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StrKT 06 (P414659)

Mathematical, Old Babylonian, Uruk · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationStrKT 06
IDP414659
Museum no.BNUS 362
CollectionBibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreMathematical
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

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.

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110 ŠEŠ-E.NE 1.2/3 MA.NA KU₃.BABBAR10 male goats, 1 2/3 minas of silver
2ŠEŠ UGU ŠEŠ u₂-te-li-li-ma(If) the term has passed over the term
3ma-la u₂-te-li-lu-u₂ u₂-ul i-deI did not know as much as he made it complete.
4HA.LA KI-8 6 GIN₂ ŠEŠ UGU ŠEŠShare of a eight-year-old. 6 shekels: debt incumbent on debtor
5ki ma-ṣi u₂-te-li-lilike a boat he made it sail
6ZA.E KI₃.DA.ZU.DE₃ KI₃.DA.ZU.DE₃You, when you are to perform the kidzû-ritual.
7IGI 10 ERIN₂ DU₈-ma 6 IN.SUM 6 a-na 1.2/3 MA.NA KU₃.BABBARSolve the reciprocal of 0;10, the workforce, so that it gives 6. Multiply 6 by 1 2/3 minas of silver.
8ta-na-aš-ši-i-ma 10 IN.SUM 10 a-na ši-na {e}TAB-maYou multiply 0;10 by one, so that
920 IN.SUM 6 zi-it-ti sa-am-ni-im0;20, the square-side of 6 squares.
10a-na ši-na {e}TAB-ma 12 IN.SUM 12 i-na 20 ZI-maMultiply 0;12 by 20, so that (it gives) 12.
118 IN.SUM 8 re-eš-ka li-ki-ilLet your head hold 0;08.
121 u₃ 1 ša-ap-li-a-am GAR.GAR-ma 2 IN.SUMSum 1 and 1, the lower one, so that it gives 2.
132 a-na ši-na {e}TAB-ma 4 IN.SUMMultiply 2 by one, so that it gives 4.
141 a-na 4 tu-ṣa-am-ma 5 IN.SUMYou multiply 1 by 4, so that it gives 5.
155 i-na 10 ERIN₂ DU₈-ma 5 IN.SUMMultiply 0;05 by 10, the troops, so that it gives 5.
16IGI 5-GAL.BI DU₈-ma 12 IN.SUMSolve the reciprocal of 0;05, so that it gives 12.
1712 a-na 8 NIM-ma 1.36 IN.SUMMultiply 12 by 8, so that it gives 1 36.
181.36 ša ŠEŠ UGU ŠEŠ u₂-te-li-lu-u₂1;36, the volume over the volume they increased.
19[...] x x DI... ...
20[...] x DI... ...
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1[...] IR TU A₂ [...]... ...
2[...] x x NI NE LA x [...] x... ...
324 GIN₂ 4 MA.NA x MA [...]24 shekels 4 minas ...
4u₃ ERIN₂ ki ma-ṣi x [...]and the troops where ...
54(BAN₂) ma-hi-rum IGI 4-GAL₂ x [...]40 (litres)
6IGI 7-GAL₂ US₂ IGI 7-GAL₂ SAG u₃ IGI 7-GAL₂ A.ŠA₃A 7th length, a 7th width, and an 8th width.
7GAR.GAR-ma 2 [US₂] u₃ SAG GAR.GAR-ma 5.50Put down 2, the length, and the width, so that (it is) 5 50.
8US₂ u₃ SAG EN.NAM 3.30 US₂ 2.20 SAGWhat are the length and width? The length is 3;30. The width is 2;20.
9IGI 7-GAL₂ US₂ u₃ A.ŠA₃ GAR.GAR-ma 27Multiply 0;07, the length, and the area, so that 27.
1030 SAG US₂ u₃ A.ŠA₃ EN.NAM 42 US₂ 21 A.ŠA₃What are the length, width, and area? The length is 42, the area 21.
11GI 1 KUŠ₃ 1 ŠU.SI-TA.AM₃ a-di ig-ga-am-rua reed of 1 cubit, 1 finger each, until it has dried out.
12im-ta-qu₂-ta-an-ni US₂ ki ma-ṣiThe length is as much as the width.
13al-li-ik 1 NINDA 3.1/2 KUŠ₃ US₂I marched. The length is 1 rod, 3 1/2 cubits.
14al-li-ik; 4I went. 4
15a-ra-mu 10 NINDA US₂ 1.1/2 NINDA SAGThe length is 10 rods, the width 1 1/2 rods.
163 GIR₃.NITA₂-MEŠ 3 NINDA 4 KUŠ₃ US₂ iṣ-ba-tu3 male slaves, 3 nindanu 4 cubits long, the length
17iš-te-en 1 šu-ši ERIN₂ KI-2 1.20 ERIN₂Together: 60 two-year-old troops, 1 20
18KI-3 1.40 ERIN₂ iš-tu [...]Thirdly, 1 40 troops from
19SAHAR-HI.A iz-za-bi-⸢lu⸣ [...](If) the earth quakes: ... .
20a-ra-mi šu-up-li [EN.NAM]Arāmu šuplu the en-priestess
21u₃ SAHAR-HI.A ki ma-[ṣi iz-za-bi-lu]and earth as much as they brought

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