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RIME 4.02.14.16, ex. 01 (P431811)
Official or display, Early Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
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| Designation | RIME 4.02.14.16, ex. 01 |
|---|---|
| ID | P431811 |
| Museum no. | BM 090899 |
| Collection | British Museum, London, UK |
| Language | Sumerian |
| Period | Early Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE |
| Genre | Official or display |
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.
| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| obverse | ||
| 1 | {d}nin-e2-[gal] | For Ninegal |
| 2 | nin gal me kilib3 szu-na [dab5-be2] | the great lady, who seized all of the divine powers |
| 3 | ug3 szar2-ra-[asz igi-bi gal2] | who sees the many people |
| 4 | na-de5 mah [szita5-du3 sag-ge6] | the supreme šitadu priest of the black-headed people |
| 5 | a-ra2-bi [za3 nu-sa2] | its scribal art is unrivalled |
| 6 | [nir-gal2 ukken-na du11-ga-ni igi-sze3 du] | the authority of the assembly, whose command is to be seen |
| 7 | [mu-ni a-re-esz gi7] | whose name is a reed-bed of the river |
| 8 | [dingir zi ki a-a ugu-ni-ta] | the true god, from the father who begot him |
| 9 | [ka ba-ni sze-ga] | whose speech is agreeable |
| 10 | [dumu gal {d}suen-na] | the great son of Suen |
| 11 | [nin-a-ni-ir] | his mistress |
| 12 | si-[ma-at]-{d}inanna | Simat-Inanna |
| 13 | dam ki-ag2 | beloved spouse |
| 14 | {d}ri-im-{d}suen | Rim-Sîn, |
| reverse | ||
| 15 | lugal larsa{ki}-ma | king of Larsa, |
| 16 | dumu-munus ARAD2-{d}nanna-ke4 | daughter of Warad-Nanna |
| 17 | u4 {d}nin-e2-gal nin-a-ne2 | when Ninegal his mistress |
| 18 | mu sa6-ga-ni in-sa4-a | he named it for his good name. |
| 19 | e2 a2-ag2-ga2 kilib3 ur4-ur4 | the house of orders, the whole of it, |
| 20 | ki-tusz nam-dingir-bi-sze3 tum2-ma | a residence fitting for its divinity |
| 21 | nam-ti {d}ri-im-{d}suen | for the life of Rīm-Sîn |
| 22 | u4 da-ri2-sze3 gal2-le-de3 | to open forever, |
| 23 | u3 nam-ti-la-ni-sze3 | and for his own life |
| 24 | mu-na-du3 | built for him. |
| 25 | diri u4-bi-ta-sze3 | more than before |
| 26 | e2-szu-si3-ga-bi mu-un-dagal | widened its Ešusiga. |
| 27 | temen mu pa3-da nam-nin-a-ka-na | Fundament chosen by the name of ladyship, |
| 28 | u4 su13-ra2-sze3 im-mi-in-gar | he set it up for long days. |
Sources & licences
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