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CCT 4, 04, BM 115063 (P358726)

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

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DesignationCCT 4, 04, BM 115063
IDP358726
Museum no.BM 115063
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 lu-zi-nato where may I stand
2[...] zu-ku-u2-a / ku-ra... my limbs ...
3[u3] szu-ku-bi4-im / qi2-bi4-maand Šukubum, speak!
4[um]-ma# ma-num-ba-lum2-a-szur-maThus (says) Mannu-balum-Assur:
5na-asz2-pe3-er-ti2 / i-di2-ku-bi4-imthe message he sent to me,
6a-s,e2-ri-ku-nu / u2 a-s,e2-erYour sheepfold and the sheepfold
7sza ki-ma / szu-wa-ti2who like a šuwatu
8na-asz2-u2-ni-ku-nu-ti2 a-ma-la2I will bring you, I will weigh it out.
9te2-er-ti2-szu lu _an-na_ lu _tug2 hi-a_his extispicy be it a tin or a cloth
10sza ki-ma / szu-wa-ti2 li-ip-qi2-du-ni-ku-nu-ti2-ma(Sum) May the one who is like a šuwātu entrust to you (Akk) May he grant you as a gift
11ib-ni-{d}iszkur lu-qu2-tam2Ibni-Adda, the luqutam priest
12_ki_ pa2-ni-im-mafrom the preceding
13lu-ub-lam / su2-ku-ur-tumI want to bring (them) to you.
14e i-szi2-ki-ma lu-qu2-tum“Ha! Išikum! Luqutum!
15e i-ki-s,i2-idhe cut down.
16ta-asz2-pu-ra-nim / um-mayou wrote to me, thus
17a-tu3-nu-ma / _ku3-babbar_Atunuma the silver
reverse
1sza a-na _e2_ ka3-ri-imthat to the granary
2ha-bu-la2-ti2-ni / sze2-bi4-lamSend me his debts!
3a-na-kam / _ku3-babbar_ a-na szi2-mi3-imas a substitute silver for the price
4u2-la2 i-ba-szi2 u2 i-nathere is no food in
5sza-la2-ti2-wa-ar / a-wa-tumŠalāti-war, the word
6da-na / a-hu-u2-a / a-tu3-nuAna, my brother, atunu!
7a-ma-kam / _ki_ ka3-ri-ima word from Karim
8e-na-na-tim / er-sza-ma“Enanātum is the erša-demon,
9_an-na_ sza a-szu-mi3-a / is,-bu-tu3-nithe tin which my father had seized
10lu-sze2-ru s,u2-ha-ri / a-na _ku3-babbar_may they bring. The ṣuḫaru-tax for silver
11[a]-na# sza-la2-ti2-wa-ar / asz2-ta-par2I sent to Šalāti-warri.
12[_ku3]-babbar#_ u2-sze2-s,a-ma u2-sze2-ba-la2-ku-nu-ti2-mahe shall bring the silver, and shall pay to you, and
13[a-na] _e2_ ka3-ri-im / szu-uq-la2 /to the house of the kalû-priestess, he will be placed.
14[x x]-na / a-szu-mi3 / a-szur-ba#-ni#... Ašumi, Assurbani
15[...] _ku3-babbar_ sza ki-ma... silver that like
16[...]-im / [x] x [x]... ...
17[...] s,i2 [...]... ...
18[...]-na / a-szu-mi3 [x x]... my name ...
19[...]-x-ra-am [x x]... ...
left
1[...] ma-la2 / lu-qu2-tam2... the luxuriant ...
2[...] u2-ka3-lu _ki_ pa2-ni-im-ma... he will hold ... in his hand.
3[lu-ub-lam]I shall bring.

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