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RIME 4.03.09.02, ex. 01 (P448016)

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

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DesignationRIME 4.03.09.02, ex. 01
IDP448016
Museum no.BT 05
CollectionBrockmon Collection, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel; Hilprecht Collection, University of Jena, Jena, Germany
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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
1'[...]-am3# %a x-x [...]... is
2'[...]-bi-x-esz-ta %a re-szi-ia# u2-ul#-li2#-[im]... I raised my head
3'[nam-en-na-mu]-sze3 %a an be-lu-ti-ia#for my lordship
4'[mas-szu2 nu-x-x]-il2-i#?-da %a ma-an-su-a-am la na-[...]He did not raise his hands
5'[ka ku3-ga]-ne-ne-ta bi2#-in-e-esz-a#-ta %a in pi2-i-szu-nu el-lim iq-[bu-nim]after they had opened their holy mouths
6'[{d}utu {d}]marduk-bi-da %a {d}utu u3 {d}mardukŠamaš and Marduk
7'bala-ga2# ki in-szi-in-ag2#-[ge26]-esz-a %a ra-i-mu _bala_-iamy reign that they had loved
8'nam-lugal-la-mu %a szar-ru-timy kingship
9'an-ub-da limmu2-ba-am3 %a in kib-ra-a-timin the four world quarters
10'ib2-ta-an-diri-ge-esz-am3 %a u2-sza-te-ru-mathey shall increase, and
11'ug3 sag-ge6-ga-ke4 %a _ug3_ s,a-al-ma-at qa2-qa2-di-im#the black-headed people
12'nam-en-na-ne-ne-a-ta# %a an be-limby their lordship
13'ma-ra-an-til-le-[esz]-am3# %a u2-ga-am-me-ru-nimthey will finish it for you.
14'ki-en-gi ki-uri-[ke4] si ib2-ta-an-[sa2] %a ma-at szu-me-ri-im u3 ak-[ka-di-im] usz-te-sze-erSumer and Akkad have reconciled
15'ug3 dagal-la ki-tusz ne-[ha]-ta %a ni-szi ra-ap-sza-a-tim#!the wide-spread people living in peaceful dwellings
reverse
1in-ne-ni-dur2!-ru %a szu#-bat ne-eh-tim u2-[sze-szi-ib-szu-nu-ti]I made them dwell in a peaceful dwelling
2sza3 ma-da-ga2-asz bi2-du10 %a _sza3#_-bu ma-ti-im#! u2#-[t,i-ib]he made sweet in my land
3u4-bi-ta %a in u4-mi#-[szu]at that time
4nam-ku3-zu-a %a in ne-me-qi2-im#with wisdom
5{d}en-ki-ke4 %a sza {d}e2-a i-di-namEnki gave
6ma-an-szum2-ma-tagiven to me,
7ug3 kalam-ma-ga2 i3-dagal-le-esz-a %a a-na ni-szi ma-ti-ia ra-ap-sza#-[tim]to the people of my vast land
8ug3 u2-gu7 u3 a-nag nir-gal2-la-ta %a in ri-tim u3 ma-asz-qi2-tim ta-[...]You make the people eat and drink noble food
9nir-gal2-bi in-ne-en-lu-un#-na-asz %a e-tel#-li-isz re-PI-emThey have sworn by their authority.
10u2-sal-la-asz in-ne-eb2-ta-nu2#-u3-de3 %a a-bur-ri szu2-ur-bu-s,i-szi-na#he will lie down in the pastures.
11bad3 am-mi-di-ta-na{ki}-a %a _bad3_ am-mi-di-ta-na{ki}the wall Ammi-ditana
12gu2 {i7}szar-bi-it-ka-ta %a in pu-ut {i7}szar-bi-it#from the bank of the Šarbit canal
13ki {d}utu-e3-a-ta %a in s,i-it {d}utu-szifrom Šamaš-ea
14ki# {d}utu-su2-a-bi-da-ta %a in e-reb {d}utu-szifrom Šamaš-suabida
15[(x) x]-ne-ni-dim2 %a ab-ni...-neni-dim
16[bad3 gal]-gal-la-ni bi2-du3 %a du-ra-ni-szu2-nu ra-bi2-u3-tim e-pu-uszhe built his great fortresses.
17[hur]-sag#-gin7 %a ki-ma sza-du-i-imlike a mountain range
18[ki] bi2-ib2-ta-a-us2 %a u2-szar-szi-idhe established there.
19[mu mah]-a-mu %a szu-mi s,i-ra-ammy exalted name
20[u4 ul4-li2-a-sze3] pa# bi2-e3 %a an s,e-a-tim u2-szu-[pi2]in distant days he made resplendent
21[...]-bi %a _bad3_ x-[x]... wall
22[...]-le... ...

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