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RIME 1.09.09.02 composite (P431155)

Official or display, ED IIIb, Girsu · c. 2500 BCE–2340 BCE

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DesignationRIME 1.09.09.02 composite
IDP431155
LanguageSumerian
PeriodED IIIb · c. 2500 BCE–2340 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotGirsu (mod. Tello)
Coordinates31.5591, 46.1776

English translation

By Foxvog, Daniel A. · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)

LineEnglish
surface a 1For Ningirsu,
surface a 2the hero of Enlil,
surface a 3URU-KA-gina,
surface a 4king
surface a 5of Girsu,
surface a 6the Antasura,
surface a 7his temple of abundance of the nation,
surface a 8and his palace Tiraš,
surface a 9he built.
surface a 10The temple of Baba
surface a 11he built for her.
surface a 12'For Igalima
surface a 13'his Temple of Great Furious Me of Heaven and Earth
surface a 14'he built.
surface a 15'For Šulšagana
surface a 16'his Residence of Acclaim
surface a 17'he built.
surface a 18'For Lammasaga,
surface a 19'his (protective) blinkers,
surface a 20'her temple he built,
surface a 21'and within it
surface a 22'for Zazari,
surface a 23'Nipa’e,
surface a 24'and Urnunta’ea,
surface a 25'temples he built for them.
surface a 26'For Ninmu,
surface a 27'the butcher of Ningirsu,
surface a 28'her temple
surface a 29'he built for her.
surface a 30'For Enlil
surface a 31'his House of the Father of Imsag
surface a 32'he built.
surface a 33'For Nanše
surface a 34'her beloved canal,
surface a 35'Canal Going to Nigin,
surface a 36'he dug for her,
surface a 37'and at its beginning the Eninnu (temple)
surface a 38'he built
surface a 39'and at its end the Temple of Sirara
surface a 40'he built.
surface a 41'For Ningirsu
surface a 42'his beloved canal,
surface a 43'Canal (of) Saman the Runner,
surface a 44'he dug.
surface a 46'When Ningirsu,
surface a 47'the hero of Enlil,
surface a 48'to URU-KA-gina
surface a 49'the kingship
surface a 50'of Girsu
surface a 51'had given,
surface a 52'and from the myriad people
surface a 53'had grasped his hand,
surface a 54'at that time,
surface a 55'by the chief of the boatmen
surface a 56'boats having been seized,
surface a 57'donkeys by the head herdsman
surface a 58'and sheep by the head herdsman
surface a 59'having been seized,
surface a 60'fish stores
surface a 61'by the fisheries inspector
surface a 62'having been seized,
surface a 63'and the grain taxes
surface a 64'by the lustration priests
surface a 65'in Ambar
surface a 065.b'the garlic plots
surface a 065.c'of the ruler
surface a 065.d'were located.
surface a 065.e'Team donkeys
surface a 065.f'and unblemished oxen
surface a 66'whether he be a surveyor,
surface a 67'or a lamentation singer,
surface a 68'or a brewer,
surface a 69'or a steward,
surface a 70'or a foreman,
surface a 71'who instead of a young lamb
surface a 72'pays silver,
surface a 73'a citizen of Lagaš
surface a 74'By the ... administrator
surface a 75'the orchard of the poor
surface a 76'will not be taken away,
surface a 77'(its) trees will not be cut down,
surface a 78'and not be tied (in bundles) with reed twine.
surface a 79'For a corpse being brought to the grave
surface a 80'his beer will be three jugs
surface a 81'and his bread will be 80 loaves.
surface a 82'One bed
surface a 83'and one lead goat
surface a 84'the undertaker
surface a 85'shall take away,
surface a 86'and it will be one gur barley
surface a 87'the person(s) of ...
surface a 88'will take away.
surface a 89'As for the household of the ruler
surface a 90'and the property of the ruler,
surface a 91'as much as he has,
surface a 92'Ningirsu
surface a 93'will be its owner.
surface a 94'The household of the Woman’s House
surface a 95'and the fields of the Woman’s House,
surface a 96'as much as she has,
surface a 97'Baba
surface a 98'will be its owner.
surface a 99'The household of the (royal) children
surface a 100'and the fields of the children,
surface a 100.a'as much as they have,
surface a 101'Šulšagana
surface a 102'will be its owner.
surface a 103'The blind one
surface a 104'who in ...
surface a 105'stands,
surface a 106'his bread for eating is one loaf,
surface a 107'five loaves are his bread at midnight,
surface a 108'one loaf is his bread at midday,
surface a 109'and six loaves are his bread at evening.
surface a 110'480 loaves of bread that have sat,
surface a 111'are the bread duty,
surface a 112'40 loaves of hot bread
surface a 113'are the bread for eating,
surface a 114'and 10 loaves of hot bread
surface a 115'are the bread of the table.
surface a 116'Five loaves are the bread of the persons of the levy,
surface a 117'two mud vessels and one sadug vessel of beer
surface a 118'are for the lamentation singers
surface a 119'of Girsu,
surface a 120'490 loaves of bread
surface a 121'and two mud vessels and one sadug vessel of beer
surface a 122'are for the lamentation singers
surface a 123'of Lagaš,
surface a 124'and 406 loaves of bread
surface a 125'and one mud vessel and one sadug vessel of beer
surface a 126'are for the (other) lamentation singers.
surface a 127'250 loaves of bread
surface a 128'and one mud vessel of beer
surface a 129'are for the old (wailing) women,
surface a 130'and 180 loaves of bread
surface a 131'and one mud vessel of beer
surface a 132'are for the old men of Nigin.
surface a 133'The ferry toll for the main gate (of the netherworld)
surface a 134'when the kingship
surface a 135'of Girsu
surface a 136'he received,
surface a 137'their remission (of obligations)
surface a 138'he established.

Transliteration (ATF)

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

LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1{d}nin-gir2-su
2ur-sag {d}en-lil2-la2-ra
3URU-KA-gi-na
4lugal
5gir2-su{ki}-ke4
6an-ta-sur-ra
7e2 he2-gal2 kalam-ma-ka-ni
8e2-gal ti-ra-asz2-ka-ni
9mu-na-du3
10e2 {d}ba-ba6
11mu-na-du3
12'{d}ig-alim-ma-ra
13'e2 me husz gal an-ki
14'mu-na-du3
15'{d}szul-sza3-ga-na-ra
16'ki-tusz akkil-li2-ni
17'mu-na-du3
18'{d}lamma-sa6-ga
19'{gesz}igi-tab-ba-ni
20'e2-ni mu-na-du3
21'sza3-ba
22'{d}za-za-ri2
23'{d}ni2-pa-e3
24'{d}ur2-nun-ta-e3-a
25'e2 mu-ne-ni-du3
26'{d}nin-mu2
27'gir2-la2 {d}nin-gir2-su-ka-ra
28'e2-ni
29'mu-na-du3
30'{d}en-lil2-la
31'<e2>-ad-da im-sag-ga2-ka-ni
32'mu-na-du3
33'{d}nansze
34'i7 ki-ag2-ga2-ni
35'i7 NINA{ki}-du-a
36'al mu-na-du3
37'ka-ba e2-ninnu
38'i3-du3
39'kun-ba e2-sirara3{ki}
40'i3-du3
41'{d}nin-gir2-su-ra
42'i7 ki-ag2-ga2-ni
43'pa5 {d}samanx(|SZE.NUN.SZE3.BU|) kas4 DU
44'al mu-na-du3
45'x-ba an-x x-ra
46'u4 {d}nin-gir2-su
47'ur-sag {d}en-lil2-la2-ke4
48'URU-KA-gi-na-ra
49'nam-lugal
50'gir2-su{ki}
51'e-na-szum2-ma-a
52'sza3 lu2 1(szar'u@c)-ta
53'szu-ni e-ma-ta-dab5-ba-a
54'u4-ba
55'lu2 ma2-lah5-da-ke4
56'ma2 e-dab5-ba-a
57'ansze u2-du-le
58'udu u2-du-le
59'e-dab5-ba-a
60'{u3-mu2}u2-mu11
61'enku-re6
62'e-dab5-ba-a
63'sze gub-ba
64'gudu4-ge-ne
65'ambar{ki}-a
065.a'[...]
065.b'ki-szum2-ma
065.c'ensi2-ka
065.d'e-gal2-lam
065.e'ansze surx(ERIM)-ra
065.f'gu4 du7-du7
66'lu2 esz2-gid2 he2
67'gala he2
68'lu2 lungax(|BIxNIG2|) he2
69'agrig he2
70'ugula he2
71'bar sila4-gaba-ka-ka
72'ku3 a-ga2-ga2-a
73'dumu lagasz{ki}
74'sanga-NIG2-ke4
75'kiri6 ama-uku2-ra2
76'nu-lah5
77'gesz na nu ba-ni-de5-de5
78'gi-lim3(LAM) nu-ta-kesz2-re6
79'adx(|(LU2xUSZ2).USZ2.A|) ki-mah-sze3 DU
80'kas-ni dug 3(asz@c)
81'ninda-ni 1(gesz2@c) 2(u@c)
82'1(asz@c) gesz-nu2
83'1(asz@c) masz sag-ga2
84'uruhx(|KUSZU2.MUSZ3|)-e
85'ba-tum3
86'1(asz@c) sze-am6
87'lu2 umum-ma-ke4
88'ba-tum3
89'e2 ensi2-ke4
90'nig2 ensi2-ke4
91'en-na tuku-a
92'{d}nin-gir2-su
93'lugal-bi
94'e2 e2-munus
95'GAN2 e2-munus
96'en-na tuku-a
97'{d}ba-ba6
98'nin-bi
99'e2 nam-dumu
100'GAN2 nam-dumu
100.a'en-na tuku-a
101'{d}szul-sza3-ga-na
102'lugal-bi
103'igi-nu-du8
104'zar2-ra-a
105'gub-ba
106'ninda zu2-gub-ba-ni 1(asz@c)-am6
107'ninda ge6-ba-a-ka-ni 5(asz@c)-am6
108'ninda u4-sa2-ka 1(asz@c)-am6
109'ninda ge6-a-na-ka-ni 6(asz@c)-am6
110'8(gesz2@c) ninda durunx(|KU.KU|)-na
111'ninda gub-ba-am6
112'4(u@c) ninda kum2
113'ninda zu2 gub-ba-am6
114'1(u@c) ninda kum2
115'ninda banszur-ra-kam
116'ninda lu2 zi-ga-ka 5(asz@c)
117'2(asz@c) kas mudx(LAK449) 1(asz@c) sa2-du11
118'gala
119'gir2-su{ki}-kam
120'8(gesz2@c) 1(u@c) ninda
121'2(asz@c) kas mudx(LAK449) 1(disz@t) sa2-du11
122'gala
123'lagasz{ki}-kam
124'6(gesz2@c) 4(u@c) 6(asz@c) ninda
125'1(asz@c) kas mudx(LAK449) 1(asz@c) sa2-du11
126'gala-am6
127'6(gesz2@c) 1(u@c) ninda
128'1(asz@c) mudx(LAK449) kas
129'nam-um-ma-am6?
130'3(gesz2@c) ninda
131'1(asz@c) mudx(LAK449) kas
132'abba2(UNUG)-igi NINA{ki}-kam
133'addirx(|PAD.DUG.GISZ.SI|) a-bul5-la
134'nam-lugal
135'gir2-su{ki}
136'szu ba-ti-a
137'ama-gi4-bi
138'e-gar

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