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Innaya 070 (P361714)

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

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DesignationInnaya 070
IDP361714
Museum no.C 25
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 qi2-bi4-ma um-[ma]Speak thus:
2[x-x]-su2-en6-ma a-na-ma...-Suen, why
3[2(disz)?] _iti-kam_ {d}en-lil2-ba-ni2(?) months, Enlil-bani
4um-ma szu-ut#-ma pu-ru-iThus he: “Pūrû
5la2 ta-sza-kan te2-er-ti2 a-wi-limYou shall not place a claim against a man.
6li-ba-al-ki-ta-mamay he keep you alive, and
7a-s,e2-er a-wi-lim la2-likLet him go to the aid of the man.
8a-di2 u4-mi3-im a-nimuntil the day of Anum
9sza qa2-ta-ti2-szu u2-sze2-s,i2-amhe brought out from his hands.
10a-na-ma te2-er-ta-ka3When you return,
11isz-me-u2 um-ma szu-ut-mahe heard, thus:
12szu-ma a-na / i-a-u2-a-timIf to the king
13i-ma-gar li-im-gu-rihe will place. May he establish.
14szu-ma la i-ma-gar u2-la2If he does not place, he will die.
15a-la2-ak da-nu-tam2the way of the dead
16e-ta-wu# [lu]-qu2#-su2he has departed, let me take him away.
17qa2-[at-ka3] li-[is,-ba-at]May your hand hold back
reverse
1'[... um-ma]..., saying:
2'szu-ut-[ma szu-ma]he is, and he
3'a-na ia-timto me
4'i-ma-gi5-rihe will compensate.
5'li-im-gu-rimay he establish.
6'szu-ma la ki-a-amIf not,
7'a-wa-ti2 sza a-lim{ki}the words of the city
8'i-na a-lim{ki}in the city
9'a-ta-wu a-na a-wa-tim“Atawu to the word
10'a-wi-lum2 i-sze-e-ka3the man will pay.
11'um-ma a-na-ku-ma a-wi-lumThus (says) I: a man
12'a-na a-hu-tim u3 me-er-u2-timto brothers and sisters
13'i-sze-e-ka3 a-s,e2-erhe brought to you, the wanderer,
14'a-wi-lim a-lik um-mathe man went, saying:
15'[szu-ut-ma mi3]-nam a-s,e2-ri-szu?he is, what is his aṣeru(?)
16'[la2-lik-ma?] u2 mi3-nam“Let me go, what is it that I want to say?
17'[...]-ku-nu-ti2 na? nu-ku?... did not sleep(?)
18'[...]-tim...-tim
left
1'[...]-li-ma a-sza-pi2-ri-ku-nu... and I will send to you
2'[...] la2-lim? na-zi? u2 a-ma-ri-[im]... lalim(?) nazi(?) and amarim(?)
3'[a]-wa#-tam2 a-ni-tam2 iq-bi4 i-naa word or an oath has said, in
4'sza-ha-ti2-a i-zi-za-am la2 i-mu-a(Sum) My šaḫātu priestess, who stands by me, who does not see (Akk) I stand by you, who do not see

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