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RIME 4.03.07.03Akkadian, ex. 01-02 (P366016)

Official or display, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.03.07.03Akkadian, ex. 01-02
IDP366016
Museum no.BM 102404
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
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)
surface a col 1
1[...]
2[...]
3[...]-um#...-um
4[...]-tim#...-tim
5[...] bu#-ni#-szu#... his bunišu
6dam#-qu2-timgood
7ip#-pa-al#-su2-malooked at him, and
8zimbir{ki}of Sippar,
9_iri#_ s,i-a-tim ma-ha-su2#the distant city, his shrine
10_bad3#_-sza! e-pe2-sza-amto build its wall
11e2-babbar a-na asz-ri-szuthe Ebabbar to its place
12tu-ur!-ra-amto return
13_u6-nir_ gi-gu-na-szuhis u-nir gi-guna-šu
14s,i-ra-am
15re-szi-sza ki-ma sza-me-eher head like heaven
16ul-la-a-amforever
17{d}utu u3 {d}a-aŠamaš and Aya
18a-na szu-ub-ti-szu-nuto their residence
19el-le-timpure
20in re-sza-timat the beginning
21u3 hi-di-a-tim e-re-baand luxuriance entered
22in pi2-szu# sza laby his mouth that is not
23ut-ta-ak-ka-ruthey have sworn.
24iq-bi#-u3they said
25i3-nu-szuat that time
26_ur#-sag szul_ {d}utuHero, youth Šamaš
27a-na szi-ma-tim ra-bi-a-timfor the great destiny
28sza {d}en-lil2of Enlil
29a-na zimbir{ki}to Sippar
30u3 e2-babbar i-szi-muand the Ebabbar he chose.
31ki-ma hi-du-timlike a wedding gift
surface a col 2
1[...]
2sa-am-su-i-lu#-naSamsu-iluna
3szar-ra-am li-pi2-itthe king who erases
4qa2-ti-szu ia-tihis hand, my hand
5ha-di-isz is-si-a-ni-mahappily with me, and
6te-er-tam szu-a-tithat extispicy
7u2-wa-e-ra#-an-nihe made me enter.
8i3#-nu-szu na-ap-ha-arAt that time, he was captured
9ma-at szu-me-ri-imthe land of Sumer
10u3 ak-ka-di-im#and Akkad
11sza i-ze2-ru-[ni-in-ni]who entered me
12in# li-ib#-buin the belly
13sza-at-tim isz-ti-a-at!that year
14a-di 8(disz)-umup to the 8th
15in _{gesz}tukul lu a-du!-ukI killed with weapons.
16_iri-iri_ za-i-ri-iathe cities of Zariya
17a#-na# _du6#-du6#_ u3 kar-mito the tavern and quay
18lu# [u2]-te!-er#I returned.
19_suhusz#_ [a]-ia#-bi# le#-em#?-nim?the foundations of the evildoers
20in _kalam_ lu# as#?-su#?-uh2#in the land I wiped clean
21na-ap-ha-ar _kalam#_the gatekeeper of the country
22a-na qi2-bi#-ti-iaaccording to my command
23lu u2-sze-szi-ibI made dwell.
24sza isz#-tu# u4-um s,i-a-timwhich from distant days
25isz-tu _szeg12_ e2-babbarfrom the brick of the Ebabbar
26ib-ba-ni-u3he built.
27in _lugal_ mah-raby a previous king
28_lugal_ ma-am#-ma-anno king
29{d}utu la im-gur#-ru-maŠamaš did not return, and
30_bad3_ zimbir{ki#}the wall of Sippar
surface a col 3
1la i-pu-szu-szum-madid not do it to him, and
2sa-am-su-i-lu-na#Samsu-iluna
3na-ra-am {d}utu u3 {d}a-abeloved of Šamaš and Aya
4_lugal_ da!-num2!the mighty king
5_lugal_ babila2{ki}king of Babylon
6_lugal_ ki-ib-ra-atking of the world quarters
7ar-ba#-imthe four
8_lugal_ sza qi2-bi2-suthe king whose command
9it-ti {d}utu u3 {d}a-awith Šamaš and Aya
10ma-ag#-ra-at a-na-kuI am a slave.
11in qi2-bi-it# {d}utuby the command of Šamaš
12u3 {d}mardukand Marduk
13<in ti-bu-ut><in> tibut
14<um-ma-an ma-ti-ia-ma><Nobody>
15<in li-ib-bu><in> libbu
16sza-at-tim szu-a-tithat year
17[_szeg12_-szu al-bi-in]its bricks I poured out.
18_bad3#_ zimbir#{ki}the wall of Sippar
19ki-ma _sa-tu_-im ra-bi-imlike a great mountain
20u2-ul-lihe raised up.
21e2-babbar u2-ud-di#-iszhe renovated the Ebabbar
22_u6-nir#_herald
23gi-gu-na-szu-<nu>their reed screen
24s,i-ra-am#a young child
25re-szi-sza ki-ma sza-[me-e]her head like heaven
26u2#-ul-[li]completed.
27{d}utu {d}iszkur u3 {d}a-aŠamaš, Adad and Aya
28a-na szu-ub-ti-szu-nu#to their residence
29el#-le#-timpure
30in#?-na# re#?-sza#?-xIna ...
31<u2-sze-ri-ib><I will bring> to you
32a-na e2-babbar _{d#}lamma#_-szufor the Ebabbar, his protective spirit
surface a col 4
1[...]
2[...]
3[...]
4[...]
5[...]
6[...]
7[...]
8[...]
9_bad3#_ [szu-u2 {d}utu]that wall is Šamaš
10a-na# [sa-am-su-i-lu-na]to Samsu-iluna
11isz-ru#-[uk-szum]he presented to him.
12me-te-lu-[tam du-un-nam]“It is enough, it is enough!
13u3 ba-la-t,am# [szum-szu]and his own life
14a-na szu-a-ti {d}utu#for that of Utu
15mu-ul-li# re-esz“Heaven, head
16szar-ru#-ti-szu#his kingship
17ba-la-t,am# [t,u2]-ub#life, well-being
18li-ib#-bi-imthe heart
19da-ra#-a-amforever
20szar-ru-tam sza sza-ni!-nam#the kingship of another
21la i-szu-u2#they do not have
22_gidri_ mi-sza-ri-ima scepter of justice
23mu-ki-<in>-na-at _kalam_who provides for the nation
24_{gesz}tukul_ dan-nam#a mighty weapon
25ma-asz-ka-asz na-[ki-ri]who binds the enemies
26be-lu-ut ki-ib-ra#-[at]the lordship of the world quarters
27ar-ba-[im]the four
28a-na da-ar# [e-pe2-szum]to forever do
29a-na [qi2-isz!-ti-szu]into his hand
30id#-[di-isz-szum]gave to him
surface b col 1
1i3-nu {d}en-lil2when Enlil
2_lugal_ sza i3-li2king of the gods,
3be-lum ra-bi-umthe great lord
4sza ma-ta2-timof the lands
5a-na# {d}utu in# bu-ni-szu#to Šamaš by his name
6dam#-qu2-timgood
7ip#-pa-al#-su2-malooked at him, and
8zimbir{ki}of Sippar,
9_iri#_ s,i-a-tim ma-ha-su2#the distant city, his shrine
10_bad3#_-sza! e-pe2-sza-amto build its wall
11e2-babbar a-na asz-ri-szuthe Ebabbar to its place
12tu-ur!-ra-amto return
13_u6-nir_ gi-gu-na-szuhis u-nir gi-guna-šu
14s,i-ra-am
15re-szi-sza ki-ma sza-me-eher head like heaven
16ul-la-a-amforever
17{d}utu u3 {d}a-aŠamaš and Aya
18a-na szu-ub-ti-szu-nuto their residence
19el-le-timpure
20in re-sza-timat the beginning
21u3 hi-di-a-tim e-re-baand luxuriance entered
22in pi2-szu# sza laby his mouth that is not
23ut-ta-ak-ka-ruthey have sworn.
24iq-bi#-u3they said
25i3-nu-szuat that time
26_ur#-sag szul_ {d}utuHero, youth Šamaš
27a-na szi-ma-tim ra-bi-a-timfor the great destiny
28sza {d}en-lil2of Enlil
29a-na zimbir{ki}to Sippar
30u3 e2-babbar i-szi-muand the Ebabbar he chose.
31ki-ma hi-du-timlike a wedding gift
32it-ta-asz-ka-an-szum#has imposed upon him
33sa-am-su-i-lu#-naSamsu-iluna
34szar-ra-am li-pi2-itthe king who erases
35qa2-ti-szu ia-tihis hand, my hand
36ha-di-isz is-si-a-ni-mahappily with me, and
37te-er-tam szu-a-tithat extispicy
38u2-wa-e*-ra#-an-nihe made me swear.
39i3#-nu-szu na-ap-ha-arAt that time, he was captured
40ma-at szu-me-ri-imthe land of Sumer
41u3 ak-ka-di-im#and Akkad
42sza i-ze2-ru-[ni-in-ni]who entered me
43in# li-ib#-buin the belly
44sza-at-tim isz-ti-a-at!that year
45a-di 8(disz)-umup to the 8th
46in _{gesz}tukul lu a-du!-ukI killed with weapons.
47_iri-iri_ za-i-ri-iathe cities of Zariya
48a#-na# _du6#-du6#_ u3 kar-mito the tavern and quay
49lu# [u2]-te!-er#I returned.
50_suhusz#_ [a]-ia#-bi# le#-em#?-nim?the foundations of the evildoers
51in _kalam_ lu# as#?-su#?-uh2#in the land I wiped clean
52na-ap-ha-ar _kalam#_the gatekeeper of the country
53a-na qi2-bi#-ti-iaaccording to my command
54lu u2-sze-szi-ibI made dwell.
55sza isz#-tu# u4-um s,i-a-timwhich from distant days
56isz-tu _szeg12_ e2-babbarfrom the brick of the Ebabbar
57ib-ba-ni-u3he built.
58in _lugal_ mah-raby a previous king
59_lugal_ ma-am#-ma-anno king
60{d}utu la im-gur#-ru-maŠamaš did not return, and
61_bad3_ zimbir{ki#}the wall of Sippar
62la i-pu-szu-szum-madid not do it to him, and
63sa-am-su-i-lu-na#Samsu-iluna
64na-ra-am {d}utu u3 {d}a-abeloved of Šamaš and Aya
65_lugal_ da!-num2!the mighty king
66_lugal_ babila2{ki}king of Babylon
67_lugal_ ki-ib-ra-atking of the world quarters
68ar-ba#-imthe four
69_lugal_ sza qi2-bi2-suthe king whose command
70it-ti {d}utu u3 {d}a-awith Šamaš and Aya
71ma-ag#-ra-at a-na-kuI am a slave.
72in qi2-bi-it# {d}utuby the command of Šamaš
73u3 {d}mardukand Marduk
74<in ti-bu-ut><in> tibut
75<um-ma-an ma-ti-ia-ma><Nobody>
76<in li-ib-bu><in> libbu
77sza-at-tim szu-a-tithat year
78[_szeg12_-szu al-bi-in]its bricks I poured out.
79_bad3#_ zimbir#{ki}the wall of Sippar
80ki-ma _sa-tu_-im ra-bi-imlike a great mountain
81u2-ul-lihe raised up.
82e2-babbar u2-ud-di#-iszhe renovated the Ebabbar
83_u6-nir#_herald
84gi-gu-na-szu-<nu>their reed screen
85s,i-ra-am#a young child
86re-szi-sza ki-ma sza-[me-e]her head like heaven
87u2#-ul-[li]completed.
88{d}utu {d}iszkur u3 {d}a-aŠamaš, Adad and Aya
89a-na szu-ub-ti-szu-nu#to their residence
90el#-le#-timpure
91in#?-na# re#?-sza#?-xIna ...
92<u2-sze-ri-ib><I will bring> to you
93a-na e2-babbar _{d#}lamma#_-szufor the Ebabbar, his protective spirit
94da-mi-iq-tamgood fortune
95u2-te-erreturned.
96sza e-li {d}utuwho above Šamaš
97{d}iszkur u3 {d}a-aAdad and Aya
98t,a-bu e#-pu-uszI did good.
99qi2-bi-it {d}utucommand of Šamaš
100u3 {d}mardukand Marduk
101a-na asz-ri asz-ku-unI deposited (it) in the temple.
102_bad3_ szu-u2 {d}ututhat wall: Šamaš
103a-na sa-am-su-i#-lu#-na#to Samsu-iluna
104isz-ru#-uk#?-szum#he gave to him
105me-te-lu-[tam du]-un#-nam#I am a pure one, a strong one
106u3 ba-la-t,am# szum-szu#and his own life
107a-na szu-a-ti {d}utufor that of Utu
108mu-ul-li# re-esz“Heaven, head
109szar-ru#-ti-szu#his kingship
110ba-la-t,am# [t,u2]-ub#life, well-being
111li-ib#-bi-imthe heart
112da-ra#-a-amforever
113szar-ru-tam sza sza-ni!-nam#the kingship of another
114la i-szu-u2#they do not have
115_gidri_ mi-sza-ri-ima scepter of justice
116mu-ki-<in>-na-at _kalam_who provides for the nation
117_{gesz}tukul_ dan-nama mighty weapon
118ma-asz-ka-asz na-ki-ri“Aškāṣ (means) enemy.
119be-lu-ut ki-ib-ra-atlordship of the world quarters
120ar-ba-imthe four
121a-na# da-ar e-pe2-szum#to forever do
122a-na qi2#-isz!-ti-szufor his gift
123id#-di-isz-szumgave to him

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