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RIME 3/2.01.01.20 (Laws of Ur-Namma) composite (P432130)

Official or display, Ur III, Nippur · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE

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DesignationRIME 3/2.01.01.20 (Laws of Ur-Namma) composite
IDP432130
LanguageSumerian
PeriodUr III · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

English translation

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

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surface a 1To Enlil,
surface a 2the king of all the lands,
surface a 3a statue of Ur-Namma,
surface a 4the strong man,
surface a 5king of Ur
surface a 6king of Sumer
surface a 7and Akkad,
surface a 8whose stone
surface a 9is diorite,
surface a 10I, Ur-Namma,
surface a 11the strong man,
surface a 12king of Ur
surface a 13and king of Sumer and Akkad,
surface a 14when the temple of Nanna
surface a 15my master I built,
surface a 16and the boats of Magan,
surface a 17by the true verdict
surface a 18of Utu, to his control
surface a 19I returned,
surface a 20I dedicated it to him.
surface a 21At that time,
surface a 22within the temple of Enlil
surface a 23my master,
surface a 24for the statue of Ur-Namma
surface a 25a monthly food offering of
surface a 2690 gur of barley,
surface a 2730 sheep,
surface a 28and 30 sila3 of ghee,
surface a 29as regular offerings
surface a 30I established there for him.
surface a 31When An
surface a 32and Enlil
surface a 33to Nanna
surface a 34the kingship of Ur
surface a 35did grant,
surface a 36at that time, for me, Ur-Namma,
surface a 37the son born
surface a 38of Ninsuna,
surface a 39her house-born slave
surface a 40beloved,
surface a 41according to his justice,
surface a 42according to his righteousness,
surface a 43the orders(?) were issued(?),
surface a 44and the kingship
surface a 45of Ur
surface a 46was given to him.
surface a 492 ...
surface a 502 ...
surface a 71By the might of Nanna
surface a 72my master,
surface a 73its seven gates
surface a 74I(?) opened.
surface a 75Namḫani
surface a 76to governor
surface a 77of Lagaš
surface a 78I elevated.
surface a 79To the ki-sar-ra
surface a 80the Magan ships
surface a 81of Nanna,
surface a 82by the might of Nanna
surface a 83my master,
surface a 84I returned.
surface a 85In Ur
surface a 86I made them shine.
surface a 87At that time,
surface a 88for fields select (officials)
surface a 89there were;
surface a 90for long-distance trade
surface a 91chief boat captains
surface a 92there were;
surface a 93the chief herdsmen
surface a 94for those who take cattle, take sheep,
surface a 95or take donkeys
surface a 96there were.
surface a 103At that time,
surface a 104I, Ur-Namma,
surface a 105the strong man,
surface a 106king of Ur
surface a 107and king of Sumer and Akkad,
surface a 108by the might of Nanna
surface a 109my master,
surface a 110and by the lawful command
surface a 111of Utu,
surface a 112justice
surface a 113in the country I did indeed establish.
surface a 116I returned to their own control.
surface a 117Long-distance trade
surface a 118(independent? from) the chief sea-captains,
surface a 119the chief herdsmen,
surface a 120(independent? from) those who take cattle, take sheep,
surface a 121or take donkeys,
surface a 122and the Akkadians and foreigners
surface a 123in Sumer and Akkad,
surface a 124I returned to their own control.
surface a 125At that time,
surface a 126Umma,
surface a 127aMarad,
surface a 127bGIRkal,
surface a 128aKazallu
surface a 128band Maškan-pî,
surface a 129and Uṣarum,
surface a 130aupon which in Anšan
surface a 130bservitude was being imposed,
surface a 131by the might of Nanna
surface a 132my master,
surface a 133their freedom
surface a 134I established.
surface a 135A copper bariga vessel
surface a 136I set up,
surface a 137and as 60 sila3 I standardized it.
surface a 138A copper ban2 vessel I fashioned,
surface a 139and as 10 sila3 I standardized it.
surface a 140A just royal ban2
surface a 141I fashioned,
surface a 142and as 6 (ban2, in a barig measure) I standardized it.
surface a 143A 1 sila3 bronze (measure)
surface a 144I fashioned,
surface a 145and as 1 mina
surface a 146I standardized it.
surface a 147A 1 shekel of silver stone (weight)
surface a 148all the way up to a 1 mina (weight)
surface a 149I standardized.
surface a 150At that time,
surface a 151on the banks of the Tigris,
surface a 152on the banks of the Euphrates,
surface a 153and on the banks of all the rivers,
surface a 154nidba offerings, ...,
surface a 155and first-fruits and heart’s-desire offerings
surface a 157I offered there.
surface a 158Orchards
surface a 159I planted there,
surface a 160... (vacat)
surface a 161and royal gardeners had charge of them.
surface a 162The orphan to the rich man
surface a 163should not be made subordinate;
surface a 164the widow to the powerful man
surface a 165should not be made subordinate;
surface a 166the man of 1 shekel
surface a 167to the man of 1 mina
surface a 168should not be made subordinate;
surface a 169the man of 1 sheep
surface a 170to the man of 1 ox
surface a 171should not be made subordinate.
surface a 172All my generals,
surface a 173my mother, my sister(s) and brothers,
surface a 174and all my relatives
surface a 175did indeed advise me.
surface a 176Upon their orders
surface a 176aI do not tread,
surface a 176band toil I did not set upon them.
surface a 177Evil,
surface a 178violence,
surface a 179and complaint I made disappear;
surface a 180justice
surface a 181I established in the country.
surface a 181.aAt that time: If a man
surface a 182has committed murder,
surface a 183that man is to be killed.
surface a 184If a man
surface a 185has acted like a robber, he shall be killed.
surface a 186If a man
surface a 187has made someone into a captive,
surface a 188that man shall stay in jail
surface a 189and pay 15 shekels of silver.
surface a 190If a male slave
surface a 191has married a female slave whom he desires,
surface a 192and that male slave is set free,
surface a 193she may not leave the household.
surface a 194If a slave
surface a 195has married a free(d) citizen,
surface a 196and 1 son under his master
surface a 197he makes serve,
surface a 198the son which under his master
surface a 199he had to make serve:
surface a 200of the goods of his father’s estate
surface a 2011/2 of them, and his father’s physical house he shall share.
surface a 202A son of a free(d) (female) citizen without a master’s agreement
surface a 203into one of his slaves
surface a 204shall not be made.
surface a 205If
surface a 206a young man’s (prospective) wife, not yet brought into a household,
surface a 207has been treated deceitfully by someone,
surface a 208and he has brought her into (his) household,
surface a 209that man shall be killed.
surface a 210If
surface a 211a young man’s (prospective) wife
surface a 212of her own free will
surface a 213has gone after another man
surface a 214and he has lain in her lap,
surface a 215and that woman
surface a 216is killed by the man (her fiancé),
surface a 217that man’s
surface a 218freedom
surface a 219shall be established.
surface a 220If
surface a 221a man’s female slave
surface a 222not yet brought into a household
surface a 223has been seductively(?)
surface a 224treated by (another) man,
surface a 225and he has brought her into a household,
surface a 226that man
surface a 2275 shekels of silver
surface a 228shall pay.
surface a 229If a man
surface a 230his equal-ranking wife
surface a 231divorces,
surface a 2321 mina of silver
surface a 233he shall pay.
surface a 234If
surface a 235a (previous) widow
surface a 236he divorces,
surface a 2371/2 mina of silver
surface a 238he shall pay.
surface a 239If
surface a 240for the widow
surface a 241a contractual document
surface a 242is lacking,
surface a 243and the man in her lap
surface a 244has lain,
surface a 245he shall not pay any silver.
surface a 246... (vacat)
surface a 247If
surface a 248an eriš-dingir priestess
surface a 249in ... a man in the lap
surface a 250... has lain,
surface a 251but he did not know(?) it, that man
surface a 253If
surface a 254of witchcraft(?)
surface a 255one man has another man
surface a 256accused,
surface a 257and to the Ordeal River
surface a 258he has the man brought,
surface a 259and the Ordeal River
surface a 260has then cleared him,
surface a 261the man who brings him
surface a 2623 shekels of silver
surface a 263shall pay.
surface a 264If
surface a 265a young man’s wife
surface a 266of in a lap
surface a 267having lain
surface a 268a man has accused,
surface a 269but the River
surface a 270having cleared him,
surface a 271the man who accused her
surface a 2721/3rd mina of silver
surface a 273shall pay.
surface a 274If
surface a 275a son-in-law
surface a 276into the house of his father-in-law
surface a 277has entered,
surface a 278but the father-in-law
surface a 279afterwards
surface a 280to another man ...
surface a 281has given her away,
surface a 282the wedding gifts,
surface a 283twofold,
surface a 284he shall give to him.
surface a 285If
surface a 287aa female or male slave
surface a 287bhas escaped,
surface a 288and the border of her town
surface a 289she has crossed over,
surface a 290and someone has turned her in,
surface a 291the owner of the slave
surface a 292to the man who turned her in
surface a 2932 shekels of silver
surface a 294he shall pay.
surface a 295If
surface a 296a bone
surface a 297his ...
surface a 298a man has cut,
surface a 29910 shekels of silver
surface a 300he shall pay.
surface a 301If
surface a 302one man against another
surface a 303with a weapon
surface a 304his ... bone
surface a 305has broken,
surface a 3061 mina of silver
surface a 307he shall pay.
surface a 308If
surface a 309one man against another
surface a 310through a fistfight
surface a 311has cut off his nose,
surface a 3122/3rd mina of silver
surface a 313he shall pay.
surface a 314If
surface a 315with a ...
surface a 316a bone
surface a 317he has ...,
surface a 3182 shekels of silver
surface a 319he shall pay.
surface a 320If through a fistfight
surface a 321one man the skull of another man
surface a 322has split open
surface a 323with something like a weapon, 1/3rd mina
surface a 324he shall pay.
surface a 325If through a fistfight
surface a 326one man the skull of another man
surface a 327has split open,
surface a 328he shall be beaten with 180 lashes.
surface a 329If someone’s eye
surface a 330a man makes fall out,
surface a 331he shall pay 1/2 mina.
surface a 332If a man
surface a 333breaks another man’s tooth,
surface a 334he shall pay 1/2 mina.
surface a 335If a slave
surface a 336has struck a free(d) citizen,
surface a 337when half his head hair has been shaved off,
surface a 338he shall be paraded around the town.
surface a 339If a free(d) citizen
surface a 340has beaten a slave,
surface a 34160 (times) with a strap and 60 (times) with a belt
surface a 342he shall be beaten.
surface a 343If
surface a 344a man has died,
surface a 345and his wife to her father-in-law’s (house)
surface a 346has gone to reside,
surface a 347the slaves
surface a 348of her legacy
surface a 349and the marriage gifts
surface a 350she may take away.
surface a 351If
surface a 352she has no female slaves,
surface a 35310 shekels of silver
surface a 354let her pay him.
surface a 355If
surface a 356she has no silver,
surface a 357nothing
surface a 358shall she give to him.
surface a 359If
surface a 360a female slave a person who as her mistress
surface a 361is acting
surface a 362has cursed,
surface a 363indeed 1 sila3 of salt
surface a 364onto her mouth
surface a 365shall be rubbed.
surface a 366If
surface a 367a female slave a person who as her mistress
surface a 368is acting
surface a 369has struck,
surface a 378... he shall pay.
surface a 379If
surface a 380with a forearm
surface a 381the daughter
surface a 382of a man he has hit,
surface a 383and the thing of her womb
surface a 384he has caused her to miscarry,
surface a 3851/2 mina of silver
surface a 386he shall pay.
surface a 387If
surface a 388she has died,
surface a 389that man
surface a 390shall be killed.
surface a 391If
surface a 392with a forearm
surface a 393a man’s female slave
surface a 394he has hit,
surface a 395and an ‘it-has-hurt-me’ (~miscarriage)
surface a 396he has done to her,
surface a 3975 shekels of silver
surface a 398he shall pay.
surface a 399If
surface a 400the female slave has died,
surface a 401... (vacat)
surface a 402a slave for a slave shall serve.
surface a 403If
surface a 404a man as a witness
surface a 405came forth,
surface a 406and a thief
surface a 407he was made out to be,
surface a 40815 shekels of silver
surface a 409he shall pay.
surface a 410If
surface a 411a man as a witness
surface a 412came forth,
surface a 413but turned away from (taking) an oath,
surface a 414the concern of that suit, as much as there be,
surface a 415he will compensate.
surface a 416If
surface a 417a man’s field
surface a 418by deception
surface a 419another man has worked,
surface a 420and he has plowed it,
surface a 421and a trial has been held regarding it,
surface a 422and it was put to another’s account,
surface a 423that man
surface a 424shall be forced to forfeit his labor.
surface a 425If
surface a 426a man’s field
surface a 427another man has flooded with water,
surface a 428per 1 iku of field
surface a 4293 gur of barley
surface a 430he shall measure out.
surface a 431If
surface a 432a man to another man
surface a 433a field for cultivation
surface a 434has given,
surface a 435but he did not plow it,
surface a 436and empty land
surface a 437he has left,
surface a 438per 1 iku
surface a 4393 gur of barley
surface a 440he shall measure out.
surface a 441If
surface a 442a man to another man a field on irrigable land
surface a 443for cultivation
surface a 444has given,
surface a 445per 1 bur3 of field 2 shekels as its interest
surface a 446the field will generate from him.
surface a 447If a man has given to another man a ... field for cultivation,
surface a 448per ... n shekels
surface a 474he shall pay him.
surface a 474If
surface a 474a man has hired oxen or cows for harrowing,
surface a 474for a 2 year’s hire of it
surface a 474he shall measure out to him 8 gur of barley;
surface a 474for the hire of oxen or cows for lead or middle (?),
surface a 474he shall measure out to him 6 gur of barley.
surface a 474If a man has died
surface a 474and has no sons,
surface a 474an umarried daughter
surface a 474shall become his heir.
surface a 474If a man has died,
surface a 474and his daughter ...,
surface a 474she shall inherit the goods of her father’s estate.
surface a 474A younger sister should share the inheritance of the estate,
surface a 474but the father’s subsistance allotments shall be shared by the (estate’s) workers.
surface a 474If a man has put barley into another man’s house,
surface a 474and that house has been broken into,
surface a 474when the owner of the barley has taken an oath,
surface a 474the owner of the house shall replace it.
surface a 474If a man has put barley into another man’s house,
surface a 474and the owner of the house has changed,
surface a 474after it has been verified,
surface a 474he shall put in for him twice as much barley as was therein.
surface a 474If a man has put barley into another man’s house,
surface a 474per 1 gur barley ... will be its nig2-diri levy.
surface a 474If a man who married a wife
surface a 474has left his wife behind,
surface a 474when she has stayed (waiting) 6 months for him
surface a 474the woman may be married by a husband of her choice.
surface a 474If a man married a wife,
surface a 474and his wife died,
surface a 474the man, until he remarries,
surface a 474his wife’s marriage gifts should be brought to him;
surface a 474but when the man marries a (new) wife,
surface a 474the marriage gifts should return to her people’s household.
surface a 474If a man has died,
surface a 474his wife, until she remarries,
surface a 474the house ...
surface a 474in/of her ... will not be put.
surface a 474If the father has died,
surface a 474... of his sons
surface a 474will be ...;
surface a 474... the physical house is the elder brother’s.
surface a 474If an ox has been lost in its cattle pen,
surface a 474the cowherds
surface a 474shall replace it.
surface a 474If a sheep has been lost in its sheepfold,
surface a 474the shepherds
surface a 474shall replace it.
surface a 474If an ox, a sheep, a donkey, or a pig has been lost among the houses or in a well-pit of a city,
surface a 474the district (authorities)
surface a 474shall replace it.
surface a 474If a man has not lost anything,
surface a 474but he has declared: “I have lost something of mine;”
surface a 474when by the district
surface a 474it has been proved,
surface a 474that man shall be killed;
surface a 474the district shall take away his inheritance.
surface a 474The nig2-diri levy for 1 stolen ox is 1 barig;
surface a 474the nig-diri levy for 1 stolen donkey is 3 ban2;
surface a 474the nig-diri levy for 1 stolen sheep is 1 ban2, (due) at the new year.
surface a 474If a man takes another man to court,
surface a 474after he has made him proceed through (court) appearances regarding it for the 3rd time, the suit shall be ended.
surface a 474If in winter
surface a 474a man has hired a 60-gur boat,
surface a 474its nig2-diri levy will be 1 ban2,
surface a 474its hire rate for 1 day will be (blank).
surface a 474If a man has hired a 60-gur boat: for 30 double-miles, its nig2-diri levy will be 3 ban2 per 1 gur;
surface a 474for 20 double-miles its nig2-diri levy will be 2 ban2 per 1 gur;
surface a 474for 10 double-miles the nig2-diri levy will be 1 ban2 per 1 gur.
surface a 474It is of barley; its silver is 1/3rd shekel.
surface a 4741 day’s wages of a house-builder will be 3 ban2.
surface a 474For a carpenter, leatherworker, reed-mat maker, felt maker, metalsmith, fuller, goldsmith, or stone-cutter,
surface a 474their harvest-time wages will be 3 ban2 each;
surface a 474their winter ones will be 2 ban2 each.
surface a 474The barley for 3 ...-pots will be 1 ban2;
surface a 474the barley for 1 kurdu pot will be 1 ban2;
surface a 474for 1 lahtan pot of 1 gur (capacity) it will be 3 ban2;
surface a 474the barley for 1 oven will be 5 sila3.
surface a 474If a man has broken a leg bone,
surface a 474and a physician has made him well,
surface a 474the silver for that will be 5 shekels.
surface a 474If a man has been mauled by a lion,
surface a 474and a physician has made him well,
surface a 474the silver for that will be 5 shekels.
surface a 474If a physician has taken out a ‘stone,’
surface a 474the silver for that will be 5 shekels.
surface a 474If a physician has healed the eyesight,
surface a 474the silver for that will be 2 shekels.
surface a 474If a physician ... a man,
surface a 474the silver for that will be n shekels.
surface a 474The harvest-time wages of a ... will be 3 ban2;
surface a 474his winter ones will be 2 ban2.
surface a 474The harvest-time wages of the ... persons will be 1 ban2; the nig2-diri levy will be 1 barig;
surface a 474their winter ones will be ... and ... will be the nig2-diri levy.
surface a 474The daily wages of a female weaver when washing (fibers) will be n ban2;
surface a 474the daily wages of a senior female weaver will be 2 ban2;
surface a 474the daily wages of a female weaver of šudur-garments will be 2 ban2.
surface a 474The wages of the ... persons will be 6 sila3 of barley.
surface a 474The wages of the doorman’s helpers ... will be 1 sila3 of barley.
surface a 474If a female tavern-keeper in the harvest season
surface a 474has given 1 beer-jar to a person on credit,
surface a 474at the harvest season 5 ban2 of barley ...,
surface a 474and its nig2-diri levy will be ...;
surface a 474the winter’s will be ...
surface a 474If a man to another man
surface a 474has given 1 gur of barley as a loan,
surface a 474its interest for 1 year shall be 1 barig and 4 ban2 of barley.
surface a 474If a man to another man
surface a 474has given 10 shekels of silver as a loan,
surface a 474its interest for 1 year shall be 2 shekels.
surface a 474If a man to another man ...,
surface a 474and a robber in the house ...,
surface a 474a robber in the house ...,
surface a 474he need not replace it.
surface a 474If a person has fed another person’s child milk,
surface a 474for 3 years her barley shall be 6 gur,
surface a 474her wool 30 minas,
surface a 474and her oil 30 sila3;
surface a 474it is a thing of the office of the nugig-women.
surface a 474The fee per year of a hired wet-nurse shall be 1 shekel.
surface a 474If, during the term of Gutium,
surface a 474a man sold a slave,
surface a 474but that slave someone detained,
surface a 474when the owner of the slave has taken an oath,
surface a 474he may take away the slave.
surface a 474If the man who did the selling has died,
surface a 474(only) when that man’s wife, or his son, or his witness
surface a 474has taken an oath
surface a 474may he take away the slave.
surface a 474During the reign of Ur-Namma, the king of the nig2-diri levy,
surface a 474after he had been elevated by Nanna over the people,
surface a 474at that time, if the man who had sold the slave
surface a 474be he the slave’s owner or ...,
surface a 474or be he its ..., the (relevant) ginabtum-officer
surface a 474if he has not brought in,
surface a 474that man is a thief.
surface a 474If a man has died, his equal-ranking wife should act as the 1st heir in the house.
surface a 474If a man marries the wife of his older brother,
surface a 474he shall be killed.
surface a 474If a slave marries his female owner, he shall be killed.
surface a 474If a man ... another man,
surface a 474... which is equivalent to the house ...
surface a 474If a man has bought 1 sar of a built house,
surface a 474its silver shall be n shekels.
surface a 474If a vacant lot of 1 sar
surface a 474a man has bought, its silver shall be 1 shekel.
surface a 474If 1 sar of a built house
surface a 474a man has rented for ..., he shall pay 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 474A person who erases this inscription and writes his own name on it,
surface a 474or because of this curse he incites another to do it,
surface a 474and the person who erases this inscription and has written for him a name which should not be written,
surface a 474whether that person be a king, or an en, or a governor, ...,
surface a 474may he who was seated on a throne sit down in the dust.
surface a 474May his people roam about among reed huts(?).
surface a 474May his city be a disagreeable city to Enlil.
surface a 474May the gates of his city stand open.
surface a 474May the young men of his city be blinded slaves.
surface a 474May the young women of his city be ones unable to bear.
surface a 474May the gods of his town, Enki, Iškur, and Ašnan,
surface a 474by the exalted might of Enlil ...
surface a 474... did not ...
surface a 474May no one build the ... of cattle pens ...;
surface a 474may no one ... the ... of sheepfolds for him.
surface a 474The city ...
surface a 474... favorable ...
surface a 474may it ...
surface a 474Ur-Namma ...

Transliteration (ATF)

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LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1{d}en-lil2
2lugal kur-kur-ra
3alan ur-{d}namma
4nita2 kal-ga
5lugal uri5{ki}-ma
6lugal ki-en-gi
7ki-uri-ka
8na4-bi
9{na4}esi-am3
10ur-{d}namma
11nita2 kal-ga
12lugal uri5{ki}-ma
13lugal ki-en-gi ki-uri
14e2 {d}nanna
15lugal-ga2 mu-du3-a
16ma2 ma2-gan{ki}
17di nig2-gi-na
18{d}utu-ta szu-na
19mu-ni-gi4?-a
20a mu-na-ru
21u4-ba
22e2? {d}en-lil2
23lugal-ga2-ta
24alan ur-{d}namma-ke4?
25nidba? iti-da
261(gesz2) 3(u) sze gur
273(u) udu
283(u) sila3 i3-nun
29sa2-du11-sze3
30mu-na-ni-gar
31u4 an-ne2
32{d}en-lil2-le
33{d}nanna-ar
34nam-lugal uri5{ki}-ma
35mu-na-szum2-mu-usz-a-ba
36u4-ba ur-{d}namma
37dumu tu-da
38{d}nin-sun2-ka
39emedu2
40ki-ag2-ga2-ni-ir
41nig2-si-sa2-ni-sze3
42nig2-gi-na-ni-sze3
43a2? [...] ba?-ag2?
44nam?-lugal?
45uri5?{ki}-ma
46hu-mu-na-szum2?
47si? x [...]
48ba-x-[...]
492(disz) x [...]
502(disz) x [...]
51nam?-[...]
52[...]
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71a2 {d}nanna
72lugal-ga2-ta
73abul imin-bi
74gal2 mu-un-da-an-taka4
75nam-ha-ni
76ensi2
77lagasz{ki}
78he2-mi-il2
79ki-sar-ra
80ma2 ma-gan{ki}-na
81{d}nanna
82a2 {d}nanna
83lugal-ga2-ta
84he2-mi-gi4
85uri5{ki}-ma
86ha-ba-zalag
87u4-ba
88a-sza3 ni-is-qum
89i3-gal2-la-am3
90nam-ga-esz8
91ma2-lah5-gal
92i3-gal2-la-am3
93utul4-e
94gu4 dab5 udu dab5
95ansze dab5
96i3-gal2-la-am3
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99[...]
100[...]
101[...]
102[...]
103u4-ba?
104ur-{d}namma
105nita2 kal-ga
106lugal uri5{ki}-ma
107lugal ki-en-gi ki-uri
108a2 {d}nanna
109lugal-ga2-ta
110inim gi-na
111{d}utu-ta
112nig2-si-sa2
113kalam-ma hu-mu-ni-gar
114[...] x
115[...]
116szu-ba he2-mi-gi4
117nam-ga-esz8
118ma2-lah5-gal
119utul4-e
120gu4 dab5 udu dab5
121ansze dab5
122uri lu2-gir5-ra
123ki-en-gi ki-uri-a
124szu-ba he2-mi-gi4
125u4-ba
126umma{ki}
127amar2-da{ki}
127bGIR2-kal{ki}
128aka-za-lu{ki}
128bu3 masz-kan2-pi2
129u2-s,a-ru-um{ki}
130anig2 an-sza-an{ki}-a
130bnam-ARAD2 he2-eb-ak-e
131a2 {d}nanna
132lugal-ga2-ta
133ama-ar-gi4-bi
134hu-mu-gar
135{uruda}ba-ri2-ga
136hu-mu-gub
1371(gesz2) sila3-am3 he2-ni-ge-en
138{uruda}ba-an hu-mu-dim2
1391(u) sila3-am3 he2-ni-ge-en
140{uruda}ba-an si-sa2 lugal-la
141hu-mu-dim2
1426(disz)?-am3 he2-ni-ge-en
1431(disz) sila3 zabar
144hu-mu-dim2
1451(disz) ma-na-am3
146he2-ni-ge-en
1471(disz) gin2 ku3 na4
148za3 1(disz) ma-na-e
149he2-ni-ge-en
150u4-ba
151gu2 {i7}idigna
152gu2 {i7}buranun
153gu2 i7 du3-a-bi
154nidba [...]
155nesag sza3-ge-guru7
156x [...]
157gesz he2-em-mi-in-tag
158{gesz}kiri6
159he2-em-mi-gub
160...
161szandana lugal-e he2-eb2-tuku
162nu-siki lu2 nig2-tuku-ra
163ba-ra-na-an-gar
164nu-mu-un-SU lu2 a2-tuku-ra
165ba-ra-na-an-gar
166lu2 1(disz) gin2-e
167lu2 1(disz) ma-na-ra
168ba-ra-na-an-gar
169lu2 1(disz) udu-ra
170lu2 1(disz) gu4-e
171ba-ra-na-an-gar
172szagina-szagina-mu-ne
173ama-mu nin9? szesz-szesz-mu
174su-a-su-a-mu-ne
175sa2 ha-ba-an-gar-re-esz
176a2-ag2-ga2-ne-ne-a
176aba-ra-ba-gub-be2-en
176bkin ba-ra-ba-ni-gar
177nig2-erim2
178nig2-a2-zi
179i-{d}utu u2-gu he2-ni-de2
180nig2-si-sa2
181kalam-ma hu-mu-ni-gar
181.au4-ba tukum-bi lu2-u3
182sag gesz bi2-in-ra
183lu2-bi i3-gaz-e-dam
184tukum-bi lu2-u3
185sa-gaz-sze3 in-ak in-gaz-e
186tukum-bi lu2-u3
187sze29-sze3 in-ak
188lu2-bi en-nu-ga2 i3-ti-le
1891(u) 5(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e
190tukum-bi ARAD2-de3
191geme2 a2-asz2-a-ni in-tuku
192ARAD2-bi ama-ar-gi4-ni i3-ga2-ga2
193e2-ta nu-ub-ta-e3
194tukum-bi ARAD2-de3
195dumu-gi7 in-tuku
196dumu-nita 1(disz)-am3 lugal-a-ni-ir
197in-na-an-gub-bu
198dumu lugal-a-ni-ir
199in-na-ab-gub-bu-da
200nig2-gur11 e2 ad-da-na
2011/2(disz)-bi e2-gar8 e2 ad-da-na i3-ba-e
202dumu dumu-gi7 lugal-da nu-me-a
203nam-ARAD2-da-ni-sze3
204la-ba-an-ku4-re
205tukum-bi
206dam gurusz-a a nu-gi4-a
207nig2-a2-gar-sze3 lu2 in-ak-ma
208a bi2-in-gi4
209nita2-bi i3-gaz-e
210tukum-bi
211dam gurusz-a
212ni2-te-a-ni-ta
213lu2 ba-an-us2-ma
214ur2-ra-na ba-an-nu2
215munus-bi
216lu2 i3-gaz-e
217nita2-bi
218ama-ar-gi4-ni
219i3-ga2-ga2
220tukum-bi
221geme2 lu2
222e2 nu-gi4-a
223nig2-a2-gar-sze3
224lu2 i3-ak
225e2 bi2-gi4
226lu2-bi
2275(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar
228i3-la2-e
229tukum-bi lu2
230dam nita3-dam-a-ni
231i3-tak4-tak4
2321(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar
233i3-la2-e
234tukum-bi
235nu-ma-SU
236i3-tak4-tak4
2371/2(disz) ma-na ku3
238i3-la2-e
239tukum-bi
240nu-ma-SU
241dub ka-kesz2
242nu-me-a
243lu2 ur2-ra-na
244ba-an-nu2
245ku3 nu-la2-e
246...
247tukum-bi
248erisz-dingir
249[...]-ba lu2 ur2-ra
250[...] ba-nu2
251nu?-un?-zu? nita2-bi
252i3-bi2-TUR?-ne-esz
253tukum-bi
254nam-|KAxX|-zu
255lu2 lu2-ra
256in-da-ab-la2
257{d}i7-lu2-ru-gu2-sze3
258lu2 i3-tum2-mu
259{d}i7-lu2-ru-gu2
260um-zalag-zalag
261lu2 in-tum2-mu
2623(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar
263i3-la2-e
264tukum-bi
265dam gurusz-a-da
266ur2-ra
267nu2-a
268lu2 i3-da-la2
269i7-de3
270u3-um-zalag-zalag
271lu2 i3-da-la2-a
2721/3(disz){sza} ma-na ku3
273i3-la2-e
274tukum-bi
275mu10-us2-sa2-tur
276e2 u2-ur3-ra-na-ka
277i3-in-ku4
278u2-ur3
279egir5-bi-ta
280lu2 [...]
281ba-an-na-szum2
282nig2-mu10-us2-sa2
283a-ra2 2(disz)-am3
284i3-na-szum2
285tukum-bi
286[...]-a
287ageme2 ARAD2? (x)
287bba-zah3
288ki-sur-ra iri-na-ka
289ib2-te-bala
290lu2 im-mi-gur
291lugal sag-ga2-ke4
292lu2 im-mi-in-gur-ra
2932(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar
294i3-na-la2-e
295tukum-bi
296giri3-pad-ra2
297[...]-a-ni
298lu2 in-ku5
2991(u) gin2 ku3-babbar
300i3-la2-e
301tukum-bi
302lu2 lu2-ra
303{gesz}tukul-ta
304giri3-pad-ra2 al-mu-ra-ni
305in-zi-ir
3061(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar
307i3-la2-e
308tukum-bi
309lu2 lu2-ra
310geszbu2-ta
311giri17-ni in-ku5
3122/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar
313i3-la2-e
314tukum-bi
315[...]-ta
316giri3-pad-ra2
317in-[...]
3182(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar
319i3-la2-e
320tukum-bi geszbu2-ta
321ugu2 lu2 lu2
322i3-ha-asz
323nig2 {gesz}tukul-a-gin7 1/3(disz) ma-na
324i3-la2-e
325tukum-bi geszbu2-ta
326ugu2 lu2 lu2
327i3-ha-asz
3283(gesz2) usan3 i3-ra-ra
329tukum-bi igi lu2
330lu2 im-ta-szub
3311/2(disz) ma-na i3-la2-e
332tukum-bi lu2
333lu2 zu2-ni i3-ku5
3341/2(disz) ma-na i3-la2-e
335tukum-bi ARAD2-de3
336dumu-gi7-ra i3-ni-ra
337{ki}kiszi4-ni u3-ta-ak
338iri im-nigin2-nigin2
339tukum-bi dumu-gi7
340ARAD2-ra i3-ni-ra
3411(gesz2) a2-si 1(gesz2) nig
342i3-ra-ra
343tukum-bi
344lu2 ba-usz2
345dam-ni ur2-a-na-sze3
346i3-na-ni-tusz
347sag
348a-ga-na
349ne-de2-a
350ha-ba-an-tum2-mu
351tukum-bi
352geme2 nu-tuku
3531(u) gin2 ku3-babbar-am3
354he2-na-la2-e
355tukum-bi
356ku3 nu-tuku
357nig2-na-me
358nu-na-ab-szum2-mu
359tukum-bi
360geme2 lu2 nin-a-ni-gin7
361dim2-ma-ar
362asz2 i3-ni-du11
3631(disz) sila3 mun-am3
364ka-ka-ne2
365i3-sub6-be2
366tukum-bi
367geme2 lu2 nin-a-ni-gin7
368dim2-ma-ar
369in-ni-ra
370[...]
371[...]
372[...]
373[...]
374[...]
375[...]
376[...]
377[...]
378x [...] i3-la2-e
379tukum-bi
380a2?-suh?
381dumu-munus
382lu2-ka i-ni-in-ra
383nig2 sza3-ga-na
384szu mu-un-da-an-la2
3851/2(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar
386i3-la2-e
387tukum-bi
388ba-usz2
389nita2-bi
390i3-gaz-e
391tukum-bi
392a2?-suh?
393geme2 lu2-ka
394i3-ni-in-ra
395ma-gig
396i3-ni-du11
3975(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar
398i3-la2-e
399tukum-bi
400geme2 ba-usz2
401[...]
402sag sag-sze3 i3-gub-be2
403tukum-bi
404lu2 lu2 ki-inim-ma-sze3
405ib2-ta-e3
406lu2 ni2-zuh
407ba-an-ku4
4081(u) 5(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar-am3
409i3-la2-e
410tukum-bi
411lu2 lu2 ki-inim-ma-sze3
412ib2-ta-e3
413nam-erim2-ta im-ma-ra-a-gur
414nig2 di-ba en-na gal2-la
415ib2-su-su
416tukum-bi
417{a-sza3}asza5 lu2
418nig2-a2-gar-sze3
419lu2 i3-ak
420ba-an-uru4
421di bi2-du11
422gu2 in-ni-gar
423lu2-bi
424a2-ni ib2-ta-an-e11-de3
425tukum-bi
426{a-sza3}asza5 lu2
427lu2 a-da bi2-DU
428a-sza3 1(iku) GAN2
4293(asz) sze gur
430i3-ag2-ge26
431tukum-bi
432lu2 lu2
433{a-sza3}asza5 apin-la2-sze3
434i3-na-szum2
435nu-un-uru4
436sza3-su-ga
437i3-gar
4381(iku) GAN2
4393(asz) sze gur
440i3-ag2-ge26
441tukum-bi
442lu2 lu2 a-sza3 ki-duru5
443apin-la2-sze3
444in-na-szum2
4451(bur3) GAN2 masz-bi 2(disz) gin2-am3
446a-sza3 in-da-gal2-am3
447tukum-bi a-sza3 a2-x lu2 lu2 apin-la2-sze3 in-na-szum2
448[...] n gin2-am3
474i3-na-la2-e

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