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CCT 6, 19, BM 115231 (P358916)

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

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DesignationCCT 6, 19, BM 115231
IDP358916
Museum no.BM 115231
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
1um-ma a-mur-esz18-dar#Thus Amur-Ištar
2u3 puzur4-x-[x-ma?]and Puzur-
3a-na im-di3-lim [qi2-bi-ma]Speak to Imdīlim
4i-na t,up-pi2-ka3 ta-[asz2-pu-ra-am]on your tablet you wrote me
5um-ma a-ta-ma a-ma-[kam _ku3-babbar_]Thus (says) “Why did you buy the silver?
6lu sza ni-is-ha-tim [lu ...]or of the nisḫātu-festival or ...
7u2-zu-a lu-la2-mi3-id-[ku-nu-ti2-ma]May I know your strength, and
8ma-la2 sza-ap-ti-i-a [pa2]-ni#-tim#?as much as my lips(?)
9a-na i-ta-at,-lim x di3-na-szi2#?to Itaṭ-Līm, give to her
10sza-ap-at-ka3 u2-sa3-ni-iq-ni-a-ti#your lips he filled with tears.
11ma-la2 sza-pa2-at-ka3 iz-ku-a-nias much as your ša-pāt-payment he has imposed,
12te9-er-ti-ni za-ku-tum“The exempted one’s extispicy
13i-li-ka3-kum-ma a-na ma-la2he will come to you, and as much as
14te9-er-ti-ka3 / sza-pa2-at-ka3Your rejoicing, your supplication
15a-na i-ta-at,-lim sza-na-umFor the second time
16ni-[di3!-in]-ma _uruda_-a-ka3 i-ba-szi2we gave, and there was copper.
17mi3-[lik] _uruda_-[i]-ka3 mi3-likI went, I went to your copper.
reverse
13(asz) _gu2 uruda_ sza ti-ri-ta-ar3 talents of copper for Tiri-tār
2id-na-a-a nu-sza-<asz2>-qi2-il5-ma _sza3-ba_he gave to me, and then the heart
33(u) _ma-na uruda_ ku-nu-ki-ni30 minas of copper, kunukinnu
4be-li2-du10 na-asz2-a-kum a-naBeli-ṭāb is your provider.
5s,i2-ib-tim / ni-is,-ba-su2-ma“Storm, let us seize him, and
6um-ma szu-ut-ma te9-er-ti a-na a-wi-limThus (says) the extispicy to a man:
7i-la2-ak-ma a-wa-su2 u2-sza-ha-athe will go, and his word will be heard.
8a-na s,i2-ib-tim u2-zu-ahe knows to be a prince.
9wa-ar-ki-szu i-za#-az# _uruda#_ [a-na]After that he will place the copper for
10qa2-qa2-ra-tim [sza]-qul2#the quays are high.
11um-ma szu-ut-ma [...]Thus (says) ...
12i-na t,up-pi3-a [...]On my tablet
13szu-ma sza-li-[...]If Šali-
14szu-up-ra-ma a-na# [...]send, and to ...

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