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CDLI Literary 002701.02, ex. 010 (P404961)

Literary, Neo-Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 002701.02, ex. 010
IDP404961
Museum no.Ist Si 0037 + Ist Si 0881
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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'[...] ul# u2-[...]... did not ...
2'[...] ki-kit,#-[t,e-e] ki#-mil-[ti ...]… the incantation of justice, the wrath of ...,
3'[... ep]-sze#-e#-[ti] sza2#-na-ti [...]... those deeds ...
4'a#-mur#-[ma] ar2#-kat3# ri-da-ti [...]Look at me and the reed-beds of the river .......
5'ki#-[i ...] a#-na _dingir_ la uk#-[tin]-nu#When ... did not give ... to the god,
6'u3 [...]-le#-e {d}1(u)-5(disz) la iz-[...]and ... Ištar did not
7'ap-[pi ...]-szu#-ken-nu la am#-ru#I am the one who does not see ... ...
8'ina pi-[i-...]-par#-ku-u2 su-pu-u2 tes2-le#-tu#In the ... of your mouth, the supplication, the prayer
9'ib-t,e#-[...] _dingir_ i#-sze-t,u2 _u4-esz3-esz3_... the god will be appeased, the days will be long
10'id-du# [...]-szu2#? me-szu2-nu i#-[me2]-szu#... his ..., their ... they saw him
11'pa-la-[hu ...]-du# la# u2#-szal#-[...]The fearsome one ... did not ...
12'[...] qe2#-[reb]-szi#-na# [...]... inside them ...
13'_dingir_-[...] e#-ku-lu [...]Ilum-... ate ...
14'i#-[zib ... mas,]-ha-tu [la] ub#-[la]Disregard that an unclean person has performed extispicy in this place.
15'[a]-na# sza2 [...]-szu2 im#-[szu]-u2to that of his ... he carried.
16'nisz _dingir#_-szu2 kab#-[...]-ku#-ru a-na#-ku# am#-[szal]The life of his (personal) god is ... I am.
17'[...]-u tes2-le#-[...]... a message(?)
18'[...]-u2# sak-ku#-[...]... sakku ...
19'u4#-[...]-bi-[ia]At that time
20'u4#-[...]-at-ta#-[...]The day/day(?) ... you(?)
21'[...] x x [...]
22'[...] x x [...]
23'[...] na-[s,a-...]... ...
24'[...]-e# i-ha-ak#-[...]... he will kill
25'[...] a#-lak-ti _dingir_ [...]... the way of the god ...
26'[...]-t,u# i-mut u2#-[...](Sum) ... he smote(?) the ... (Akk) The ..., the imut ...
27'[...]-dir# za-am-ra uh-ta# [...](Sum) ... he smote(?) ... (Akk) The ..., the ... of the horizon, ...
28'[...] ap#-pi i-za-am-mu-ru e#-[le-...]... they look at the window, ...
29'[...] pu#-ri-di u2-s,ar-ra-pa la#-[...]... he keeps watch over the people, he does not
30'[...] u# ka-ta-mi t,e3-em-[szi]-na# [...]... and you, their report ...
31.a'[...] sza2#-lam-tisz2... šalamtiš
31.b'[...] i#-sza2#-an#-na#-na# [...]... when he rises ...
32'[...] sza2-ma#-['i]... the heavens
33'[...] er-kal#-[la]... Erkalla
reverse
1'[...] im#-ta#-[...]... he ...
2.a'[...]
2.b'[...]-tu2# im-ta-qut _ugu#_ [...]... he fell, over ...
3'[...] sze-pa-[a-a]... my feet
4'[...] u2#-nap-pa-qa ma-aq-ti#-[isz]... he screamed, he was angry.
5'[...] i#-te-rim pa-ni-[ia]... has turned towards my face
6'[...]-ma# sza2-e-lu ul ap-pal#... and I did not hear the supplication
7'[...]-a# i-bak-ku-u2 ra-ma-nu ul i-[szi]... they will bind, he will have no claim.
8.a'[...]-ba#-lu na-di-ma... is given and
8.b'u nap-ra-ku sa-ki-ir szap-ti#-[ia2]and my lips are swollen,
9.a'[...] pe#-hi masz-qu-u-a... of my limbs
9.b'_egir_ bu-bu-tum ka-tim ur-[u2-di]After the libation of the mouth was finished,
10'[...] szum#-ma da-ad-da-risz a-la-[...]... if constantly ...
11'{d#}szim nap#-szat# _ug3-mesz ugu_-ia2 im-tar-[s,u]“Šim, the life of the people over me has been determined,
12'ap-pu#-na#-ma i-te#-rik# si-le-[...]I looked at him, and he established peace.
13'i-na la# ma-ka-le-e zi#-mu#-u2#-a# it-tak#-[...]In the absence of food, my life ...
14'_uzu_ isz-tah-ha da-mi iz-zu-[...]The flesh is swollen, the blood ... .
15'e-s,e-et-tum us-su-qat6 a-ri-ma-at masz-[...](Sum) The young woman ... (Akk) She ... the young woman, she ...
16'szi-ir-a-nu-u2-a nu-up-pu-hu u2-ri-iq-tum mah-[...]My širānû-disease is a raging storm, a great storm
17'a-hu-uz {gesz}na2 me-si-ru mu-s,e-e ta-ne2-hu#I sat down on the bed of the mesiru-priestess, the one who is frightened
18'a-na ki-suk-ki-ia i-tu-ra bi-i-tu#He returned to my place of worship.
19'il-lu-ur-tu2 szi-ri-ia na-da-a i-da-a-a(Sum) The ilurtu priestess, the one who gave birth to me (Akk) I give birth to my child
20'[masz]-kan# rama-ni-ia muq-qu-ta sze-pa-a-amy limbs are swollen, my feet are tired
21'ni#-t,a-tu-u2-a szum-ru-s,a mi-hi-is,-tu dan-na#-at#My distress is severe, my affliction is severe.
22'qin-na-zu it,-t,a-an-ni ma-la-ti s,el-la-[...]“Your ear has bowed down to me, all the ṣillû-demons
23'pa-ru-usz#-szu2# u2-sah-hi-la-an-ni zi-qa-ti lab#-[...](Sum) He shook his head (Akk) He washed my head (with) a splinter(?)
24'kal# u4-mu ri-du-u2 i-rad-da#-an#-[ni]All day long, a ridû-offering greets me
25'ina szat mu-szi ul u2-nap-pa-sza2-an-ni sur#-[risz]During the night he does not listen to me; very quickly
26'i-na u2-tab-lak-ku-ti pu-ut,-t,u-ru rik-su-[u2-a]Release my bindings in the assembly of the gods.
27'mesz-re-tu-u2-a# su-up-pu-ha i-ta-ad-da-a a-hi#-ti#My limbs are swollen, my arms are bound.
28'i-na ru-ub-s,i-ia a-bit ki#-ma _gu4_In my journey, I escaped like an ox.
29.a'ub-tal-lil# ki-ma _udu-nita_ ina ta#-ba-asz2-ta-ni-ia2I filled. Like a sheep in my wailing
29.b'_sa-gig#_-ia2 isz-hu-t,u masz-masz-szu2my sickness has weakened, his exorcist
30.a'u te-re-ti-ia2 _{lu2}hal_ u2-tasz#-szirand my extispicies the diviner has released
30.b'ul u2-sza2-pi a-szi-pa szi-kin _gig_-ia2I did not send, the one who resides in the place of my illness
31'u3 a-dan-nu si-li-ti-ia2 _{lu2}hal_ ul id-dinand the stipulated term of my life the diviner did not give
32'ul i-ru-s,a _dingir_ qa-ti ul is,-batHe did not come out, the god did not seize my hand.
33'ul i-re-man-ni disz-ta#-ri i-da-a-a ul il-likIštar did not return, he did not go with me.
34'pe-ti ki-ma-hu er-su-u2 szu-ka-nu-u2-a(Sum) Open my eyes, open my ears! (Akk) Open the eyes of the enemy! Open my lips!
35'a-di# la# mi-tu-tim-ma bi-ki-tum gam-ratuntil he has not died, the divorce is void.
36'kal# [ma-ti]-ia2# ki-i ha-bil iq-bu-niAll my land said to me as if it had been destroyed.
37'[isz-me]-e#-ma ha-du#-u2-a im-me2-ru pa#-nu#-[szu2]He heard of my joy, he saw his face.
38'[ha-di]-tu#? u2-ba-as-si#-ru ka-bat-ta-sza2 ip#-[per-du](Sum) She smears(?) a curse on her body (Akk) The curse has smeared her body
39'[i-t,i u4]-mu sza2 gi-mir# kim#-[ti-ia]The day of the totality of my family
40'[...]-bi# mu-de-e {d}utu-su#-[un i-rim]Its ..., the one who knows their Utu
41'[...] x x [...]

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