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CDLI Literary 002701.03, ex. 003 (P404964)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 002701.03, ex. 003
IDP404964
Museum no.Ist Si 0055
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'[...] _masz2#-[ge6_ ...]... a black ghost ...
2'[...] ram#-ku x [...]... ramku ...
3'[...] mul#-li-lu ta-mi-ih rit#-[ti ...]..., the one who reveres the hand, ...
4'[...]-ur2#-alim-ma a-szip nibru#[{ki} ...]...-ur-alima, the incantation of Nippur
5'[...] ub-bu-bi-ka isz-pu-ra-an-[...]... wrote to you
6'[...] na-szu-u2 _ugu_-ia id-[...]... the one who took it upon me ...
7'[...] x ba#-la-t,i id-da-a u2-masz-szi-'i zu#-[...]... he gave me life, he made me forget ...
8'[...]-usz#-ma szu-ut-tu a-na-at,#-[...]... ... and that one I shall ...
9'[...] x _masz2-ge6_ at,-t,u-lu mu-szi-ti#-[ia]... ... of the night, I saw my dreams.
10'[...] _ki-sikil#?_ ba-nu-u2 zi-[...]... the young woman who is born ...
11'[...] la ka#-pisz#-ti i-lisz masz#-[...]... unceasing ... ...
12'[...] x x [...] x _ma-a_ [...]... ...
13'[...] x x [...]
14'[...] x x [...]
15'[...]
16'u3# i-na mim-ma [...]and in whatever
17'iq-bi-ma a-hu-lap [...] x [...]He said: “Alas, my brother, my sister, your servant’s son, my friend‭
18'a-a-um-ma sza2# ina# szat# mu-szi ib-ru-u bi-[...]Whoever in the future, at any time, breaks the contract ...
19'ina _masz2-ge6_ {disz}ur-{d}nin-tin-ug5-ga ba#?-[...]In the night Ur-Nintinuga ...
20.a'et,-lu t,ar-ru a-pir a-ga-szu2(Sum) The young man, the young woman, his mother (Akk) The old woman, the younger woman, her mother
20.b'_masz-masz_-ma na-szi le-[...]The incantation priest is responsible for ... .
21'{d}marduk-ma isz-pu-ra-an-[...]Marduk sent
22'a-na {disz}szub-szi-mesz-re-e-{d}szakkan2 u2-bil-la s,i-im#-[da]to Šubši-mešre-Šakkan brought.
23'ina _szu-min_-szu2 _ku3-mesz_ u2-bil-la s,i-im#-[da]with his pure hands he carried off the wild cow
24'[a]-na# mut-tab-bi-li-ia2 qa-tusz-szu2 ip-qi2#-[id]to Muttabbiliya his hand he entrusted.
25'[...] mu-na-at-ti isz-pu-ra szi-pir#-[ta]... he wrote a letter to me.
26'[...] x dam-qa-tu _ug3-mesz_-ia2 uk-tal#-[lim]... the good ... of my people I brought to an end.
27'[...] si#-li-tu i#-tal-ku _musz_ et-[gu-ru]... went straight away; a snake emerged.
28'[...] ar2-hi-isz ig#-ga-mir ih-he-pi _{munus}[lagab_]... quickly he became ill, he was seized by a woman
29'[...]-tu# sza2 be-li2-ia2 lib3-ba-szu2 i-[nu-hu]... of my lord, his heart was satisfied.
30'[...] x reme2-ni-i ka-bat-ta-[szu2] ip-pa#-[asz2-hu?]... merciful ..., his heart will be pacified
31'[...]-qu#-u2 un-nin-ni-ia# [x] a#-x-[...]... my utterance
32'[...]-hur#-szu2 t,a-a-bu x [...]... his sweet ...
33'[...] x x [...]
reverse
1'[...] x x [...]
2'[...]-ti#-ia# [...]... my ... ...
3'[...] ki-ma te-x-[...]... like ...
4'[ut,-t,e3]-eh#-ha-am-ma ta-a#-szu2# sza2# ki#-ma# su-u-lum#He shook his hand, which is like a corpse.
5.a'[ut,]-t,ap#-pir im-hul-la a-na i-szid _an_-ehe made the evil wind blow to the heights of heaven.
5.b'a-na i-rat _ki_-tim u2-bil#-[la ...]to the netherworld he brought ...
6'[usz-te]-rid ap-su-usz-szu2 szu-u2-lu lem-[nu]The Apsu'ushu, the evil šulu-demon
7'u2-tuk#-ku la ne2-'i u2-tir e2-kur-ri-[isz]he smote, he destroyed the Ekurruš,
8'is-kip la#-masz-tu sza2-da-a usz-te-esz#-[szir]he cut off the lamaštu-demon, he made the mountain rise.
9'a-gu-u2 ta-ma-tu szu-ru-up-pa-a u2-szam-hir#I made the agû-demon and the tāmtu-disease disappear from the sky.
10'i-szid lu-u2-tu it-ta-sah ki-ma szam-mi#He swore an oath; he has sinned like a drug.
11'szit-ti la t,a-ab-tu re-ha-a s,a-la-[la]“An unfavorable omen, a rejoicing reed,
12'ki-ma qut-ru im-ma-lu-u2 _an_-e usz-ta-bil#Like smoke he filled the heavens.
13.a'ina 'u3-u2-a a-a ne2-'u u ne2-sze-eszIn my ʾû, may there be no fear and no terror.
13.b'u2-szat-bi im-ba-risz KI-tim usz#-[ta-rid]He made the earth tremble, he caused the earth to sink.
14'la-az-zu _gig sag-du_ sza2 su#-u2-isz kab-tu#(If) he is ill with lazzu-disease: the head of the illness will be severe.
15'is-suh ki#-ma na-al-szi mu-szi# _ugu_-ia usz-te-es-[si]he shook like a fog, he made the night over me pass by.
16'te-'-a-ti _igi-min_-a-a sza2 usz-tesz2-bi#-ih szi-bi-ih mu-u2-[ti]My eyes, which have been swollen, have been filled with tears.
17'u2-szat-bi _im danna_ u2-nam-mir nit,-[li]he made shine. He brightened the light.
18'_gesztu-min_-a-a sza2 ut,-t,a-am-mi-ma us#-sak-ki-ka ha-szi#-[ik-kisz]My ears, which I have smeared, I have bound you with a knot.
19'it-bal a-mi-ra-szin ip-te-ti# nesz-ma#-[...]he took away their limbs, he opened a nešma.
20'ap-pa sza2 ina ri-di um-mi u2-nap-pi-qu ni-[...](Sum) The apsû-demon, who drowns the mother in the river(?) (Akk) The mouth, which drowns [the mother] in the rivers
21'u2-pa-asz2-szi-ih mi-hi-is,-ta-szu-ma a-nap-pu-usz [za-mar]He removed his limbs and I performed (the ritual).
22'szap-ta-a-a sza2 il-lab-ba il-qa-a dan-na#-[ti]My lips, which have been seized, have taken severe measures.
23'ik-pur pul-hat-si-na-ma ki-s,ir-szi-na ip-[t,ur]he sent out their arrows and cut off their chains.
24'pi-ia2 sza2 uk-ta-at-ti-mu s,a-ba-risz# asz2-[t,u2]My mouth, which has seized me, is shattered, I am dead.
25'im#-su-usz ki-ma qe2-e ru-sza2-szu2 usz-[x-x?]He smote him like a lion's horn
26'szin#-na-a-a sza2 it-ta-as,-ba-ta 1(disz)-nisz in-ni-ib#-[t,a]My thighs, which he has seized, have each taken a different approach.
27'[ip]-ti bi-rit-si-na-ma ir-da-szin usz-tam-[x-x?]he opened the gap between them and ... them.
28'li#-sza2-nu sza2 in-ni-ib-t,a szu-ta#-bu-lu la# i-le#-['i]The one who has sinned will not be able to escape.
29'[im]-szu2-usz t,u-pu-usz#-ta-sza2-ma ih#-da-ad2 at-mu-u-[a]I was frightened by her wailing, and she rejoiced over me.
30'[u]-ru#-du sza2 in-ni#-is#-ru u2-[nap]-pi-qu la-ga-[ab-bisz]The urudu-vessels, which were cut off, were smashed.
31'[usz]-t,ib-ba i-ra-tu sza2 ma#-li#-lisz uh-tal#-[lil]I wrote down the irātu-offerings that I had made complete.
32'[mal]-'-ti sza2 u2-tap#-pi-qu la [i]-mah#-ha#-ru# [sza2-a-ra]The evil that they have done, they will not accept.
33'[la]-ga#-sza2 i-szi-ir-ma i#-[x x] x x [...]her limbs became stiff and ... ...
34'[x x]-e-a sza2-qu2# zu#-un-ni-szu2 u2-x-[...](Sum) ..., his ... is high(?) (Akk) The high ... of his body ...
35'[...] x kit-mur-tu e-lisz u2-szap-[...] x x [...]... he raised the truth above ...
36'[...] u2#-tam#-mi#-lu# ha#-ra#-'-isz x [...] ta# szi# [...]... they adorned ... for you ... ... what ...?
37'[...] x x [...]

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