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RIME 4.03.06.07, ex. 01 (P431844)

Official or display, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.03.06.07, ex. 01
IDP431844
Museum no.N III 3489
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial 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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1ha-am-mu-ra-pi2Hammurapi
2_lugal_ da-num2the mighty king
3_lugal_ babila2{ki}king of Babylon
4_lugal_ mu-usz-te-esz-mithe king who establishes
5ki-ib-ra-tim ar-ba-imthe four world quarters
6ka-szi-id ir-ni-ticonqueror of the Irnitu,
7{d}mardukMarduk
8_sipa_ mu-t,i-ibshepherd who saves
9li-ib-bi-szu a-na-kuhis heart, I
10i3-nu an u3 {d}en-lil2when Anu and Enlil
11_kalam_ szu-me-ri2-imthe land of Sumer
12u3 ak-ka-di-imand Akkad
13a-na be-li-im id-di-nu-nimto my lord they gave me.
14s,e-er-ra-si2-natheir flocks
15a-na qa2-ti-iainto my hands
16u-ma-al-lu-u2they will complete.
17{i7}ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 nu-hu-usz ni-szithe Hammurapi canal, the life of the people
18ba-bi-la-at me-e _he2-gal2_who carries water, abundance
19a-na _kalam_ szu-me-ri2-imto the land of Sumer
20u3 ak-ka-di-im lu ah-riand Akkad, may he return.
21ki-sza-di-sza ki-la-le-en“I want to ride the kišadišu,
22a-na me-re-szim lu u-te-erI returned (it) to its place.
23ka-re-e asz2-na-anI set up a banquet.
24lu asz-tap-pa-akI have written.
25me-e da-ru-timthe eternal water
26a-na _kalam_ szu-me-ri2-imto the land of Sumer
27u3 ak-ka-di-im lu asz-ku-unand Akkad I established.
reverse
1_kalam_ szu-me-ri2-imthe land of Sumer
2u3 ak-ka-di-imand Akkad
3ni-szi-szu-nu sa6-ap-ha-timtheir beautiful people
4lu u-pa-ah-hi-irhe shall compensate.
5mi-ri-tam u3 ma-asz-qi2-tama wife and a daughter,
6lu asz-ku*-un-szi-na-szi-imI established for them.
7in nu-uh-szum u3 _he2-gal_with abundance and abundance
8lu e-re-szi-na-timay they be their servants.
9szu-ba-at ne-eh-timthe šubāt nēḫtum
10lu u-sze-szi-ib-szi-na-tiI made them dwell.
11i3-nu-mi-szuAt that time,
12ha-am-mu-ra-pi2Hammurapi
13_lugal_ da-num2the mighty king
14mi-gir _dingir gal-gal_ a-na-kuI am the favorite of the great gods.
15in e-mu-qe2-en ga-asz-ra-timwith the great strength
16sza {d}marduk id-di-namwhich Marduk gave
17_bad3_ s,i-ra-ama high wall
18in e-pe-ri ra-bu-timin the great steppe
19sza re#-sza-szu-nuof their heads
20ki-ma _sa-tu_-im e-li-alike a mountain
21in _ka_ {i7}ha#-am#-mu#-ra-pi2 nu#-hu#-usz ni-sziat the mouth of the Hammurapi canal, abundance for the people
22lu e#-pu-uszI did.
23_bad3_ szu#-a-tithat wall
24_bad3_ {d}suen#-mu#-ba-li2-it,{ki}the wall of Sîn-muballiṭ
25a#-bi#-im wa-li-di-iathe father who loved me
26a#-na# szu-mi-im lu ab-biMay my name be called.
27zi#-kir# {d}suen-mu-ba-al-li2-it,the name of Sîn-muballiṭ
28a-bi-im wa-li-di-iathe father who begot me
29in ki-ib-ra-timin the world quarters
30lu u-sze#-pi2#I had made.

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