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CDLI Literary 000496, ex. 001 (P432823)

Literary, Middle Babylonian, Babylon · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000496, ex. 001
IDP432823
Museum no.MM 0487b
CollectionMontserrat Museum, Barcelona, Spain
LanguageSumerian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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 col 1
1'[...] x [...]
2'[...] mu#-un#-[...]... he ...
3'[ni2-te-a-ni dingir _i-t,e4?]-eh#-hu#-u2#_ mu#-un-da#-[ab-sa2-e-a]His own deity is the one who makes the gods tremble
4'[x x x] sza2 sizkur2#-ra _i-na-aq-qu2-u2_ im-ma-an-ga2#-[ga2-a]The ... of the sizkur prayer is placed.
5'[mu dingir]-ra#-na _szu-qu2-ru-szu_ mu-un-na-kal-[la]The name of his god is “he will weigh it out for him.'"
6'[nam-er]im2 ku5-ru-de3 _dup-<pu>-ru_ im-ma-da-ab-te-ge26-aIn order to cut off the evil, he seized the tablet.
7'[ki dingir]-ra#-ni-ta si-sa2-bi i3-dib-be2he passes through the place of his god
8'[nig2 u2]-gu de2-a-ni in-na-ab-su-suhe has deprived him of the property of his estate.
9'[u4-da]-ni#-sze3 _ana u4-mi-szu_ u4 mu-un-da-an-dah-eFor his days he will extend the days.
10'[...]-ra#-na _sza2-na-a-tim_ mu bi2-ib2-diri-diri-ge... his ... in the future he will make surpassing.
11'[egir]-ra#-na _u2-sza2-al-la-am_ szu mu-ub-gi4-gi4After that, he will be able to restore it.
12'[ibila]-a#-ni a mu-na-an-de2-ehis heirs poured water for him
13'lu2# nig2# dingir#-ra#-na ni2-te-ge26-e nu-mu-un-zu-aThe one who does not know the utterance of his god
14'[ni2-te-a-ni dingir] nu-mu-un-da-ab-sa2-e-ahis own deeds cannot be reconciled
15'[x x x sizkur2]-ra#? nu-um-ma-an-ga2-ga2-a... does not place a sizkur offering(?)
16'[szu-pe-el-la2-bi] nu-mu-un-na-kal-laIts šupeʾu-festival did not last long.
17'[nam-erim2 ku5-ru-de3 nu]-mu#-un-na-gig-gaIn order to cut off the evil, one should not be sickened
18'[u4 ti-la-ni si nu-sa2]-e#His days of life were not balanced.
obverse col 2
1'diri#-sze3# [...]... surpassingly
2'gu4-da [...]With the ox
3'a-esztub [...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The āštub ...
4'szu-nim-ta [...]From afar
5'ki a-du11-ga pa5#?-[...]At the place of utterances(?)
6'su7-za nita ku-[...] _qu2-ur-ri#?-[ib?_](Sum) You are the one who ... your body(?) (Akk) Your body is the one that ... the man
7'szu na-ab-tag-tag [...]He should not touch ...
8'ur5 i3-me-am3 kin#-[ga2-am3 he2-en-zu]He is the one who knows the foundations, he knows the work
9'ur5 i3-me-am3 [...]It is a dog ...
10'a2-ag2-ga2 [engar-kam]the wages of the farmers
11'lu2 ni2-te-a-ni [ki mu-un-za-za]The one of his own free will stood at the place.
12'lugal iri-na-ka [ni2-te-bi mu-un-zu]the king of his city knew of it.
13'szu-kin dab5-be2 he2-[en-zu ki-su-ub-ba he2-en-zu]May he know how to seize the captured, may he learn how to bind the captives
14'sun5#-sun5#-na# he2#-[en-zu gub-bu he2-en-zu tusz-sze3 nu-zu-a]May you be a bright one, may you be standing, but you do not know sitting.

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