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CUSAS 29, 024 (P449768)

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

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DesignationCUSAS 29, 024
IDP449768
Museum no.CUNES 51-03-151
CollectionDepartment of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotDūr-Abī-ēšuḫ (mod. uncertain)

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_2(barig) sze gur_2 barig of barley
2_{gesz}ba-ri2-ga_ {d}marduk sza nam#-har#-ti#the throne of Marduk of the gift
3[szi]-i#-iq# me-sze-qi2-im ra-aq-qi2-im#“It is the ši₂-iqīm-demon, the raqqim-disease,
4[... a-na _erin2] {gesz}gigir#-ra#_to the chariot troops
5isz-tu# babila2#{[ki]}from Babylon
6[...] _erin2?_ [...]... troops? ...
7[...]
8[...] babila2#[{ki} ...]... Babylon
9i-nu-ma um-[ma-na-tum]when the troops
10it-ti {d}marduk-la-[ma-sa3-szu _sukkal_]with Marduk-lamassašu, the minister
11{disz}a-si-rum [_gal-ukken-na_]Asirum, the chief minister
12{disz}ib-ni-{d}suen# [_gal-ukken-na_]Ibni-Sîn, the chief minister
13[u3 ib-ni-{d}suen _gal-ukken-na_]and Ibni-Sîn the chief minister
14i-[na _bad3_] a#-bi#-[e-szu-uh]in the wall of Abi-eshuḫ
15sza# _kun8_ {i7#}ha-[am-mu-ra-pi2-nu-hu]-usz#-ni-sziof the canal Ḫammurapi-nuḫušniši
16[wa-asz]-buto dwell
17[in-na-ad-nu-szu-nu]-szim?he gave to them
reverse
1($ blank space $) _zi-ga_booked out
2_sza3 sze gu2-un-hi-a u3 sze_ a-hi-timfrom the barley of the gūḫūnu-festival and the surplus barley
3sza a-na re-esz _szuku um-ma-na-timwhich at the beginning of the rations of the army
4u3 _erin2_ a-hi-tim ku-ul-limand the rest of the troops were captured.
5a-na _bad3_ a-bi-e-szu-uh{ki}to the wall of Abī-ešuḫ
6sza _kun8_ {i7}ha-am-mu-ra-pi2-nu-hu-usz-ni-sziof the bank of the Hammurapi-nušnīši canal
7ib-ba-ab-lamhe shall carry out.
8_nig2-szu_ a-wi-il-{d}utuproperty of Awīl-šamaš
9u3 {d}suen-u2-se-el-li _sza-tam-mesz_and Sîn-ušalli of the lands
10_iti szu-numun-a u4 7(disz)-kam_The month of Dumuzi, the day 7
11_mu_ a-bi-e-szu-uh _lugal-e bad3-da_ a-bi-e-szu-uh{ki}-ke4 ni2 gal-gal-bi kur-kur-ra ri-a ugu gesz gi4-gi4-a {i7}idigna-ka-ta bi2-in-du3-a_year: “Abī-ešuḫ, the king, the wall of Abî-ēḫu, whose great fearsomeness overwhelmed all the lands, on account of a remission of debts, from the Tigris he built.
seal 1
1{d}marduk-la-[ma-sa3-szu]Marduk-lamassašu
2_dub-[sar]_scribe
3_dumu_ {d}marduk-ma-[sza-lim]son of Marduk-mašallim
4_ARAD_ a-bi-e-szu-uhservant of Abī-ešuh.
seal 2
1[...] x [...]
2_dumu_ dumu-er-[s,e-tim]son of Mar-ershetim
3_ARAD_ a-bi-[e-szu-uh]servant of Abī-eshuh.
seal 3
1[...]-{d}suen...-Suen
2_dumu_ [...]son of
3_ARAD_ {d}suen-[...]servant of Sin-.

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