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RIME 4.01.05.add10 (Laws of Lipit-Ishtar) composite (P464355)

Official or display, Early Old Babylonian, Nippur · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.01.05.add10 (Laws of Lipit-Ishtar) composite
IDP464355
LanguageSumerian
PeriodEarly Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

English translation

By Foxvog, Daniel A. · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)

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surface a 1When great An,
surface a 2the father of the gods,
surface a 3and Enlil,
surface a 4king of all the lands,
surface a 5the lord who was to determine the fates,
surface a 6to Ninisina,
surface a 7the daughter of An,
surface a 8the humble lady
surface a 9who in her own authority
surface a 10delighted,
surface a 11their regard towards her shining brow
surface a 12they having directed,
surface a 13and to Isin,
surface a 14her demarcated area
surface a 15established by An,
surface a 16a favorable reign
surface a 17and the kingship
surface a 18of Sumer and Akkad
surface a 19they having given—
surface a 20At that time,
surface a 21Lipit-Ištar,
surface a 22the obediant shepherd,
surface a 23with a name chosen
surface a 24by Nunamnir,
surface a 25in order that justice
surface a 26might be established in the country,
surface a 27that complaints
surface a 28be eliminated from mouths,
surface a 29that evil and violence
surface a 30be turned aside by weaponry,
surface a 31that Sumer and Akkad’s
surface a 32substance might be made pleasing,
surface a 33when by An
surface a 34and by Enlil
surface a 35Lipit-Ištar
surface a 36for the princeship of the country
surface a 37had been chosen,
surface a 38then
surface a 39I, Lipit-Ištar,
surface a 40the humble shepherd
surface a 41of Nippur,
surface a 42the faithful farmer
surface a 43of Ur,
surface a 44the unceasing supporter
surface a 45of Eridu,
surface a 46a proper lord
surface a 47of Uruk,
surface a 48the king of Isin
surface a 49and king of Sumer and Akkad,
surface a 50the one fit for the heart
surface a 51of Inanna,
surface a 52at the command of Enlil
surface a 53justice
surface a 54in Sumer and Akkad
surface a 55I instituted.
surface a 56At that time,
surface a 57the sons and daughters
surface a 58of Nippur,
surface a 59the sons and daughters
surface a 60of Ur,
surface a 61the sons and daughters
surface a 62of Isin,
surface a 63the sons and daughters
surface a 64of Sumer and Akkad,
surface a 65those upon whose necks
surface a 66the yoke of servitude
surface a 67had been imposed,
surface a 68their freedom
surface a 69I brought about,
surface a 70and I had them taken back to their cities.
surface a 71From the first,
surface a 72the fathers their children
surface a 73I made support,
surface a 74and the children their fathers
surface a 75I made support.
surface a 76The fathers by their children
surface a 77I made stand,
surface a 78and the children by their fathers
surface a 79I made stand.
surface a 80The household of the father
surface a 81and the household of the brothers
surface a 82all of them
surface a 83I made do service.
surface a 84I, Lipit-Ištar,
surface a 85the son of Enlil,
surface a 86the household of the father
surface a 87and the household of the brothers
surface a 88I made do service 70 (days per year),
surface a 89and the household of a single dependent worker
surface a 90I made do service 10 days per month.
surface a 94the wife of a man [...]
surface a 95the son of a man [...]
surface a 97'the ... of the army
surface a 98'which was ...,
surface a 100'the property of the father’s estate
surface a 101'its ...
surface a 102'in its ...
surface a 104'the son of the military governor,
surface a 105'the son of the inner palace (official),
surface a 106'and the son of the overseer,
surface a 108'the boat ...
surface a 109'and the boat ...
surface a 110'he shall replace the boat.
surface a 111'If
surface a 112'a man
surface a 113'hired a boat,
surface a 114'and a stated route
surface a 115'one had established for him,
surface a 116'but he himself that route
surface a 117'did change,
surface a 118'and in that place the cabin-boat
surface a 119'was subjected to a robbery,
surface a 120'the man who hired the boat
surface a 121'shall replace the boat.
surface a 123'as(?) his gift
surface a 124'he shall give(?) to it.
surface a 125'If
surface a 126'his orchard
surface a 127'to an orchardman
surface a 128'as an orchard rental
surface a 129'to be brought up(?)
surface a 130'he has given to him,
surface a 131'and the orchardman
surface a 132'for the owner of the orchard
surface a 133'date palms(?)
surface a 134'has been able to plant,
surface a 135'of those date palms
surface a 136'from 1/10 of them
surface a 137'their dates
surface a 138'he can have the usufruct of.
surface a 139'If
surface a 140'a man
surface a 141'If
surface a 142'a man to another man
surface a 143'in order to plant trees for an orchard
surface a 144'has given empty land,
surface a 145'but upon that empty land
surface a 146'the planting of trees for a orchard
surface a 147'he did not finish,
surface a 148'to the man who planted the orchard,
surface a 149'included in his allotted share
surface a 150'the empty land which was left (unplanted)
surface a 151'shall be given to him.
surface a 152'If a man
surface a 153'went down into another man’s orchard
surface a 154'and was seized for stealing,
surface a 155'he shall pay 10 shekels of silver.
surface a 156'If a man
surface a 157'in another man’s orchard
surface a 158'cut down a tree,
surface a 159'1/2 mina of silver
surface a 160'he shall pay.
surface a 161'If next to a man’s
surface a 162'house located adjacently
surface a 163'another man leaves abandoned empty land,
surface a 164'and the owner of the house
surface a 165'to the owner of the empty land:
surface a 166'‘Your empty land is left neglected,
surface a 167'someone will break into my house;
surface a 168'strengthen your estate!’
surface a 169'has said,
surface a 170'and a contractual agreement with him to that effect
surface a 171'he has proved,
surface a 172'the owner of the empty land
surface a 173'to the owner of the house
surface a 174'anything that he has lost
surface a 175'he shall replace.
surface a 176'If
surface a 177'a man’s female or male slave
surface a 178'has fled within a city
surface a 179'and that in another man’s house
surface a 180'for 1 month
surface a 181'(that slave) has lived
surface a 182'he has confirmed,
surface a 183'a slave like a slave
surface a 184'he shall give.
surface a 185'If
surface a 186'he has no slave,
surface a 187'15 shekels of silver
surface a 188'he shall pay.
surface a 189'If
surface a 190'a man’s slave
surface a 191'to his master
surface a 192'his slave status
surface a 193'has contested,
surface a 194'when to his master
surface a 195'his slave status
surface a 196'2 times
surface a 197'he has proved,
surface a 198'that slave
surface a 199'shall be released.
surface a 200'If
surface a 201'a miqtum(-person)
surface a 202'is a gift of the king,
surface a 203'he cannot be taken away.
surface a 204'If
surface a 205'a miqtum(-person)
surface a 206'of his own accord
surface a 207'has gone to (serve?) another man,
surface a 208'that man
surface a 209'shall not be touched;
surface a 210'wherever he wishes
surface a 211'he may go.
surface a 212'If
surface a 213'a man by another man
surface a 214'heedlessly(?)
surface a 215'of something about which he had no knowledge
surface a 216'has been accused,
surface a 217'and that other man
surface a 218'has not proved it,
surface a 219'in the matter of which he accused him
surface a 220'its assessed penalty he shall bear.
surface a 221'If
surface a 222'the master of an estate
surface a 223'or mistress of an estate
surface a 224'on the taxes of the estate
surface a 225'has defaulted,
surface a 226'and another person has borne them,
surface a 227'until the 3rd year
surface a 228'he shall not be evicted;
surface a 229'the person who the estate taxes
surface a 230'has borne
surface a 231'shall take the estate,
surface a 232'and the owner of the estate
surface a 233'may make no claims.
surface a 234'If
surface a 235'the owner of the house
surface a 236'he can ...
surface a 237'If
surface a 238'a man
surface a 239'a child from a well
surface a 240'has pulled out,
surface a 241'on his feet ...
surface a 242'the day ... the foster-child.
surface a 243'If a man
surface a 244'cannot raise a foster-child according to his abilities(?),
surface a 245'when this has been confirmed before the judges
surface a 246'he shall be returned to his birth-mother.
surface a 247'If a man
surface a 248'a daughter as a foster-child [...]
surface a 250'If ... he married,
surface a 251'(regarding) the gift of her father’s house
surface a 252'which was presented to her
surface a 253'as his heir
surface a 254'she may take it away.
surface a 255'If ... he gave it to the wife,
surface a 256'the gift of her father’s house
surface a 257'which was presented to her
surface a 258'by the brothers
surface a 259'shall not be divided,
surface a 260'and/but ...
surface a 261'If
surface a 262'while the father is still living
surface a 263'if his daughter,
surface a 264'be she an ugbabtu priestess, a cloistered nadītu
surface a 265'or a qadištu woman,
surface a 266'considering her as an (equal) heir
surface a 267'they (all) shall distribute the estate.
surface a 268'If
surface a 269'a daughter, when she was still living in her father’s house,
surface a 270'he did not give to a husband,
surface a 271'her brothers
surface a 272'shall give her to a husband.
surface a 273'If
surface a 274'he took a slave,
surface a 275'and [...] has died
surface a 276'... a stranger(?)
surface a 279'when ... shall marry
surface a 281'If
surface a 282'a man
surface a 283'If
surface a 284'a later wife
surface a 285'whom he married
surface a 286'has born him children,
surface a 287'the (marriage) gifts
surface a 288'which from her father’s house
surface a 289'she had brought
surface a 290'belong to her children;
surface a 291'the children of the equal-ranking wife
surface a 292'and the children of the later wife
surface a 293'the property of their father
surface a 294'equally
surface a 295'they shall divide.
surface a 296'If a man
surface a 297'married a wife,
surface a 298'and she bore him a child,
surface a 299'and that child lived,
surface a 300'and a slave woman for her master
surface a 301'also bore him a child,
surface a 302'the father the slave woman
surface a 303'and her children
surface a 304'shall bring about their freedom;
surface a 305'the children of the slave woman
surface a 306'with the children of the master
surface a 307'shall not share the estate.
surface a 308'If
surface a 309'his equal-ranking wife
surface a 310'has died,
surface a 311'and after (the death of) his wife
surface a 312'his slave woman into the status of wife
surface a 313'he shall take,
surface a 314'the children of his equal-ranking wife
surface a 315'are his heirs;
surface a 316'a child of the slave woman
surface a 317'whom to her master
surface a 318'she has born,
surface a 319'will be a child equal to a free child;
surface a 320'his (share of the) estate shall be made good.
surface a 321'If
surface a 322'a man
surface a 323'whose wife
surface a 324'has not born him a child,
surface a 325'but a prostitute
surface a 326'from the town square
surface a 327'has born him a child,
surface a 328'that prostitute’s
surface a 329'grain ration, oil ration,
surface a 330'and wool ration
surface a 331'he shall provide to her;
surface a 332'the child
surface a 333'that she has born to him
surface a 334'shall be his heir;
surface a 335'however long his wife
surface a 336'is alive,
surface a 337'the prostitute
surface a 338'with the equal-ranking wife
surface a 339'shall not reside in the house.
surface a 340'If
surface a 341'a man’s
surface a 342'equal-ranking wife
surface a 343'her eyes have changed(?),
surface a 344'or she has become paralyzed,
surface a 345'she shall not be evicted from the house;
surface a 346'her husband
surface a 347'a 2nd wife
surface a 348'may marry;
surface a 349'the later wife must
surface a 350'the equal-ranking wife
surface a 351'support.
surface a 352'If
surface a 353'a son-in-law
surface a 354'the house of his father-in-law
surface a 355'has entered,
surface a 356'and he has made the betrothal gift,
surface a 357'and afterward
surface a 358'they have evicted him
surface a 359'and his wife to his friend
surface a 360'they have given,
surface a 361'his bethroval gift
surface a 362'which he brought
surface a 363'they shall double for him;
surface a 364'that wife his friend
surface a 365'shall not marry.
surface a 366'If
surface a 367'a young man having a wife
surface a 368'a prostitute in the town square
surface a 369'has had,
surface a 370'and that to that prostitute
surface a 371'he should not return
surface a 372'the judges have told him,
surface a 373'and afterwards his equal-ranking wife
surface a 374'he has divorced,
surface a 375'when he has paid her his divorce money,
surface a 376'he may not marry that prostitute.
surface a 377'If
surface a 378'a father while living
surface a 379'to a son favored in his eyes
surface a 380'has presented a gift
surface a 381'and has written him a sealed document,
surface a 382'after the father has died,
surface a 383'the heirs
surface a 384'shall divide the father’s estate,
surface a 385'but they shall not divide the (already) allotted share;
surface a 386'the word of their father
surface a 387'they shall not say ... .
surface a 388'If
surface a 389'a father who is still living
surface a 390'to his eldest son
surface a 391'has given a betrothal gift,
surface a 392'and while the father is alive
surface a 393'he has married a wife,
surface a 394'after the father has died
surface a 395'the heirs
surface a 396'the house ...
surface a 397'from the estate of the father
surface a 398'the betrothal gift
surface a 399'they(?) shall make,
surface a 400'and the betrothal gift ...
surface a 401'they shall ...
surface a 402'If
surface a 403'about a man’s daughter,
surface a 404'who was unmarried, ‘You had sexual relations,’
surface a 405'another man has said,
surface a 406'when that she had not had sexual relations
surface a 407'she has proved,
surface a 408'he shall pay 10 shekels of silver.
surface a 409'If
surface a 410'a man
surface a 411'rented an ox
surface a 412'and cut the hoof tendon on it,
surface a 413'1/3 of its value he shall pay.
surface a 414'If
surface a 415'a man
surface a 416'rented an ox and damaged its eye,
surface a 417'one-half its value he shall pay.
surface a 418'If
surface a 419'a man
surface a 420'rented an ox amd cut off its horn,
surface a 421'1/4 of its value he shall pay.
surface a 422'If
surface a 423'a man
surface a 424'rented an ox
surface a 425'and damaged its tail,
surface a 426'1/4 of its value he shall pay.
surface a 427'he did ...
surface a 429'... he shall pay.
surface a 430'By the true command of Utu,
surface a 431'Sumer and Akkad
surface a 432'I made hold to fair judical procedures.
surface a 433'By the utterance of Enlil
surface a 434'I, Lipit-Ištar
surface a 435'the son of Enlil,
surface a 436'evil and violence
surface a 437'I sent back to the source.
surface a 438'Weeping, wailing, and making cries for justice
surface a 439'I made taboo.
surface a 440'Righteousness and truth I made appear resplendently.
surface a 441'I made pleasant the substance of Sumer and Akkad.
surface a 443'... and precious
surface a 444'the [...] in their ..., the black-headed ones
surface a 445'in their ... .
surface a 446'When justice in Sumer and Akkad
surface a 447'I established,
surface a 448'this stela I planted out upon the ground.
surface a 449'A man who a command of evildoing
surface a 450'does not issue regarding this,
surface a 451'and does not efface my creation,
surface a 452'who does not erase my inscription
surface a 453'and does not write his name upon it,
surface a 454'may a life of long existence
surface a 455'be granted (to him).
surface a 456'May he lift his neck up high in the Ekur,
surface a 457'and may the shining brow of Enlil
surface a 458'turn down from heaven.
surface a 459'But a person who issues an order of evil-doing,
surface a 460'who effaces my creation,
surface a 461'or who has it taken into a storehouse,
surface a 462'or who changes its standing place,
surface a 463'or who erases its inscription
surface a 464'and writes his own name upon it,
surface a 465'or because of the curse incites a stranger to do it,
surface a 466'that man, be he a king,
surface a 467'be he an en, or be he a governor,
surface a 472'the firstborn son of Enlil,
surface a 473'shall not let(?) him come near with him, shall not let him ... seed.
surface a 474'They the many(?) ..., the strong, progeny
surface a 475'... shall take from him by armed force.
surface a 476'After he has been allowed to enter his house,
surface a 477'may there be no heirs for him.
surface a 478'The ... Ašnan and Šakkan,
surface a 479'the lords of abundance,
surface a 480'shall strip it away from him in sky and on earth.
surface a 482'... of Enlil
surface a 483'his allotments carried to the Ekur
surface a 484'may he revoke.
surface a 485'May Utu, the judge of heaven and earth,
surface a 486'with exalted testimony
surface a 487'make it be taken away from him.
surface a 488'With his ...,
surface a 489'his ... its base
surface a 490'removed from(?) his ...,
surface a 491'let him write(?) there.
surface a 492'Its cities as ruined mounds
surface a 493'may he reckon.
surface a 494'The foundation of his land may he not keep secure.
surface a 495'May there not be a king of it.
surface a 496'May Ninurta,
surface a 497'the mighty warrior
surface a 498'of Enlil,
surface a 499'be the unalterable bailiff of this,
surface a 500'for time eternal.

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1u4 an gal
2a-a dingir-re-ne-ke4
3{d}en-lil2
4lugal kur-kur-ra-ke4
5en nam tar-tar?-re-de3
6{d}nin-i3-si-na
7dumu an-na-ra
8nin sun5-na
9nam-nir-gal2-la-ni-sze3
10ib2-szi-hul2-la
11igi sag-ki zalag-ga-ni-sze3
12mu-un-szi-in-bar-re?-esz?-a?
13i3-si-in{ki}
14in-dub-ba
15an-ne2 gar-ra-na
16bala sa6-ga
17nam-lugal
18ki-en-gi ki-uri
19im-ma-an-szum2-mu-usz-a
20u4-ba
21{d}li-pi2-it-esz18-dar
22sipa gesz-tuku
23mu pa3-da
24{d}nu-nam-nir-ra
25nig2-si-sa2
26kalam-ma ga2-ga2-de3
27i-{d}utu
28ka-ta ha-lam-e-de3
29nig2-erim2 nig2-a-zi
30{gesz}tukul gi4-gi4-de3
31ki-en-gi ki-uri
32su-ba du10-ge-de3
33an-ne2
34{d}en-lil2-le
35{d}li-pi2-it-esz18-dar
36nam-nun kalam-ma-sze3
37mu-un-pa3-de3-esz-a-ba
38u4-ba
39{d}li-pi2-it-esz18-dar
40sipa sun5-na
41nibru{ki}
42engar zi
43uri2{ki}-ma
44musz nu-tum2-mu
45eridu{ki}-ga
46en me-te
47unu#{ki}-ga
48lugal i3-si-in{ki}-na
49lugal ki-en-gi ki-uri
50sza3-ge tum2-ma
51{d}inanna-ka-me-en
52inim {d}en-lil2-la-ta
53nig2-si-sa2
54ki-en-gi ki-uri
55i3-ni-in-gar-ra-asz
56u4-bi-a
57dumu-nita dumu-munus
58nibru{ki}
59dumu-nita dumu-munus
60uri2{ki}-ma
61dumu-nita dumu-munus
62i3-si-in{ki}-na
63dumu-nita dumu-munus
64ki-en-gi ki-uri
65lu2 gu2-bi-a
66szudul? nam-ARAD2
67hu-mu-ni-ib2-ak
68ama-ar-gi4-bi
69hu-mu-gar
70iri-bi-sze3 he2-bi2-dab5
71dub-sag-ta
72ad-da dumu-ne-ne-er
73hu-mu-ne-en-il2
74dumu ad-da-bi-ir
75hu-mu-ne-en-il2
76ad-da dumu-ne-ne-da
77hu-mu-ne-gub-ba-am3
78dumu ad-da-bi-da
79he2-ib2-da-gub-ba-am3
80e2 ad-da
81e2 szesz-szesz-a-ka
82du3-a-bi
83he2-su8-ga-am3?
84{d}li-pi2-it-esz18-dar
85dumu {d}en-lil2-la2-me-en
86e2 ad-da
87e2 szesz-szesz-a-ka
881(gesz2) 1(u) he2-gub
89e2 gurusz sag asz-ta
90iti-da u4 1(u)-am3 he2-gub
91x-x-am3
92x x a x [...]
93x x [...]
94dam lu2 [...]
95dumu lu2 [...]
96a [...]
97'[...] ugnim-ke4
98'[...]-gal2-la
99'[...]-am3
100'nig2-gur11 e2 ad-da
101'x x-ga-bi
102'[...]-ba
103'x [...]
104'dumu szagina
105'dumu sza3 e2-gal
106'dumu nu-banda3{da}-bi
107'x x? ba? ni x x
108'ma2 [...]
109'ma2 x [...]
110'ma2 ib2-su-su
111'tukum-bi
112'lu2-u3
113'ma2 in-hun
114'kaskal inim du11{du}-a
115'in-na-an-gar
116'e?-ne? kaskal-bi
117'in-kur2
118'ki-ba ma2-u5
119'sa-gaz-sze3 ba-ak
120'lu2 ma2 in-hun-ga2
121'ma2 ib2-su-su
122'x [...]
123'nig2-ba-ni?-sze3?
124'ib2-ba-an-szum2?-e
125'tukum-bi
126'{gesz}kiri6-ni
127'nu-{gesz}kiri6-ra
128'hun {gesz}kiri6
129'e11-de3-de3
130'in-na-an-szum2
131'nu-{gesz}kiri6-ke4
132'lugal {gesz}kiri6-ra
133'{gesz?}geszimmar?
134'in-da-an-gub-ba
135'{gesz}geszimmar-ba
136'igi 1(u)-gal2-bi-im
137'zu2-lum-bi
138'in-da-gu7-e
139'tukum-bi
140'lu2-u3
141'tukum-bi
142'lu2 lu2-u3
143'{gesz}kiri6 gesz gub-bu-de3
144'kislah in-na-an-szum2
145'kislah-be2
146'{gesz}kiri6 gesz gub-bu-de3
147'nu-ni-in-til
148'lu2 {gesz}kiri6 in-gub-ba
149'sza3 ha-la ba-na-ka
150'kislah ba-ra-ab-tak4-a
151'in-na-ab-szum2-mu
152'tukum-bi lu2
153'{gesz}kiri6 lu2-ka i3-in-e11
154'nam-ni2-zuh-sze3 ba-dab5
155'1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e
156'tukum-bi lu2-u3
157'{gesz}kiri6 lu2-ka
158'gesz in-sag3
159'1/2(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar
160'i3-la2-e
161'tukum-bi lu2
162'e2-e us2-sa-ne2
163'kislah lu2 al-tak4
164'lugal e2-a-ke4
165'lugal kislah-ra
166'kislah-zu al-tak4
167'e2-mu lu2 i3-bur3-de3
168'e2-zu kal-ga-ab
169'in-na-an-du11
170'inim zu2-kesz2-ra2-bi
171'un-da-an-ge-en
172'lugal kislah-a-ke4
173'lugal e2-a-ra
174'nig2 u2-gu-de2-a-ni
175'in-na-ab-su-su
176'tukum-bi
177'geme2 ARAD2 lu2-u3
178'sza3 iri-ka ba-zah2
179'e2 lu2-ka
180'1(asz) iti-am3
181'i3-tusz-a
182'ba-an-ge-en
183'sag sag-gin7
184'ba-ab-szum2-mu
185'tukum-bi
186'sag nu-tuku
187'1(u) 5(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar
188'i3-la2-e
189'tukum-bi
190'ARAD2 lu2-ke4
191'lugal-a-ni-ir
192'nam-ARAD2-da-ni
193'ba-an-da-gur
194'lugal-a-ni-ir
195'nam-ARAD2-da-ni
196'a-ra2 2(disz)-am3
197'un-ge-en
198'ARAD2-bi
199'al-bur2-e
200'tukum-bi
201'mi-iq-tum
202'nig2-ba lugal-kam
203'nu-ub-da-an-kar-re
204'tukum-bi
205'mi-iq-tum
206'ni2-te-a-ni-ta
207'lu2-u3 un-szi-gen
208'lu2-bi
209'nu-un-tag-tag
210'ki sza3-ga-na-sze3
211'ha-ba-du
212'tukum-bi
213'lu2 lu2-u3
214'a2 nu-gar-ra-ta
215'inim nu-zu-ni
216'in-da-la2
217'lu2-bi
218'nu-un-ge-en
219'inim in-da-la2-a
220'nam i-ni-tag-ba ib2-il2-e
221'tukum-bi
222'lugal e2-a
223'u3 nin e2-a-ke4
224'gu2-un e2-a
225'in-szub-bu-usz
226'lu2-kur2-e in-il2
227'mu 3(disz)-kam-ma-ka
228'nu-ub-ta-e3-e
229'lu2 gu2-un e2-a
230'in-il2-la
231'e2-bi ba-an-tum3
232'lugal e2-a-ke4
233'inim nu-um-ga2-ga2-a
234'tukum-bi
235'lugal e2-a-ka
236'in-da-an-x
237'tukum-bi
238'lu2-u3
239'dumu tul2-ta
240'szu ba-ra-an-kar
241'giri3-na? x?
242'u4 x x lu2 a2-e3-a
243'tukum-bi lu2-u3
244'dumu a2-e3-a usu-ni-gin7 nu-bulug3-e-de3
245'igi di-ku5-ne-sze3 un-ge-en
246'ama tu-da-na ba-an-szi-gur-ru
247'tukum-bi lu2-u3
248'dumu-munus a2-e3-a [...]
249'x-na-a-e-na [...]
250'x? x in-tuku
251'nig2-ba e2-ad-da-na-ka
252'ba-an-na-ba-a
253'ibila-ni-im
254'ba-an-tum3
255'dam?-e ba-an-szum2
256'nig2-ba e2 ad-da-na-ka
257'ba-an-na-ba-a
258'szesz-a-ne-ne
259'nu-un-da-ba-e-ne
260'u3? x x x x x
261'tukum-bi
262'ad-da ti-la
263'dumu-munus-a-ni
264'erisz-dingir lukur
265'u3 nu-gig he2-a
266'ibila-gin7-nam
267'e2 i3-ba-e-ne
268'tukum-bi
269'dumu-munus e2 ad-da-ka ti-la
270'dam-ra la-ba-an-szum2
271'szesz-a-ne-ne
272'dam-ra in-na-an-szum2-mu
273'tukum-bi
274'nam?-ARAD2 in-tuku
275'x x x? ba-usz2
276'[...] lu2?-kur2?-e
277'[...] x
278'[...] x x
279'[...]-tuku?-tuku?-a?
280'[...]
281'tukum?-bi?
282'lu2?-u3?
283'tukum-bi
284'dam egir-ra
285'ba-an-tuku-a
286'dumu in-szi-in-tu-u4
287'sag-rig7
288'e2 ad-da-na-ta
289'mu-un-tum2-ma
290'dumu-na-kam
291'dumu dam gidlam
292'u3 dumu dam egir-ra
293'nig2-gur11 ad-da-ne-ne
294'tesz2-a se3-ga-bi
295'i3-ba-e-ne
296'tukum-bi lu2-u3
297'dam in-tuku
298'dumu in-szi-in-tu-u4
299'dumu-bi i3-ti
300'u3 geme2 lugal-a-ni-ir
301'dumu in-szi-in-tu-u4
302'ad-da-a geme2
303'u3 dumu-ne-ne
304'ama-ar-gi4-bi in-gar
305'dumu geme2-ke4
306'dumu lugal-a-na-ra
307'e2 nu-un-da-ba-e
308'tukum-bi
309'dam gidlam-a-ni
310'ba-usz2
311'egir dam-a-na-ta
312'geme2-ni nam-dam-sze3
313'ba-an-tuku-tuku
314'dumu dam? gidlam-a-na
315'ibila-ni i3-me-en
316'dumu geme2
317'lugal-a-ni-ir
318'in-szi-in-tu-u4
319'dumu dumu-gi7-gin7-nam
320'e2-a-ni ib2-du10-ge
321'tukum-bi
322'lu2-u2
323'dam-a-ne2
324'dumu nu-un-szi-in-tu-u4
325'kar-ke4-da
326'tilla2-a
327'dumu in-szi-in-tu-u4
328'kar-ke4-ba
329'sze-ba i3-ba
330'siki-ba-ni
331'in-na-ab-szum2-mu
332'dumu kar-ke4-de3
333'in-szi-in-tu-u4-da
334'ibila-ni i3-me-en
335'u4 dam-a-ni
336'a-na ti-la-a-asz
337'kar-ke4
338'dam gidlam-ra
339'e2-a nu-mu-un-da-an-tusz
340'tukum-bi
341'lu-u3
342'dam gidlam-a-ni
343'igi-ni ba-ab-gi4
344'u3 szu ba-an-la2-la2
345'e2-ta nu-ub-ta-e3
346'dam-a-ne2
347'dam 2(disz)-kam-ma
348'ba-an-tuku-tuku
349'dam egir-ra-ke4
350'dam gidlam
351'in-il2-il2-e?
352'tukum-bi
353'mu10-us2-sa2-tur
354'e2 uszbar-ra-na-ka
355'i3-in-ku4
356'nig2-mu10-us2-sa2 in-ak
357'egir-bi-ta
358'im-ta-an-e3-esz
359'dam-a-ni ku-li-ni-ir
360'ba-na-an-szum2-mu-usz
361'nig2-mu10-us2-sa2
362'in-tum2-a-ni
363'in-na-ab-tab-e-ne
364'dam-bi ku-li-ne2
365'nu-un-tuku-tuku
366'tukum-bi
367'gurusz dam tuku
368'kar-ke4-de3 tilla2-a
369'in-tuku-am3
370'kar-ke4-bi-ir
371'nu-un-szi-gur-ru-da
372'di-ku5-e-ne in-na-an-esz
373'egir-bi-ta dam gidlam-a-ni
374'ba-an-tak4
375'ku3 dam tak4-a-ni u3-na-la2
376'kar-ke4-bi nu-un-tuku-tuku
377'tukum-bi
378'ad-da ti-la
379'dumu igi-na sa6-ga
380'nig2-ba in-na-an-ba
381'kiszib3 in-na-an-sar
382'egir ad-da ba-usz2-a-ta
383'ibila-e-ne
384'e2 ad-da i3-ba-e-ne
385'ha-la ba-a nu-un-ba-e-ne
386'inim ad-da-ne-ne
387'a-a nu-un-ne-ne
388'tukum-bi
389'ad-da ti-la#
390'dumu szesz-gal-a-ni-ir
391'nig2-mu10-us2-sa2 in-na-an-szum2
392'igi ad-da ti-la-sze3
393'dam ba-an-tuku
394'egir ad-da ba-usz2-a-ta
395'ibila-e-ne
396'e2 a [...]
397'e2 ad-da-ta
398'nig2-mu10-us2-sa2
399'in-ak-[...]
400'nig2-mu10-us2-sa2
401'...-x-ne
402'tukum-bi
403'dumu-munus lu2
404'e2 nu-un-gi4-a gesz3 i3-zu
405'lu2 ba-ab-du11
406'gesz3 nu-un-zu-a
407'un-ge-en
408'1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e
409'tukum-bi
410'lu2-u3
411'gu4 in-hun
412'sa-sal KU-a bi2-in-sil2
413'igi 3(disz)-gal2 sa10-ma-kam i3-la2-e
414'tukum-bi
415'lu2-u3
416'gu4 in-hun igi-bi in-hul
417'szu-ri-a sa10-ma-kam i3-la2-e
418'tukum-bi
419'lu2-u3
420'gu4 in-hun si-bi ib2-ta-an-ku5
421'igi 4(disz)-gal2 sa10-ma-kam i3-la2-e
422'tukum-bi
423'lu2-u3
424'gu4 in-hun
425'kun-bi ib2-ta-an-hul
426'igi 4(disz)-gal2 sa10-ma-kam i3-la2-e
427'[...] in-ak
428'[...]-e
429'[...] i3-la2-e
430'inim gi-na {d}utu-ta
431'ki-en-gi ki-uri
432'di gi-na he2-bi2-dab5
433'ka-ta e3-a {d}en-lil2-ta
434'{d}li-pi2-it-esz18-dar
435'dumu {d}en-lil2-la2-me-en
436'nig2-erim2 nig2-a2-zi
437'ka-ge he2-em-mi-gi4
438'er2 a-nir i-{d}utu di-bi
439'nig2-gig-ga he2-ni-ku4
440'nig2-zi nig2-gi-na pa-e3 he2-mi-ak
441'su ki-en-gi ki-uri hu-mu-du10
442'x x x x x
443'[...] x kal-la
444'[...] x LI-a-ba sag-ge6
445'u4 tag?-ga-ba
446'u4 nig2-si-sa2 ki-en-gi ki-uri
447'i-ni-in-gar-ra-a
448'na4-bi ki he2-em-ma-ni-tag
449'lu2 a2 nig2 hul-dim2-ma
450'nu-ub-szi-ag2-ge26-a
451'nig2-dim2-ma-mu nu-ub-zi-re-a
452'mu-sar-ra-ba szu li-bi2-ib2-ur3-a
453'mu-ni li-bi2-ib2-sar-re-a
454'nam-ti zi-u4-su3 gal2
455'sag-e-esz he2-rig7-ga
456'e2-kur-ra gu2 an-sze3 he2-ni-in-zi
457'sag-ki zalag-ga {d}en-lil2-la2-ka
458'an-ta he2-eb-gi4
459'lu2 a2 nig2-hul-dim2-ma ib2-szi-ag2-ge26-a
460'nig2-dim2-ma-mu ib2-zi-re-a
461'e2-nig2-gur11-ra i-ni-ku4-ku4-a
462'ki-gub-ba-bi ib2-kur2-ru-a
463'mu-sar-ra-ba szu bi2-ib2-ur3-ru-a
464'mu-ni bi2-ib2-sar-re-a
465'asz2-bala-ke4-esz lu2-kur2 szu ba-an-zi-zi-a
466'lu2-bi lugal he2-a
467'en he2-a ensi2 he2-a
468'x x im?-x x? x
469'...-ib2-e?
470'[...] x-ni
471'...-e?
472'dumu-sag {d}en-lil2-la2-ke4
473'nu-un-da-an-te numun na-an-ni-in-x
474'x-lu?-e-ne kal-ga numun
475'x? x {gesz}tukul-a ba-an-da-an-kar
476'e2-a-na u3-mu-na-ni-in-ku4
477'ibila-a-ni nam-me
478'x x {d}asznan {d}szakkan2
479'en he2-gal2-la-ke4-ne
480'an-ki-a ba-an-da-an-kar?-re?-esz
481'...-ni ...-ne
482'x [...] {d}en-lil2-la2-ke4
483'nig2 ba-a e2-kur-ra il2-la-na
484'inim he2-em-mi-ib-gi4-gi4
485'{d}utu di-ku5 an-ki-ke4
486'ka-inim mah-da
487'ha-ba-an-da-an-kar
488'x x-ma-na
489'x-na-ni ur2-bi
490'x-a-ni-a kar?-a
491'he2?-ni-in-sar?
492'iri{ki}-bi du6-du6-ra
493'he2-en-szid
494'ma-da-na suhusz-bi na-an-ge-ne
495'lugal-bi nam-me
496'{d}nin-urta
497'ur-sag kal-ga
498'{d}en-lil2-la2
499'maszkim nu-kur2-ru-bi he2-a
500'u4 da-ri2-isz?
501'x-ni?-a egir?-ra?
502'x? x dam?-ka?
503'[...]

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