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RIME 3/2.01.02.038 composite (P432199)

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

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DesignationRIME 3/2.01.02.038 composite
IDP432199
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodUr III · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotShaduppum (mod. Tell Harmal)

Transliteration (ATF)

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

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)
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1_si-ma-at da-ri-a-tim_ si-ma-at ta-na-da-a-timthe eternal radiance, the eternal light
2_{d}iszkur lu2-gal na-di-a ku-ga2-am_ s,a-lam {d#}iszkur be-li na-ri-imO Adad, king of the pure nadīya, the statue of Adad my lord, the herald
3_{d}szul-gi ni-in-ta ka-la-ak-ka lu2-gal u2-ri-ma lu2-gal#_Šulgi, from all of the lands the king of Ur and the chief
4_ki-i3-ki u2-ri du-mu ur2-na-am-na-am-mi_ {d}szul-gi(Sum) Your city, the son of Ur-nam-nammi, Šulgi
5zi-ka-ru-um da-an-nu-um szar u2-ri-im szar ma-at szu-mi-ri-imstrong ziggurrum, king of Ur, [king of the land of Sumer],
6u3 a-ka3-di-im ma-ru ur-na-am-maand the akkadīm-festival, a lion, and
7_lu a ni-im-hu-lu-di-ma! ib-szi-<ag2>-ge6-ia_May my dreams be pacified to me
8sza i-na i-da-at le-mu-tim up-sza-sze20-e-ia u2-wa-ruwho in the midst of evil, my sorcery,
9_ni-im-di-im-ma-mu ib-se3!(TE)-re-ia_ sza i-pu-szu u2-pa-sa-suNimdim-māmu, my friends, whom they had built, they had made
10_e-ni-im-ga2-ra e-<<ni>>-im-ku-ku-te9-ia!_(Sum) I am the one who smite my enemies(?) (Akk) The one who destroys my enemies
11sza a-na _e2-nig2-gur11_ u2-sze-re-bu-u2that to the storehouse they shall bring
12_lu2 ni-isz-hu-ur na-di-a ki-su-su-sa-mu szu ib-zi-ih-e-le-ia_a man who a nīšhūru-disease caused to seize my neck,
13sza u2-s,a-ra-at na-ri-ia a-szar u2-s,a-ru u2-pa-sza-t,u2(Sum) The one who keeps watch of my heroism, where he keeps watch (Akk) They keep watch of the ones who keep watch for me wherever they keep watch
14_lu2 mu-sa-ra-ba ki-sa-ra-ba szu ib-se3-re-ia mu-ni-im im-sa!-re-ia_The man who erected this stele, the one who destroyed it, the name of the man who had destroyed it
15sza szu-mi sza-at,-ra-am a-szar sza-at,-ru i-pa-szi-t,u2 u3-ma-t,u3-u2 u3 _mu-ni-im_-szu i-sza-t,a3-ruWhoever erases my inscribed name wherever it is written, erases it, and writes his own name,
16_a-asz2-pa-la-ba-ki lu2-gu-ur szu ba-an-di-zi-ia#!_Ašpalaba, the temple administrator, received from me.
17asz-szum er-re-tim sza-na-am u2-sza-ha-a-zu-u2“Concerning another curse that they have caused to arise,
18_lu2-bi lu2-gal he-a in he-a i3-in-si he-a ra-bu-um he-a_That man, whether a king or an insi or a chief,
19a-wi-lum szu-u2 lu sza-ar-ru-um lu e-nu-um lu i-szi-a-ku-um u3 lu ra-bu-um“That man, be it a criminal or a thief, or an impotent or an evildoer,
20na-am-lu2-le mu-un zi-ga-le <mu-ni> sza he-a<If> he rises, his name is ...
21u3 lu a-wi-lu-tum sza a-na szi-ki-in na-pi2-isz-tim szu-ma-am na-bi-ator a man, whose name is named for the setting of the netherworld,
22_{d#}en-lil2 lu2-gal kur-ku-ra-ke i-hi-gal2-la_ {d}en-lil2 be-el ma-ta-tim u3 he-ga2-al-li-imEnlil the king of the land of Sumer and Akkad rejoiced. Enlils lord of the Lands and abundance
23a ga2-ra-am ku-ga in [...]... pure water ...

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