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CCT 3, 11, BM 113324 (P358566)

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

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DesignationCCT 3, 11, BM 113324
IDP358566
Museum no.BM 113324
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 im-di2-dingir u3 en-na-be-limto Imdi-ilum and Enna-belim
2qi2-bi2-ma um-ma en-na-numSpeak, thus Enanum:
3u3 be-li2-a-ma / a-na-kuand my lord I
4a-na-kam / a-na te2-er-ti2-ku-nu“Here, for your protection,
5na-ah-da-ku / a-szu-mi3I am afraid, my name
6li-pi2-it-esz18-dar _dumu_ da-gan2-ma-al-ki-imLipit-Ištar, son of Dagan-malkim
7a-di2 / ma#-la2 u3 2(disz){sze2-ni}-szuas much as there is, and his two brothers
8asz2-pu-ra-ku-nu-ti2-maI sent to you, and
9te2-er-ta-ak-nuyou will return.
10la2 i-li-kam a-na-kamIt is not my fault, it is indeed my fault.
11si2-ki / i-s,a-na#-bu-tu3they will wash the wool.
12u3 ku-tu3-a-ti2-a / ik-ta-na-tu3-u2and my debts they have incurred.
13a-hu-u2-a be-lu-u2-a / a-tu3-nuMy brother, my lord, what have you done?
14_ku3-babbar_ u3 s,i2-ba-tu3#-[szu]silver and its interest
15isz#-te2-a-at a-wi-lamwith a man
16[gi-im-la2]-ma / _ku3-babbar_he will pay back in full the silver.
17ma#-[la2 ta]-le#-a-nihow much does he weigh out?
reverse
1sza#-asz2-qi-la2-maare placed, and
2a-na _dumu_ um-mi3-[a]-nim#to the son of Ummi-Anum
3ke-nim pi2-iq-da#-ma#firmly established
4a-szu-mi3-szu eq-lamhis father-in-law is dead.
5le-ti2-qam2 / ne2-nu“Let it be taken care of, the nēnu-priestess!
6la2 a-wi-il5 / gi5-mi3-li-imthe deficit of Awīl and Gimillim
7a-na-kam be-li2-aWhy, my lord,
8i-na _an-na_ / ga-ma-al-ku-<nu>I want to sleep in heaven.
9i-le-eIlê,
10a-na im-di2-dingir qi-bi2-maSpeak to Imdi-ilum:
11um-ma en-na-num-maEnanum says thus:
122(disz) _tug2_ {d}utu-du102 garments for Utu-ṭāb
13na-asz2-a-kum 2(disz) _tug2_to you, 2 garments
14isz-me-su2-en6Išme-Suen
15sza en-na-be-limbelonging to Enna-belim,
16na-asz2-a-kumis yours.
left
1s,u2-ha-ri-ka3 sza-i-il5 [ki]-mayour ṣuharī-vessel is raised like
2a-na te2-er-ti2-ka3 / na-[ah]-da-ku#-[ni]-ma#to your extispicy I will praise you, and
3i-hi-id-ma sza _tug2#_-ti2-ahe acquired, and of my garment

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