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CT 02, pl. 01, Bu 1888-05-12, 019 (P365082)

Legal, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCT 02, pl. 01, Bu 1888-05-12, 019
IDP365082
Museum no.BM 078186
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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
1ma-ar#-szi-it a-ha#-at# a-bi-ia _lukur_ {d}utuwho is opposite my father, nadītu of Šamaš
2_4(disz) gin2 asz-me ku3-sig17_ 2(disz) {na4}za-ar-na-nu sza babila{ki}4 shekels of gold, 2 zārānu-stones of Babylon
3ta-ak-pi2-tu sza _1(disz) gin2-ta-am3_-szu-nuthe payment of 1 shekel each
42(disz) {gesz}pa-asz-szu-ru ka-an-na-asz-ka-ra-ak-ku2 sticks of ka-ana-škarakku-wood
51(disz) {gesz}pa-asz-szu-ur ge-er-ri sza _sag-du_-su2 _{gesz}mes_1 tray of cedar, whose head is made of mes wood,
63(disz) ka-ab-lu-szu _{gesz}taskarin 1(disz) gesz-nu2 asz-ne {gesz}taskarin_3 (pieces of) kablušu-tree, 1 bed of juniper,
7_3(disz) {gesz}gu-za hi-a_ sza _{gesz}mes 1(disz) {dug}i3-dub sal-la_3 thrones of mes-wood, 1 sala-bowl
8_1(disz) {dug}i3-dub_ sza 3(barig) 2(ban2) ka-ar-ka-mi-su2-u21 idub-vessel of 3 barig 2 ban2 Karkamesû,
91(disz) ne-em-se-e-tum _zabar_ 1(disz) {uruda}ru-uq-qum sza 3(ban2)1 bronze nēmesetu-bowl, 1 bruqqum-vessel of 3 ban2 capacity
101(disz) {uruda#}[ru]-uq-qum sza 1(ban2) 2(disz) ku-un-du-lu _zabar_1 copper ruqqum-vessel of 1 ban2 (and) 2 bronze kundulu-bowls
11_1(disz) ur5 ad-bar 2(disz) ur5 zi3-gazx(KUM) 1(disz) na4 IGI-NI 2(disz) na4 za3-hi-li_1 piece of adbar-stone, 2 pieces of saḫlû-flour, 1 stone of gypsum, 2 stones of lapis lazuli,
121(disz) di-qa2-ru sza al!-ga-mi-su sza _2(disz) sila3_1 diqaru-vessel of algamisu, of 2 sila3 (weight),
13e-zu-ub _{gesz}pisan hi-a_ u3 _tur-tur kin nagar_ u3 szu-ku-ut-ti-szahe settled. A basket of small and large, the work of the carpenter and her šukuttu.
14sza a-bu-sza id-di-nu-szi sza i-nu-ma szar?-ru-ra-bathat her father gave to her, which when Šarraba
15a-na a-ha-at a-bi-ia _lukur_ {d}utu ni-zi-bu-mato the side of my father the nadītu of Šamaš we stood, and
16a-na _sza3_ ma-tim ni-ip-pa-ri-ru-mato the country we shall send, and
17a-di re-esz _bala_ sza am-mi-s,a-du-qa2 la ni-tu-ra-amuntil the beginning of the reign of Ammī-ṣaduqa we did not return.
181(gesz2) 3(u) tup-pa-at szi-ma-tim sza _a-sza3_-im u3 _e2 hi-a_90 tablets of the šimātum-offerings of field and house
19iz-zu-az-ma it-ti nu-ma-tim an-ni-timhe stood and with these stars
20a-na babila2{ki} a-na _e2_-szu u2-sza-bi-ilto Babylon for his house he brought
21ki-ma a-na-ku a-na zimbir{ki} as-su2-ha-amas I have returned to Sippar,
22ki-ma nu-ma-ta-am u3 tup-pa-at _a-sza3_-im u3! _e2 hi-a_like a numātu-tablet and a tablet of field and house
23a-na babila2{ki} u2-sza-bi-luto Babylon he brought
24i-na ba-ab-tim iq-ta-bu-nimthey said in the assembly:
reverse
1a-na i-di-im u2-te-er-szum-mahe returned to the army, and
2um-ma a-na-ku-ma tup-pa-tu-ia u3 nu-ma-tiThus (says) “I, my tablets and the numātu-offerings:
3ki-ma _e2_ ma-li-a-at u2-ul i-ba-asz-szilike a house of slaves there is none,
4_{d}szu-nir-mesz_ a-lik ma-ah-ra ki-la-al-liŠunir, the one who marched before Kilalli
5sza _e2-di-ku5_ u3 _e2-di-ku5-kalam-ma_of the judge and the judge of the country
6u2-sza-asz-sza-am-ma i-na ba-ab-tim az-za-azI raised up, and I stood in the gate.
7pi2-ia is,-s,a-ba-at um-ma szu-u2-mahe has seized my mouth, thus he:
8_dingir_ la ta-ha-as-sa3-as2 a-ha-at a-bi-kaMay the god not be angry with your father.
9ki-a-am iq-bi-a-am um-ma szi-mahe said thus:
10ma? x x u2-ul i-szu ip-ra-an-ni-ma“He did not have , he sent me, and
11lu x x at-ta _a-sza3_-am _e2_-amor ... you the field, the house
12u3 mar-szi-ta-am le-qi2Take a copy of the document.
13ki-[ma x x x x] te#-el-qu2-u2like ... you took
14tup#-[pa]-ti#-ka u3# nu#-ma#-at-ka le-qi2Take your tablets and your nummatu!
15u3? a-na? a-wi-lim a-wi-il-{d}suenand to a man, Awil-Sîn
16lu x ta ti ka ma szi im? _2(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar_... 2 minas of silver
17lu-ul-qe2-a-ak-ku u3 _a-sza3_-am u3 _e2_-amlet me take, and the field and house
18hi-bi-il-ta-ka li-te-er-ra-ak-kuMay they return to you your guilt.
19a-na-ku a-na a-ha-at a-bi-ia ki-a-am aq-biI said thus to my father:
20um-ma a-na-ku-ma _ku3-sig17_ sza na-ap-sza-ti-kiThus I: the gold of your lips
21u3 {uruda}ru-uq-qa2-tu-ki a-ni-naand your uqqatu-bowls, we
22um-ma szi-ma _ku3-sig17_ sza na-ap-sza-ti-iathus she: “The gold of my lips
23u3 ru-uq-qa2-ti-ia a-na a-wi-il-{d}na-bi-umand my possessions to Awīl-Nabium
24[a]-na# _ku3-babbar_ ad-di-im-ma i-ta-ab-la-an-ni#to silver I sold, and he has brought me
25[u3 e]-le-nu an-ni-iand above this
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1sza _1(disz) ninda_ u2-ub-ba-lu u2-ul i-de di-nam a-na babila2{ki} iz-za-[ba]-al?#which 1 ninda they shall carry I did not know, a lawsuit to Babylon he shall litigate

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