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CCT 6, 15, BM 115053 + (P358901)

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

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DesignationCCT 6, 15, BM 115053 +
IDP358901
Museum no.BM 115053 + Prague I 633 + Prague I 763
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK; Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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)
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1[bu-za-zu] il5#-we-da-ku / isz-a-al“I am the one who raises your arms,’ he asks.
2[um-ma bu-za]-zu-ma / ti2-ma-li-maThus (says) Buzazu: you are satisfied.
3[_igi_ sza-li-isz-ti2] ta#-asz2-e-li-mabefore Šališti you lifted up, and
4[u2 a-pu]-ul#-ka3 / la2 li-bi4 _dingir_-ma“As for you, do not be afraid of the god!
5[puzur4-a]-szur3# / tap-pa2 / _e2_ a-bi4-niPuzur-Assur, the trusted one of the house of his father
6[me-et] / a-na-ku i-na ah-szu-sza-naI am a stranger in her family.
7[wa-asz2-ba-ku] / um-me-a-nu / u3 tam2-ka3-ruI am frightened, I am afraid, and I am terrified.
8[puzur4-a]-szur3 / a-na _e2_ puzur4-a-szur3Puzur-Assur, for the house of Puzrissur
9[e-ru-bu]-ma# / ma-s,a-ar-tam2 / sza puzur2-a-szurentered and the guard of Puzur-Assur
10[ip-te2-u2-ma] lu# _ku3-babbar_ lu _ku3-sig17_ / lu t,up-pe3he opened, and either silver or gold or tablet
11[ta-ma-la2]-ki# szi2-ta i-le-en6 / sza _uruda_You will bring it. He will measure out that of copper.
12[mi3-ma a-nim a]-na i-na-su2-en6 _dumu_ i3-li2-a-limwhen Anum to Inasuen, son of Ili-alim
13ip#-qi2-du / a-na-ku / isz-tu3 ah-szu-sza-naI, from Ahšušana
14a-li-kam-ma / en-na-su2-en6 / as,-ba-at-ma“Come, I have seized him, and
15lu _ku3-babbar_ / lu _ku3-ki_ / lu t,up-pi2 ta-ma-la2-kieither silver or gold or a tablet you shall carry.
162(disz){si2-ta} szu-uq-le-en6 / sza _uruda_ / sza um-mi3-a-nu2 bundles of copper for Ummī-Anu.
17u3 tam2-ka3-ru / puzur4-a-szur3 ip-qi2-du-szu-ni-maand Tamkaru, Puzur-Assur, appointed him, and
18i-a-ti2# [u2-sze2]-ra-ma / lu _ku3-babbar_ lu _ku3-ki_ / a-na s,i2-itI brought to you, and whether silver or gold for the extispicy
19puzur4-a-szur3# / sza sza-qu2-lim / u2-sza-qi2-il5-maPuzriš-Assur, he raised as high as a mountain.
20szi2-ti2 _ku3-babbar_ a-na a-szur3-{d}utu-szi ap2!-qi2-id-mathat silver I entrusted to Assur-šamaš and
21i-na _ku3-babbar_ szu-mi3# / _dam-gar3_ / u2-di2-ma / qa2-ti2from the silver of my name the merchant until the hand
22asz2-ku-un-ma _e2_ a-bi4#-a / szi2-mu-um / i-szi2-im-maI placed, and the house of my father a fate
23i-na ba-ab2 a-bu-lim sza ki-ma i-a-ti2 /at the disposal of the king, who like me
24i-na lu-qu2-tim qa2-su2-nu# isz-ku-nu / ki#-[ma _dumu-munus?_]they placed their hands on the ground like a daughter.
25esz18-dar-a-szur3 u3 me-er-u2 puzur2-a-szur / a-[na a-wa-tim?]Ishtar-Aštar and Meru of Puzur-A[şrv] to speak(?)
26szu-a-ti2 _maszkim_ e-hu-zu-ni-ni / ap2-la2-ah-[ma]that one, the responsible official, came to me, I was afraid, and
27a-szi2-a-ti2 / sza ki-ma / i-a-ti2 / a-su2-pa2-na#(Sum) I am the one who is like me (Akk) The ones who are like me(?) I am sending to you
28asz2-pur-ma / lu-qu2-tam2 a-na ku-lu-ma-a / ip-[qi2-du]I sent, and a corpse he entrusted to me.
29lu-qu2-tum / isz-tu3 _e2-gal_-lim / ur-da-ma# [szi2-ip-ru]the luqûtu-offering from the palace he brought, and the work
30sza a-lim{ki} / u3 li-mu-um / _an-na_ / a-[na hu-bu-ul]of the city and the eponymy of Anu for the expenditure
31esz18-dar-a-szur3 / sza a-na a-szur# [ha]-bu-lu-ma? a?-na# [_e2_]Ishtar-Ashur, who is hostile to Ashur and to the temple
32ka3-ri-im / ip-qi2-du / um-ma / me#-er-u2 puzur2-a-szur3-maHe appointed a harû-priest, thus Puzur-Assur:
33_ku3-babbar_ sza a-bi4-ni#-[ma a]-bu-ni _dam-gar3_ a-li-ik-mathe silver of Abinīma, Abuni the merchant went and
34_maszkim_ / u3 me#-[er-u3 esz18]-dar-a-szur3 at-wu-mathe responsible official and the steward of Ishtar-Assur are yours.
35[...] lu-qu2-tam2... the luqutam
36[isz-ti2] _maszkim_ / u3 me-er-e puzur2-a-szur3from the guarantor and descendant of Puzur-Assur
37[le-qe2-a u4-ma-am] i-na di2-ti2-im tu3-sza-a-la2-niTake the day when you make it abundant in the desert.
38[_ku3-babbar_ ma-dam tu3]-usz#-ta-ag-me-ra-nithe silver that you have paid back to me
39[la2 tu3-na-ha-ni] il5-we-da-ku / bu-za-zuWhen he does not restrain, I rise up high.
40[e-pu-ul um-ma] il5#-we-da-ak-ma a-naThus Il-wedak: to
41[bu-za-zu-ma n] 2(u) ma-na _ku3-babbar_ / ni-is-ha-su2... 20 minas of silver is his pledge.
42[_diri_ sza-du-a]-su2# / sza-bu / ku-nu-ki-athe lower side of his šadû-bowl, the upper side of your seal.
43[_igi_ 3(disz) me-er-e um]-mi3#-a-ni / i-na ah-szu-sza-nabefore: 3 men, his mother, in Ahshushana
44[a-na a-szur3-{d}utu]-szi# / ap2-qi2-id-maI appointed to Assur-šamaš, and
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1[_illat?_]-x-ti2-szu-ma / a-na a-lim{ki}his ... to the city
2[a-s,e2-er sza ki]-ma# / i-a-ti2 / li-ip-ti2-esz18-darthe field which like a river may Lipti-Ishtar
3[u2-bi-il5-ma? a-szur?]-i-di2 / _dumu_ il5-tap-pa2Assur-idi, son of Iltappa
4a-na# [_e2_ ...]-a?-nim / a-na szi2-mi3-im u2to the house of ..., to the fate
5sza-a-mi3#-[im u2-bi-il]-ma# / a-ha-ma / 6(disz) ma-na _ku3-babbar_he weighed out, and together 6 minas of silver
6u2 1(u) 5(disz) _gin2 [ku3-sig17_ ku]-nu-ki-a / i-na ka3-ni-isz15 shekels of gold of Kunukia, in the sealed document
7i-tur4-dingir _dumu#_ [a-mur-esz18-dar?] / sza-zu-uz2-ti2Itur-ilī, son of Amur-Ištar, (who was) also a slave
8_igi_ 3(disz) me-er-e um-me-a-ni a#-na a-szur3-{d}utu-szibefore: 3 mer’e, his mother, to Assur-šamaš
9ip-qi2-id-ma a-na a-lim{ki} a-s,e2#-erhe appointed, and to the city he went out
10sza ki-ma i-a-ti2-ma a-na szi2#-[mi3]-imwho like me to a fate
11sza-a-mi3-im u2-bi4-il5 a-ta i-na(Sum) He raised up the šammu, (Akk) From where did he raise him
12la2 i-da-i-a i-na _ku3-babbar_ sza isz-tu3he did not know, from the silver that from
13ah-szu-sza-na a-szur-{d}utu-szi ub-la2-niAḫšušāna (and) Assur-Utu’iši brought.
14qa2-at-ka3 ta-asz2-ta-kan um-ma a-ta-[ma]you have placed your hand on me, thus you:
15a-na a-szur3-{d}utu-szi-ma / ra?-di2 _ku3-babbar_-pi2#-[ma]to Assur-šamaš, the guarantor of silver
162(u) 5(disz) ma-na _ku3-babbar_ / ma-la2 il5-we-da-ku25 minas of silver, as much as I carried,
16sza ki-ma szu-la2-ba-an / _dumu_ szu-a-szur3 t,up-pa2#-[am]which like Šulaban, son of Shu-Assur, the tablet
18ih-ri-mu / a-ta / li-bi4-ka3-ma [sza mi3-ma]“Have mercy on me! Why do you not know? What is it that you want?
19la2 ha-bu-la2-ku-ni / u3# [_ku3-babbar_ a-szu-mi3-a]without your permission and the silver of my father
20ta-asz2-qu2-lu-[ma i-na _ku3-babbar_-pi2-a-ma qa2-at-ka3]you will weigh out and with my silver your hand
21[ta-asz2-ta-kan2] u4-mu-a im-lu#-[u2-ma]you set up. Then the days became long and
22sza-zu#-uz2-tik-ra2?-ma / _ku3-babbar_ isz-qu2-ul#-[ma]he was smitten, and silver he weighed out, and
23t,up-pi3 u2-sze2-s,i2-a-am / a-ta / sza mi3-maI will bring my tablet. Who is it that you are?
24la2 ha-bu-la2-ku-ni ma-asz2-ka3-ti2 / _ku3-babbar_ ku-nu-ki-aWithout your permission, the guarantor of the silver is yours.
25a-szur-{d}utu#-szi# a-s,e2-er / sza ki-ma i-a-ti2Assur-Šamašši, the shepherd who like me
26ub-lu-ma / _tug2 hi-a_ / u3 _an-na_ / ku-nu-kihe brought, and the garments and the tiara are yours.
27sza ki-ma / i-a-ti2 / a-szur-{d}utu-szi / a-nathat Assur-šamaš to
28s,e2-ri-a i-ra-de8-a-ni ma-asz2-ka3-ti2He brought me into the steppe, he deposited my deposit.
29tu3-usz-ta-ar-di2 u3 mi-sze2-eh-tam2you will recite, and the remainder
30[i]-s,e2-ri-a / ta-asz2-ta-kan2 / a-s,e2-erYou placed a tent in the steppe.
31[ma]-asz2#-ka3-ti2-a-ma / tu3-sza-a-la2-ni / u3 _ku3-babbar_you will pay back. Further, the silver
32[ma]-dam / tu3-usz-tag2-me-ra-ni / sza ni-isz a-limyou will give to me a wife, of the life of the city
33[u3] ru#-ba-im / ta-mu-u2 / ka3-i-la2“And the prince, the one who sees, the kala-priestess,
34[a-na ka3-ri-im] / s,a-he-er / _gal_ a-wa-ti2 / bi4-la2to the quay, the great flood, the words he imposed.
35[sza i]-na# di2-in / ka3-ri-im / ta-asz2-e-li-mayou will take away from the judge of the quay.
36[...] a-na a-wa-tim... to a word
37[a-ni-a-tim ka3]-ru-um / ka3-ni-iszThe Anean(s) rejoiced over you.
38[i-di2-ni-a-ti2-ma] / _igi gir2_ sza a-szurgave to me, and the eye of the sword of Assur
39[szi2-bu-ti2-ni] ni-di2-inhis life we gave
40[_igi_ ...] _dumu#_ i-di2-in-esz18-darbefore ..., son of Iddin-Ishtar
41[_igi_ a-szur-mu]-ta#-bi4-il5 _dumu_ e-ra-di2before Assur-mutab-il, son of Eradi

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