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CDLI Literary 000761, ex. 012 (P463972)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000761, ex. 012
IDP463972
Museum no.Ist Ni 04106
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
o ii
1’[x]-⸢gal-la su-zi mu⸣-[...]The ... of the palace, the exalted one
2’⸢kalam⸣-ma mu za₃-še₃ mu-⸢da⸣-[...]In the Ekalama temple he named it with the name “Palace of the Rising Sun"(?)
3’⸢kadra₂⸣{a} {d}a-nun-ke₄-⸢ne⸣-[...]The Anuna gods of the kadra temple
4’libiš para₁₀-para₁₀-ke₄-⸢ne⸣-[...]The libiš-priests of the apsû priests
5’usu-ŋu₁₀ ur-saŋ-ra u₃-[...]The strength of the warrior ...
6’ki me₃-ka gub-ba-[...]Standing at the place of battle
7’su nu-mu-un-zu sa nu-mu-[...]He does not know the rope, he does not [know] the rope
8’⸢i⸣-gi₄-in-zu ki-a-ne-di-⸢še₃⸣ [...](Sum) The egīnu priestess, the one who goes to the place where he was born(?) (Akk) The EgiGinzu priestesses, when they go to the site of his birth
9’[x]-⸢ušur⸣ nam-ma₃-la ⸢i-im⸣-du₁₀-du₁₀-⸢ge⸣ [x]The ... of the ešur temple is indeed a great temple, it is a ... temple
10’[...] ⸢du₁₄-a i⸣-im-bur₂-bur₂-⸢re⸣(Sum) ... screamed a lament in the temple (Akk) The ... of the temple was lamenting
11’[...] ⸢dab₅-ba⸣-ra u₃-mu-un-⸢na⸣-[...]... for the captive, Umun-emana
12’[...]-⸢ra⸣-na mu-un-ta-⸢na⸣-[...]... he made it rise up for him
13’[...] ⸢sag₃⸣-ga-ni {ŋeš-tu₉}ŋeštu-ga-⸢ni⸣ [...]... his sag plant, his tug plant
14’⸢ŋeš-šu⸣ ŋeš-⸢gu₂⸣ im-du₈-⸢du₈⸣-[...]“If he slips through the cracks of the wall,
15’{⸢d⸣}ezinam₂ {d}⸢ku₃-su₃⸣-me-⸢en⸣ [...]Ezinam, Kusuemene
16’e₂ udu e₂-ubur-ra ⸢an⸣-[...]In the sheep-pen of the ubur temple ...
17’a-na-zu mu-⸢da⸣-ŋal₂ a-na [...] ; ge₄-ma-ni-[x]What do you know? I want to ... for you
18’u₈-e a-ga-ni-še₃ gub-ba [...]The ewe stands at her side
19’⸢u₈⸣ {d}ezinam₂-ra mu-un-[...]The ewe ... for Ezinam
20’nin₉-ŋu₁₀ niŋ₂ a-na ⸢mu⸣-[...]“My sister, I want to go to the emû-priestess
21’an lugal diŋir-re-[...]An, king of the intertwined world
22’ki ⸢ku₃ ki kal⸣-[...]The holy place, the holy place
r i
1’[x] ⸢dal-uš₂⸣ [...]... the edalû-demon
2’[x]-keše₂ ⸢igi⸣ [...]... the eiĝ-priest
3’[a]-ša₃-ga ⸢zi⸣ [...]In the field Ezida
4’{[kuš]}⸢ummu₃ a⸣ [...]“It is me, it is me
5’[x] du₁₀-⸢ga⸣ [...]... Du-ega'e

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