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CCT 4, 45, BM 113573 (P358717)

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

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DesignationCCT 4, 45, BM 113573
IDP358717
Museum no.BM 113573
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-szur-i-di2 / qi2-bi4-maTo Assur-idi speak!
2um-ma a-szur-ma-lik-maThus Assur-malik:
3a-di2 ma-la2 / u2 sze2-ni-szuas long as he lives,
4asz2-pu-ra-ku-ma / ku-a-tumI wrote to you, and the kūtu-official
5te2-er-ta-ka3-ma / la2 i-la2-kam“If he does not pay,
6u4-ma-am ku-s,u2-uma day of cold
7ik-ta-asz2-da-ni / a-a-ma!?he has bound, father(?)
8ma-ru-szi-na u2 a-na-kamArušina, and ...
9i-na _e2_ ub-ri-ni / e-na-numin the house of Ubrūnu, Enanum
10u2-sza-ab2-ma / i-t,a2-na-ra-da-nihe will place, and he shall pay back to me.
11a-hi a-ta a-ma-kam / _siki hi-a_“My brother, from the river, my mother, my wool,
121(u) 5(disz) _ma-na_ u2-ul 2(u) _ma-na_15 minas, not 20 mina
13sze2-bi-la2-ma u2-ku-ul-ta-szi2-nasend me, and I will hold them back.
14le2-zi-ib-szi2-na-ti2-mamay he release them, and
15la2-at-be-a-ma la2-tal-kamLet me speak, and let me go!
16mi3-szu-um / ki-maWhat ...?
reverse
1si2-ni-isz-tim / isz-tu2 _iti_ 1(u)-kamregular offerings from the 10th month
2i-qe2-ra-ab2 / a-lim{ki}Iqērab, the city
3ta-ap2-ta-ah-a-ni-iyou have opened,
4u2 a-na-kam / a-ha-ba-li-imand the land of Aḫaballim
5ma-ma-an / la2 i-da-namnobody will give it to me.
6a-na-kam ku-s,u2-um ik-ta-asz2-da-ni“Why has he smashed my skin?
7la2 _ninda_ isz-te2-en6 / la2 e-s,u2-u2he should not eat bread of the ištēnu-festival, (or) he will not go out.
8_la2 tug2 hi-a_ / a-lu-bu-usz-ti2-szi2-nadeficit of textiles for their Alubuštīšina
9i-ba-szi2 / mi3-szu-umthere is ...
10pu-ru-ni / i-sza-kan2 a-ma-kamHe places a stela for me.
11u2 _tug2 hi-a_ / a-li-tab-szi2-szi2-nathe plants and textiles that I have brought to them
12sze2-bi4-la2-ma / la2-at-be-a-maSend me, so that I may be able to speak!
13la2-tal-kam / u2 i-a-tum ba-li“It is too much for me, I do not know.‭
14i-s,e2-ri-a / im-tu3-qu2-utthey fell into the marshes.
15hu-la2-pi3 / ki-ma / s,u2-ub-riḪulāpi (means) like a ṣubru.
16ha-lu-la2-ku / szu-ma-mi3-inI want to utter a lament for you.
17a-wa-tum a-ni-a-tum i-de8-ea word or a matter he knows
18a-mi3-ni-mi3-<in> / a-di2 / u4-mi3-imAs long as he (Ninurta) lives,
left
1a-ni-im u2-szi2!-ib la2 ta-qa2-bi4 um-maI sat down, you did not say thus:
2a-ta-ma u2? tu3-ga-ti2-x-mi3“Why(?) do you not ...?
3mi3-ma / i-da-szu-nu-ti2 x tu3-ga-ti2-il5Whatever he gave them, you have carried off.
4mi3-ma ta-da-nam la2 i-mu-aWhatever you give, he does not know.
obverse
1um-ma szu-ut-maThus he:
2a-a-kam la2-al-qe2-maI will take my father, and
3la2-di2-na-kum u2 a-di2 ha-am-szi2-szuI will give you, and as long as he lives
4u2 sze2-szi2-szu ap2-hi-szuand his ears, his lips
5a-ma-kam ba-li-t,am2the word of life
6mi3-ma / sze2-bi4-la2-maSend me anything!
7u2 a-na-ku la2-tal-kamand I did not come.
1a-na a-szur-id-i2to Assur-idī
2_kiszib3_ a-szur-ma-likseal of Assur-malik
3a-hi-szuhis brother

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