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RIME 4.11.01.01, ex. 01 (P448236)

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

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DesignationRIME 4.11.01.01, ex. 01
IDP448236
Museum no.VA 03359
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotMalgium (mod. Tulūl Yassir)
Coordinates32.5612, 45.0983

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)
surface a col 1
1{d}i-pi2-iq-esz4-tar2 _lugal_Ipiq-Eštar, king
2szi-ki*-in {d}en-ki {d}dam-ki-nawho establishes Enki and Damkina
3_lugal_ ma-al-gi-im{ki}king of Malgium
4_dumu_ a-pil2-i3-li2-szuson of Apil-ilišu
5i-nu an {d}en-lil2 _dingir-mah_when Anum, Enlil, the great god
6u3 {d}e2-a szar-riand Ea, the king
7mi-li-ik ma-tim im-li#-kuThe lord of the land, the lady of the city
8wa-szi-ib _lu_-im be-el pi-ri-isz-timwho dwells in the palace, the lord of the secret
9u3-ta2-di a-na hi-ir-ti-szuhe has given to his wife.
10el-le-tim {d}dam-ki-nathe pure Damkina
11ar-hi-isz-mi mu#-uh-ri hi#-t,aAfter I have received my payment, I will pay the penalty.
12szu-ti-qi2 ma-ru-usz-ta-am#Šū-tiqî is a lion
13a-na wa-ar-ki-a-timin the future
14lu ki-na isz-da-szumay he be his firm support.
15ma-al-gu-um{ki} a-al-kiMalgium, alkum
16szar-ru-tum _bala_-um li#-<ri>-ikMay the reign of kingship be long.
17a ip-pa-ar-ku i-na _e2-nam-ti-la_may he not tear out, in the Enamtila
18i-nu-mi-szu ur-dam ma-a-tumAt that time, the land
19i na-ap-ha-ri ka-lu-szu“Its allies
20isz#-ku-un ha-ba-ra-tam ra-bi-tamhe set up a great cult center.
surface a col 2
1u3 ma-ru-usz-tam i-pu#-usz#and Maruštam did
2u2-sza-al-pi2-it ki-is,-s,a-am#he made a nest.
3szu-ba-at _dingir-mah_ ra-bi-timthe seat of the great gods,
4u3 mi-lam ra-asz-ba-am _{gesz}kiri6_-sza i-ki#-is#and the love-making of her garden he cut down
5{d}i-pi2-iq-esz4-tar2 _lugal_ na-'a-duIpiq-Eštar, the king who loves
6bi-ni-it qa2-ti-szuthe creation of his hand
7sza {d}e2-a a-na-kuof Ea am I
8i-na szu-ur-ri {d}e2-a {d}dam-ki-naBy the command of Ea and Damkina
9a-na wa-ar-du-<ti>-szu-nu ir-szu-nin-nito their extispicy he imposed upon me.
10e#-pu#-usz-ma ab#-ni bi-ta-am“I built a house and I named it Abni-Bittam.
11a-na _dingir-mah_ um-mi-iato Ilīmah, my mother:
12az2-qu2-up-szi-im _{gesz}kiri6_-a-am el-lamI planted for her a pure orchard
13si2-ma-at i-lu-ti-szawho is worthy of her divinity,
14u2-sza-asz-ki#-in _sa2-du11_ in#-bi-imhe set up. It is the regular offering.
15a-na da-a-ar-i-tam mah-ri-szaBefore her forever.
16ab-bi szum _e2 e2-ki-tusz-gesztux(|GESZ.PI|)_the father, the name of the temple of the Ekituš-geshtu
17u2-te-er-szi-im pa*-ra-ka-<am> pa-ni-a-amI have returned her to my presence.
18u3 szu-ba-sa3 ar-miand Šubasa, the herdsman,
19sza te-em-me-ni u2-da-ap-pa-ruWhoever erases my inscription,
20_dingir-mah_ er-re-tam ra-bi-tamIli-maḫ
21li-ru#-ur-szumay they curse him.

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