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CDLI Literary 000331i OB Catalogue from MCL (P432383)

Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000331i OB Catalogue from MCL
IDP432383
Museum no.BM 096740
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
obverse
1nin u4 zi-de3-esz kalam-ma e3-a an-dil2? DI?-NE?-RALady, when the righteous storm came forth from the Land, alone(?)
2diri-bi-im / nin gal zu / nig2 sza3! te-ensurpassing, great lady, who knows everything
3aratta{ki} BUL?-x ug3-ta TUL2?-ba? umusz zi-da almahIn Aratta, the ... of the people, in its(?) ..., the righteous warrior, the exalted
4ki nig2-nam TUG2-TUG2 igi-gal2 tuku di pa3!-de3 gal-an-zuWho sees everything, who makes decisions, who knows everything
5{d}nin-gal nin zi-ta nam-nin-e he2-du7 sag il2 du-u2-unNingal, the true lady, the ladyship is perfect, raise your head high!
6tam-tam-ma hi-li-a mul-mul-la {d}suen-gin7 UN?-DIThe sea, full of allure, like Suen,
7e2 ki gar zi-da sza3 kusz2-u3 du11-ga-ni nu-kur2-ruThe temple, whose commands are not changed in the true place,
8en-na nin geszdan2-a-ni-gin7As for the lord, like the lady of her garden,
95(disz) _an-nu-u2-tum_ mu til-la a-ab-sar5 Annūtum, completed, he wrote.
10abzu ki-sikil-gin7 / nam-nin-e ru-aThe Abzu, like a young woman ...
11egi2 sza3 ku3-ge zi-de3-esz du2-da me! ku3-ga du7-aPrincess, faithfully established in the holy midst, perfecting the holy divine powers
12{d}en-lil2!?-gin7 nu-kur2-rulike Enlil, unalterable
13igi ku3 nig2-nam nu-dab-be2-zu e-ne-ra hu-mu-un-ne-du8May your holy eyes, which cannot be seized, be opened for him.
14sza3 ku3-zu ha-ma!-x?-tum3?May your holy heart be brought to me
15nin sa6-ga-ni gal-le-esz ug3?-ba?The lady whose good deeds are great to the people
16[...] E? an-gin7 UL4-UL4... like heaven
17[...] x SIG7? sikil-zu LUM-LUM-de3... your pure(?)
reverse
1nin [x] sag#? il2-la-bi? ad gal2#?The lady whose head is raised(?) is a counsellor
2x x x GUL GI LAGAB bala-gin7... like a bala.
3sag TU-TU DUR sal-la sa6 ki ni2-bi gub-gub-bu(Sum) ... (Akk) The ..., the beautiful ... stands at its own place
4TUM-TUM gur5-ru ad-us2-gin7 us2-sa HASZ4-HASZ4-ta x A?-U-ATTUM-TUM, the gurru-demon, like a father, ...
5kisz{ki}-ta giri3-bifrom Kiš their paths
6[...] IM-LA2 sza3 sud3 x sa6... heart, sweet ...
7[e]-ne#-eg3 sa6 zi-pa-ag2-ga2-niHis good word that he utters
8ur me sa6 e-ne-gin7 egi2 zi-me-enI am a loyal princess, like a dog with beautiful mes.
9sag us2 e2-za-ke4the head, the foundation of your house,
10ha-ra-an-ag2-emay he give to you.
11u4 du10 giri17-zal-bi he2-me-en e-ne-sze3 he2-em-szi-ni-gal2May you be a pleasant day, may you be present for him.

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