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RIME 4.03.07.05Akkadian, ex. 02 (P370917)

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

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DesignationRIME 4.03.07.05Akkadian, ex. 02
IDP370917
Museum no.BM 038402
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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 col 1
1[i3-nu an {d}en]-lil2#when An and Enlil
2[szar-ru sza _an_ u3] _ki_king of heaven and earth.
3[a-na {d}]marduk#To Marduk
4[_dumu_ re-esz-ti]-imfirst-born son
5sza e2-aof the house
6[ha-di-isz ip]-pa-[al-su]-szumquickly he will look after him
7[be-lu-ut ki]-ib#-ra-atlordship of the world quarters
8[ar-ba]-imthe four
9[i-din]-nu-szumgave to him
10[in] {[d]}a#-nun-na-kiby the Anunnaki
11[szu-ma]-am# s,i-ra-amwhose name is exalted
12[i]-bi2#-u3-szubefore him
13[ka2-dingir]-ra#{ki} _suhusz_-szuthe foundations of Babylon
14[ki-ma _an]_ u3 _ki_like heaven and earth
15[u2-ki]-in#-nu-szumestablished for him
16[i3-nu-szu] {d}mardukAt that time, Marduk
17[{d}en]-lil2# ma-ti-szuEnlil, his land
18[_dingir_ ba-ni] ne-me-qi2-imthe god who created wisdom
19[a-na sa]-am#-su-i-lu-nato Samsu-iluna
20[_lugal_ la-le]-szu# ia-tiThe king who reveres me
21[_szu-nigin2_ ma-ta-tim a]-na# re-ie-emtotal of the land to the shepherd
22[i]-din-namIddinam
23[_kalam_-su a]-bur-rihis land was deserted
24[szu-ur]-bu#-s,a-amhe will be released.
25[ni-szi-szu] ra#-ap#-sza-timhis vast people
26[in szu-ul]-mi#-imwith well-being
27[a-na da-ar i]-tar-ra-amforever he shall return.
28[ra-bi-isz lu] u2#-wa-[e-ra-an]-ni#may he greatly bless me.
29[sa-am-su-i-lu-na]Samsu-iluna
obverse col 2
1_lugal_ da-num2the mighty king
2_lugal_ ka2-dingir-ra{ki}king of Babylon
3_lugal_ mu-usz-te-esz-mithe king who establishes
4ki-ib-ra-at ar-ba-im a-na-kuthe four quarters (of the world) I
5in e-mu-uq ra-ma-ni-iawith my own strength
6in _igi-gal2_-ia ra-bi-imwith my great attention
7_bad3 an-za-gar3_-{d}en-lil2{ki}the wall of Anzagar-Enlil
8a-na {d}nin-mahto Ninmaḫ
9_ama_ ba-ni-ti-iathe mother who created me
10_bad3_ pa3-da#{[ki]}the wall of Pada
11a-na {d}iszkur# re-s,i-[ia]To Adad, my helper
12_bad3_ la-ga-ba#{[ki]}the wall of Lagaba
13a-na {d}suen#For Sîn
14_dingir_ ba-ni-[ia]the god who created me
15_bad3 iri_ ia-bu-[szum{ki}]the wall of the city of Yabušum
16a-na {d}lugal-{gesz}asal2#For Lugal-gešbasal
17mu-szar-bi2-u3 szar-ru-ti#-[ia]who makes my kingship great,
18_bad3 iri_ gu-la-ba8#{[ki]}fort of the city of Gulaba
19_bad3_ u2-s,i-a-na-er3-ra#the wall Uṣi-ana-Erra
20a-na {d}nergal#For Nergal
21ha-ti a-a-bi#-[ia]my enemies
226(disz) _bad3-[mesz_ ra-bu-tim] szu-nu-[ti]these 6 great walls
23sza su-mu#-[la-il3]belonging to Sūmû-la-il
24[a-bi ra-bi-um]the great father
reverse col 1
1a#-[bi a-bi-ia]my father, my father
2ha#-[am-szum e-pu-szu]he has built a wall.
3in [la-bi-ru-ti-szu-nu]in their old age
4in ra-ma-ni-[szu-nu]by their own
5up-ta-as-si2#-[su-ma]he has weakened him, and
6in li-ib-bu [_iti 2(disz)-kam_]in the middle of the 2nd month
7_szeg12_-szu-nu al-[bi-in]their bricks I poured out.
8ra-bi-isz e-[pu-usz]I greatly built.
9ra-si-szu-[nu] ki-ma _sa-[tu_-im]their own like a mountain
10u2-ul-[li]completed.
11_nigin kalam suhusz#_-[szi-na]totality of the land, their foundations
12u2-ki-[in]he established
13ka2-dingir-[ra{ki}]Babylon
14szum-szu lu# u2-s,i#-irhis name may he release.
15in ki-ib-ra-at ar-ba-imin the four world quarters
16lu u2-sza-tir-<szu>may he restore to him.
17pu-luh-ti _me-lam2_ szar-ru-ti-iafear of the aura of my royal majesty
18pa-at, sza-me-ethe šamû-priest
19u3 er-s,e-timand the netherworld
20lu ik-tummay it be an iktum
21a-na szu-a-ti _dingir gal-gal_to that of the great gods
22in bu-ni-szu-nu na-aw-ru-timwith their slanderous utterances
reverse col 2
1[lu ip-pa-al-su2]-nim#they should have looked at me.
2[ba-la-t,am sza] ki-ma {[d]}suen#life which like Sîn
3[wa-ar-hi]-sza#-amher husband
4[u2-te]-ed#-di-szuthey have repaid to him.
5[re-iu-tam sza] ki-ib-[ra-at] ar#-ba-imthe shepherd of the four world quarters
6[in szu]-ul#-mi-imwith well-being
7[a-na da]-ar e-pe2-[sza]-amin order to do forever
8[ni-iz-ma]-at [li]-ib#-bi-iamy heart's desire
9[ki-ma] _dingir_ [ka-sza]-damlike a god you will achieve.
10[u4-mi]-sza#-amdaily
11[in ra]-si-in [e]-li#-a-timfrom the upper rasin
12[in ri-sza]-a-timby a decree
13[u3 hu-ud] li#-ib-bi-imand joy of heart
14[a-ta]-al#-lu-kamI went.
15[a-na sze-ri]-ik-timfor the dowry
16[lu isz]-ru#-ku-nimmay they grant me.
17[... im]-gi#-id-di s,a-ar-pa“… a ṣarpa-flood
18[...] x ina qaq-qa-di-szu... on his head
19[...] _in#-sar_... wrote.
20[...]-ri...-ri
21[...] x a... ...

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