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CCT 2, 07, BM 113322 (P358562)

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

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DesignationCCT 2, 07, BM 113322
IDP358562
Museum no.BM 113322
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 a-szur3-i-mi3-ti2 szu-esz18-darTo Aššīr-imitti, Šulgi-išar,
2szu-hu-bur en-na-nim u3Šuḫubur, the en-priestess, and
3bu-bu-ra-nim qi2-bi-ma um-maSpeak to Buburanu, thus says
4im-di2#-[lum2]-ma lu-qu2-tum sza sze2#-[ep]“It is right, the luqûtu-demon that was made
5a-mur-[_dingir_] a-di2 u4-mi3-im a-ni-[im]Amur-ilum, as long as this
6tu3-ka3#?-s,i2#-da2 u3 lu-qu2-[tum]Tukaṣida and Luqutum
7sza sze2-ep a-la2-hi-im [ki-ma]of the alaḫīm plant like
8a-la2-hu-um [e]-ru-ba-niAlahum entered
9[e]-ru-ba-nim a-tu3-nu-maI entered, and
10a-di2 u4-mi3-im a-nim tu3!-[uk-s,i2-da2]as long as the heavens are in order
11a-[...]A-...
12la2 [...] u3 lu-[qu2]-tumdeficit ... and surplus
13sza puzur4-a-szur3 sza isz-ti2 [x-x]-nimof Puzur-Assur, who with ...
14ur-da2 a-di2-ni a-ma-kam tu3-ka3-la2-szi2#Urda, her father is a mother, you hold her.
15u3 sza isz-ti2-ku-nu ur-du-niand that he brought with you,
16lu-qu2-su2-nu a-ni-sza!-am e-li-a-malet me take them up, and
17u3 a-na _ku3-babbar_ u2-ta-e-ru-szi2!-maand for silver they have returned to her, and
18u3 i-tu3-ru-nim a-tu3-nu isz-tu3and he returned from
193(disz) sza-na-at tu3-ka3-la2-szi23 (mana wool for) Tukalaši
reverse
1u3 t,up-pe3-e t,up-pe3-e usz-x-ti2-qu2-ku-nuand the tablets I have ... to you.
2u3 a-la2-hu-um ma-la2 _nig2#?-ka#-si2_and alaḫum, as much as a cup(?)
3i-di2-nu te2-er-ta-ku-nu ma-ti2-maGive! Return to me! Wherever
4la2 i-li-kam u3 hi-na-a a-mi3-[sza-am]he did not go, and he is a widow.
5i-ta-al-kam i-sza-ha-athe will go back and forth.
6um-mi3-a-ni-szu i-zi-za-ma szu-ta-am#-ri-s,a-mahis mother stood, and he washed himself.
7_ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _ma-na_ sze2-li-a-nim i-na t,up-pi21 mina of šelī-anum-silver on the tablet
8asz2-pu-ra-ku-nu-ti2 um-ma a-na-ku-maI wrote to you, thus:
9mi3-ma lu-qu2-ti2-a lu sza sze2-ep a-mur!-dingirWhatever luxuriance, be it that of the foot of Amur-ilī
10lu sza puzur4-a-szur lu sza sze2-epor of Puzur-Ašş̄r, or of the ...,
11a-la2-hi-im# a-na ka3-ni-isz a-naAlaḫim, in perpetuity, to
12na-ab2-su2-en6 lik-szu-da-ma a-naMay Nabsû bless, and to
13_ku3-babbar_ lu-ta-er!-szi2-ma / u3 ha-ra-niI shall return the silver to her and her husband
14liq-ru-ba-am a-tu3-nu mi3-ma lu-qu2-ti2-aMay he entrust to me. What am I missing?
15tu3-uk-ta-s,i2-da2 wa-ar-ki-umTuktaṣida, after
16puzur4-a-szur ka3-s,a-ar pu-szu-ke-en6Puzriš-Assur, the gatekeeper of Puzur-kēn.
17sza ur-ki lu-qu2-ti2-a lu-qu2-su2(Sum) I want to pacify the one who is after me (Akk) In the future, let me calm my anger
18ur-du mi3-ma lu-qu2#-ti2-szu ig?-mu-raa dog ... anything of his luxuriance
19a-na ma-ma-a pi2-la2-ah-esz18-dar _dumu_to anyone Pilah-Ištar, son
20u2-zu-a ik-szu-da-ka3 a-na(Sum) The one who knows how to pray to the gods (Akk) Your knowledge of prayer to the goddesses

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