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AASOR 16, 038 (P388517)

Legal, Middle Babylonian, Gasur/Nuzi · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationAASOR 16, 038
IDP388517
Museum no.SM 2000.06.032
CollectionHarvard Museum of the Ancient Near East, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotGasur/Nuzi (mod. Yorgan Tepe)
Coordinates35.3717, 44.2546

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[{munus}tu3-ul-pu]-un-na-a-aTulpunaya
2[it-ti {disz}]ut#-hap2-sze _dumu_ ka4-li-iawith Uthapše son of Kaliya
3[i-na di]-ni# a-na pa-ni _di-ku5-mesz_in a lawsuit before judges
4[i-te]-lu#-u2-mawent up, and
5[um]-ma# {munus}tu3-ul-pu-un-na-a-a-maThus Tulopunaya
6[{disz}ta]-e _dumu_ a-ka4-wa-tilTê, son of Akawatil
7u3# _dumu#_-szu {disz}be-la-a-aand his son Belaya
8a#-na ti-te-en-nu-ti ki-ma 1(disz) _{lu2}ARAD2_to Tittennūtu like one slave
9u3 ki-ma 1(u) 2(disz) _udu-hi-a-mesz_and like 12 sheep
10a-na# ia-szi _si3_{mi}to me my horn
11[u3] _egir#_-ka4#-nu {disz}ta-e im-tu3-ut-miand after you, Ta’e has died
12[u3] {disz}ut-hap2-sze %xhu e-wu-ru-um-maand Šamaš-ḫāpše the ewerum
13[i]-te-pu-usz-mi!(BU)he has done
14u3# _di-ku5-mesz_ {disz}ut-hap2-szeand the judges, Uthapše
15[isz]-ta#-lu-szu {disz}ta-e _dumu_-szuhe took away, Tâ, his son
16[{disz}be-la]-a#-a a-na ti-te-en-nu-ti#Belāya to Titennû
17[ki-ma 1(disz)] _{lu2}ARAD2_ ki-ma 1(u) 2(disz) _udu-mesz_like 1 slave like 12 sheep
18[a-na {munus}tu3-ul]-pu#-un-na#-a-ato Tulopunaya
19[it-ta-di]-in-mihas given to me
bottom
1[u3 um-ma {disz}]ut#-hap2-sze-ma {disz}ta-eAnd thus (says) Uthapše: Te
reverse
1[_dumu_{szu} {disz}be]-la-a-a a-na ti-te-en-nu-tison of Belāya for the titennû-service
2[_si3_-in]-mi u3 {munus}tul2-pu-un-na-a-amy horns and my Tulpuna
3[_dub_]-szu sza ti-te-en-nu-ti-szu sza {disz}ta-eA tablet of his titennūtu belonging to Tâ
4ul-te-lihe has returned.
5[u3] _eme_{szu} sza {disz}ut-hap2-sze i-na di-niand the tongue of Šamaš-hapše in a lawsuit
6[a-na] pa-ni _di-ku5-mesz_ iq-ta-bibefore judges he said:
7[a]-na#-ku {disz}ta-e _szesz_-ia %xhu e-wu-ru-um-maI, Tē, my brother, have ...ed and
8e#-te-pu-usz-mi {disz}{munus}tul2#-pu-un-na-a-aTulpunaya
9i-na di-ni il-te-e-ma u3 _di-ku5-mesz_in a lawsuit he has litigated, and judges
10{disz}ut-hap2-sze ki-ma t,up-pi2-szuUthapše according to his tablet
11u3 ki-ma _eme_{szu}-ma a-na 1(disz) _{lu2}ARAD2_and like a tongue to one slave
12u3 a-na 1(u) 2(disz) _udu-mesz_ sza ti-te-en-nu-ti-szuand for 12 sheep of his titennūtu
13sza# {disz}ta-e a-na {munus}tul2-pu-na-a-aof Tâ to Tulpunaya
14it#-ta-du-usz ki-me2-e _a-sza3-mesz_{szu} _e2-mesz_{szu2}they have piled up. When the fields and houses
15[sza?] {disz}ta-e {disz}ut-hap2-sze il-te-qe3of Ta’e and Uthapše took
1_na4#_ {disz}sze-en-nu-un-nistone of Šennunni
top
1[_na4_] {disz}pu-ra-sastone of Purasa
left col 1
1[_na4_ ...]stone ...
left col 2
1_na4_ {disz}[...]stone of

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