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CCT 4, 43, BM 113452 (P358712)

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

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DesignationCCT 4, 43, BM 113452
IDP358712
Museum no.BM 113452
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
1[a-na i]-na-a qi2-[bi-ma um-ma]Speak thus:
2dan-[a]-szur-ma a-na ma-[nim]Dan-Assur to the land
3a-na bu-ru-usz-ha-tim# [_uruda_-am sza]for the copper kettles of
4szu-li / u2 hu-s,a-ri-[im tu3-sze2-li-am]You bring šulu-plant and hushari-plant to me.
5um-ma a-na-ku-ma _uruda_ sza la2-[...]Thus I: the copper that ...
6sza ta-as,-ba-ta-ni-mathat you have seized, and
7a-s,e2-er i-na-a / i-li-[kam ...]“The aṣer-disease in the city ...
8_uruda_-um a-li / um-ma szu-li-[ma]The copper, where? Thus Šulima:
9_uruda_ i-pi3 / hu-s,a-ri-im / [en-na]-su2-en6copper, ipi, ḫuṣārīm, ennasûm
10u2-ta-sze2-er / um-ma hu-s,a-ru-ma#he has returned, thus (says) Huṣaru:
11mi3-ma la2 aq-bi4-a-ku-um um-ma a-na-ku-ma“What have I not said to you, thus I:
12_uruda_ a-na en-na-su2-en6 u2-sze2-erthe copper to Ennasuen he shall return.
13na-asz2-pe3-er-tam2 [sza] hu-s,a-ri-ima message of ḫuṣarum
14u2 i-a-tam2 / a-sza mi3-ma _uruda#_-[szu u2-la2]and he will weigh out the field and all his copper.
15u2-szi2-ru-ni / na-asz2-par2-[tam2 ...]he sent to me, the letter ...
16szi2-ta-me-szi2-ma u2 mi3-[ma ...]Listen to her, and whatever .
17ki-ma i-na [...]like in ...
181(u) _gu2?_ na-[...]10 talents ...
19a-na szu-[li ...]to fill ...
20e-ti2-qu2# [...](If) he slips in ... .
21a-[...]A-...
22pa2-a szi2-[...]... the canal
reverse
1a-s,e2-er / a-[...]The aṣer priestess
2lu ni-li-[ik ...]May we go ...
3dam-qa2-at-ni li-[...]May our good fortune
4um-ma szu-ut-ma _ku3-babbar_ sza [...]Thus he: silver of ...
5sza isz-tu3 bu-ru-usz-ha-tim [...]who from the ... of the būru-ḫātum-festival,
6a-na-kam [a]-ha-na-nu a-i-[il5]Why did you raise a claim against Ahananu?
7[a-na ga-am-ri] a-di2-in _ku3-babbar_-szu [...]for the complete price I gave. His silver ...
8sza-asz2-qi2-il5-ma [x x] la2 li-[...]he will be weighed out and ... not ...
9_igi gir2_ sza a-szur i-[li]-ku pi3-ri-qam2the nose-rope of Assur he went.
10sza a-szur it-[ma-ma um-ma] szu-ut-maof Ashur, he said thus:
11a-di2 3(u) u4-me _ku3-babbar_ ma-la2 / ik-szu-da-a-nifor 30 days the silver as much as he deposited
12bu-la2-ti2-a la2 i-na [...]My limbs are not in ...
13lu a-sza ha-nu-nu / mi3-ma _ku3-babbar_or the field of Hanunu, whatever silver
14i-pa2-ni-szu la2 u2-pa2-zu-ru-nithey will not release him.
15en-na-su2-en6 a-s,e2-er i-na-aEnnasuen ...
16lu i-lu-ku-ni / a-szu-mi3 s,u2-ba-ti2May the Ašūmu-demon, the ṣibatu-priestess,
17sza _e2_ szu-hu-bur i-ba-szi2-u2-ni-maof the house of Šuḫubur there are, and
18um-ma szu-hu-bur-ma 2/3(disz) s,u2-ba-tam2Thus (says) Šuhubur: 2/3 of a ṣubatam
19szu-esz18-dar / e-zi-ba-am ki-ma [...]“Šuʾušatar, leave it! Like ...
20s,u2-ba-tam4 / nu-szi2-ra-ku-[ni-ma]“It is a garment that cannot be removed,’
21la2 ni-t,e2-hi / a-ma-kam szu-[esz18-dar ...]“It is not my fault, it is my word, Šu-Ishtar ...
22sa3-ni-iq-ma / u2 te2-[er-ta-ka3]is smashed, and your extispicy
23a-s,e2-er puzur4-a-szur [li-li-kam]May Aṣer-Puzriš-Assur come here!
24a-ma-la2 te2-er-ti2-ka3 [puzur4-a]-szur#Amala of the extispicy, Puzur-Assur
25li-pu-usz u2 a-na [...]and to ...
left
1_ku3-babbar_ ma-asz2-qa2-al-tam2 sza szu-ma-li-ba-a-szurthe silver, the dowry of Šuma-liba-Assur
2u2-sza-asz2-qa2-al-mahe shall raise, and
3a-la2-ka3-ma e-ne2-ka3 a-ma-ar“I will go to you, and I will see you.’
4a-szu-mi3 s,u2-ha-ar-tim / sza ta-asz2-pu-ra-niAšumī-ṣuḫartum (is) what you wrote me.
5mi3-ma pi3-i / a-ma-kam [...]Whatever the mouth of my mother ...

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