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Prag 441 (P359069)

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

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DesignationPrag 441
IDP359069
Museum no.Prague I 441
CollectionCharles University, Prague, Czech Republic
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLegal
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
1e-nu-be2-lum2 u3 na-ab2-su2-en6Enubelum and Nabasuen
2is,-bu-tu3-ni-a-ti2-maseized me, and
3um-ma e-nu-be2-lum2-mathus Enu-belum:
4a-na na-ab2-su2-en6-mato Nabsuena
5e-zi-ib a-mur-dingir i-naDisregard that Amur-ilī in
6ha-ra-ni-szu la2 ta-ka3-la2 a-di2You shall not eat (it) for a day, until
7_iti-kam_ i-ku-pi2-a / mu-di2month: “Ikūpî-disease I will die.‭
8a-wa-tim / a-na-kam / wa-sza-ab2(Sum) The word is a flood, what will it do? (Akk) What did the word do to me?
9u3 szu-ut isz-ti2-szu-maand that one with him
10i-tu3-ra-ma t,up-pi2returned, and the tablet
11le-mu-ra-ma szi2-si2-a-maMay he see me, and may he hear me.
12szu-ma it-ra-tumIf itrātum
13i-tab-szi2-a li-di2-na-kummay he give to you.
14um-ma na-ab2-su2-en6-maThus Nabsuen:
15szu-ma i-ku-pi2-a u3 a-mur-dingirIf Ikupīya and Amur-ilum
16[a]-di2 _iti 1(disz)-kam_ u3 _iti 2(disz)-kam_until the 1st month and the 2nd month
17[la2 im]-ta#-aq-tu3-nimthey have sinned
18[ki-ma a-mur]-dingir / a-ta isz-ti2-aLike Amur-ilī, why is he with me?
reverse
1[ta]-sza#-si2-i szu-mahe is
2[it]-ra#-tum i-tab-szi2-athe extispicy will bring about.
3[a]-ta# ta-<da>-na-am um-maWhy do you say thus:
4[e]-nu#-be2-lum2-ma szu-ma la2 im-ta-aq-tu3-nimEnu-bēlumma, that is, they have slain me.
5ki#-ma a-mur-dingirlike Amur-ilī
6szi2#-si2-ma szu-ma it-ra-tumšišû (is) the name of itratum
7mi3#-ma i-ba-szi2 a-na-kuwhatever there is, I
8[a]-da-na-kum a-naI will give you to
9a-wa-tim a-ni-a-timthe words of these
10ka3-ru-um ka3-ni-iszthe karûm, the kaniš,
11i-di2-ni-a-ti2-ma _igi gir2_gave to me, and the eye of a sword
12sza a-szur3 szi2-bu-ti2-niof Assur, our witnesses
13ni-di2-in _igi_ puzur4-sza-du-egift before Puzur-šadû
14_dumu_ tu3-i-mi3-imson of Tu-imim,
15_igi_ e-nam-a-szur3before Enam-Assur
16_dumu_ szal2-mi3-hi-imson of Šalmiḫum,

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