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RIME 1.12.06.02 composite (P431197)

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

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DesignationRIME 1.12.06.02 composite
IDP431197
LanguageSumerian
PeriodED IIIb · c. 2500 BCE–2340 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotUmma (mod. Tell Jokha)
Coordinates31.6669, 45.8861

English translation

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

LineEnglish
surface a 1When Šara
surface a 2to Enlil
surface a 3the collected prayers of (his) heart
surface a 4had spoken,
surface a 5and had gone to him,
surface a 6Gišša-kidug, the beloved shepherd
surface a 7of Šara,
surface a 8the one born for ...,
surface a 9the princely one, fierce head of Sumer
surface a 10who no counterpart in all the foreign lands,
surface a 11the en-priest who holds fast to the side of Ninura,
surface a 12the mother(?) who soothes the heart of Enki,
surface a 13beloved friend
surface a 14of Ištaran,
surface a 15mighty governor
surface a 16of Enlil,
surface a 17king nominated by Inanna–
surface a 18he constructed its levee
surface a 19and erected its stele.
surface a 20Its boundary mound
surface a 21he made resplendent
surface a 22and its stele(s)
surface a 23he restored.
surface a 26(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 27from the Great Canal
surface a 28to the Gaba’a Canal
surface a 29is 45 nindan.
surface a 30(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 31From the Gaba’a Canal
surface a 32to HAR-AL
surface a 33is 390 nindan.
surface a 34(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 35From HAR-AL
surface a 36to the ten fortresses alongside the the Durgara
surface a 37is 390 nindan.
surface a 38(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 39From the ten fortresses alongside the the Durgara
surface a 40to Nag-Nanše
surface a 41is 636 nindan.
surface a 42(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 43From Nag-Nanše
surface a 44to New Canal
surface a 45is 1180 nindan.
surface a 46(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 47From New Canal
surface a 48to the Temple of Dimgalabzu
surface a 49is 960 nindan.
surface a 50(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 51From the Temple of Dimgalabzu
surface a 52to Fodder of Šara
surface a 53is 790 nindan.
surface a 54(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 55From Fodder of Šara
surface a 56to the ... of Ištaran
surface a 57is ... nindan.
surface a 58(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 59From the ... of Ištaran
surface a 60to the Tower
surface a 61is 6680 nindan.
surface a 62(This) is the frontier according to the stele of Šara:
surface a 63From the Tower
surface a 64'Beyond its border mound
surface a 65'he did not permit any to pass.
surface a 66'Its stele(s)
surface a 67'he restored,
surface a 68'and at the command of Ištaran
surface a 69'he erected a (new) stele at that place.
surface a 70'Should a foreign man
surface a 71'destroy its place,
surface a 72'or take it away
surface a 73'and make it disappear from there,
surface a 74'in his city,
surface a 75'like a place devastated by snakes,
surface a 76'may he never hold (his) head high!
surface a 77'In his devastated palace
surface a 78'onto that ruler
surface a 79'may painful fangs
surface a 80'be fastened!

Transliteration (ATF)

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LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1u4 {d}szara2
2{d}en-lil2-ra
3ra2-zu ur4 sza3-ga
4e-na-du11-ga
5e-na-gen-na
6gesz-sza3-ki-du10 sipa ki-ag2-ga2
7{d}szara2-ke4
8a x x-sze3? tu-da
9nir-gal2 sag husz ki-en-gi-ke4
10gaba-gal2 nu-gi4 kur-kur-ra-ke4
11en za3 kesz2 {d}nin-ur4-ke4
12ama sza3 kusz2 {d}en-ki-ka-ke4
13ku-li ki-ag2
14{d}isztaran-ke4
15ensi2 kal-ga
16{d}en-lil2-la2-ke4
17lugal mu pa3 {d}inanna-ke4
18e-bi mu-ak
19na-bi mu-ru2
20im-dub-ba-bi
21pa e-mi-e3
22na-ru2-a-bi
23ki-be2 bi-gi4
24[x] x [x ...]
25[...] x x [x]
26za3 na-ru2-a-{d}szara2-kam
27i7-mah2-[(x)]-ta
28id5 gaba-a-sze3
294(u@c) 5(asz@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
30za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
31i7 [gaba-a-ta]
32HAR-AL-sze3
336(gesz2@c) 3(u@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
34za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
35HAR-AL-ta
361(u@c) bad3 da {ansze}dur9{ur3}-ga2-ra-sze3
376(gesz2@c) 3(u@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
38za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
391(u@c) bad3 da {ansze}dur9{ur3}-ga2-ra-ta
40nag-{d}nansze-sze3
411(gesz'u@c) 3(u@c) 6(asz@c)? {ninda}nindax(DU)
42za3 na-ru2-a szara2-kam
43nag-{d}nansze-ta
44i7 gibil-sze3
452(gesz'u@c) la2 2(u@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
46za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
47i7 gibil-ta
48e2 {d}dimgal-abzu-ka-sze3
491(gesz'u@c) 6(gesz2@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
50za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
51e2 [{d}]dimgal-abzu-ka-ta
52mur-gu4 {d}szara2-sze3
531(gesz'u@c) 3(gesz2@c) 1(u@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
54za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-sze3
55mur-gu4 <{d}szara2>-ta
56e2# {d}isztaran-sze3
57[n] {ninda}nindax(DU)
58za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
59e2 {d}isztaran-ta
60an-za-gar3-ta
61[1(szar2@c)?] 5(gesz'u@c)? 1(gesz2@c) 2(u@c) {ninda}nindax(DU)
62za3 na-ru2-a {d}szara2-kam
63an-za-gar3-ta
64'im-dub-ba-be2
65'nu-ni-dib
66'na-ru2-a-bi
67'ki-be2 be2-gi4
68'inim {d}isztaran-ta
69'ki-ba na be2-ru2
70'lu2 kur-ra
71'ki-bi al?-gul-la
72'szu ba-ta-ti-a
73'ab-zah2-a
74'iri?-[na?]
75'ki musz hul-a-gin7
76'sag-il2 na-du12-du12
77'e2-gal hul-a-na
78'ensi2-be2
79'zu2 gig
80'ha-mu-du3-e

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