-ha-t,im _ku3-babbar_ pu-ut,-ra-maWhoever breaks the contract shall pay the silver back.
9a-na s,i2-ib-tim di2-na-maGive it to a young man, and
10_ku3-babbar_ / 1(disz) _gin2_ sze2-li-a-nimsilver, 1 shekel of šelianānum
113(disz) _ma-na ku3-babbar_ a-da-da _dub-sar_3 minas of silver, Adada, the scribe
12ha-bu-lam u4-mu-szu 1(u) ha-am-sza-tum“Ḫabulam’s day, 10 hamšātum-disease
13e-ti2-qu _ku3-babbar_ u2 s,i2-ba-su2the stolen silver and its interest
14sza-asz2-qi2-la2-szu a-hu-u2-a / a-tu3-nuhis šašqila, my brother, I will give.
15u2-nu-ti2 lu sza sze2-ep su2-na-nim“May the items be those of the šunānu-festival,…
16lu sza sze2-ep a-mur-esz18-dar / lu-qu2-ti2or of the foot of Amur-Ištar, the luqūtu-priest,
17i-na _e2-gal_-lim pa2-hi-ra-main the palace I sought, and
18ni-is-ha-tum / a-szar isz-te2-en6Nišḫatum
19li-ni-is-ha / u2 i-namay he cut off, and in
reverse
1sza-ha-at / u2-nu-ti2-athe seller of my possessions,
2i-na _e2-gal_-lim / i-zi-za-main the palace stood, and
3szi2-la2-tum mi3-ma la2 i-ba-szi2-mathere is no šalātum-offering,
4li-bi4 / la2 i-ma-ra-as,(Sum) My heart does not pacify (the heart) of a man (Akk) I do not calm my heart
5a-ha-ma 2(u) 2(disz) _tug2 hi-a_ qa2-ab2-li-u2-timtogether, 22 small garments
6su2-na-num i-ra-de8Šunānum will bring to you.
7te2-er-ta-ku-nu / a-pa2-ni-szuYour rejoicing is his audience gift.
8li-li-ik-ma 3(u) _tug2 hi-a_may he go and 30 garments
9li-be-er-ma sza 5(u) _tug2 hi-a_and of 50 garments
10a-szar isz-te2-en6 ni-is-ha-tumwhere the nišḫatu-festival
11li-ni-is-ha szu-ma ha-ra-nu-umHe is Haranum.
12a-ni-sza-am i-ta-ap2-te2she opened her mouth.
135(disz) _tug2_ i-be-ti2-a / a-qa2-ti2-a5 garments of Ibetia, aqatia
14ez-ba-ma / u2 lu-qu2-ti2 / ka3-la2-sza“She is furious, her whole body is full of famine.
15ab2-ka3-nim / szu-ma ha-mu-usz-ti2“He is the cowherd! May he be well!
16ik-ta2-asz2-di2 _szunigin! tug2 hi-a_total, garments
17a-na a-wi-il5-tim ah-za-mato a man I shall marry, and
18ha-mu-usz-ti2 / lu da-[am-qa2-at]May my happiness be good.
19szu-ma a-mur-esz18-dar ha-ra-szuHe is Amur-Ištar, his brother.
20a-na a-lim{ki} / isz-ti2-ku-nuto the city with you
21li-iz-ku-u2they shall place.
left
1su2-na-nim / a-na-kam... what ...?
2li-li-kam-ma isz-ti2-a / li-iz-kuMay he come and stand with me.
32(disz) _tug2_ sza a-wi-il5-tim su2-na-nim na-szi22 garments belonging to Awīl-tummi, he carried.
4a-na sza-ru-mi3-a / di2-na-szu-nu-maGive them to me as a gift!
5lu-ub-la2-szu-nuI will bring them.

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