RIME 4.03.06.add21 (Laws of Hammurapi) composite (P464358)
Official or display, Old Babylonian, Babylon · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
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| Designation | RIME 4.03.06.add21 (Laws of Hammurapi) composite |
|---|---|
| ID | P464358 |
| Language | Akkadian |
| Period | Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE |
| Genre | Official or display |
| Find spot | Babylon (mod. Bābil) |
| Coordinates | 32.5350, 44.4258 |
English translation
By Roth, Martha · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)
| Line | English |
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| surface a 1 | When the august Anu, |
| surface a 2 | king of the Anunnaku, |
| surface a 3 | and Enlil, |
| surface a 4 | lord of heaven |
| surface a 5 | and earth, |
| surface a 6 | who determines |
| surface a 7 | the destinies of the land, |
| surface a 8 | to Marduk, |
| surface a 9 | the firstborn son |
| surface a 10 | of Ea, |
| surface a 11 | supreme power |
| surface a 12 | over all peoples, |
| surface a 13 | allotted, |
| surface a 14 | among the Igigu, |
| surface a 15 | exalted him, |
| surface a 16 | Babylon |
| surface a 17 | with its august name named, |
| surface a 18 | and within the regions |
| surface a 19 | made it supreme; |
| surface a 20 | and within it |
| surface a 21 | eternal kingship |
| surface a 22 | whose, like heaven |
| surface a 23 | and earth, |
| surface a 24 | foundations |
| surface a 25 | are fixed, |
| surface a 26 | established for him; |
| surface a 27 | at that time, |
| surface a 28 | Hammurapi |
| surface a 29 | the prince |
| surface a 30 | pious, |
| surface a 31 | who venerates the gods, me |
| surface a 32 | justice |
| surface a 33 | in the land, |
| surface a 34 | to make prevail, |
| surface a 35 | the wicked and the evil |
| surface a 36 | to destroy, |
| surface a 37 | that the strong |
| surface a 38 | the weak |
| surface a 39 | not oppress, |
| surface a 40 | like Šamaš |
| surface a 41 | to the black-headed ones |
| surface a 42 | to rise, |
| surface a 43 | the land |
| surface a 44 | to illuminate, |
| surface a 45 | Anu |
| surface a 46 | and Enlil |
| surface a 47 | the flesh of the people |
| surface a 48 | to improve, |
| surface a 49 | by my name named. |
| surface a 50 | Hammurapi, |
| surface a 51 | the shepherd, |
| surface a 52 | selected |
| surface a 53 | by the god Enlil am I, |
| surface a 54 | he who heaps |
| surface a 55 | high abundance |
| surface a 56 | and plenty |
| surface a 57 | who perfects |
| surface a 58 | every possible thing |
| surface a 59 | for Nippur Band-of-Heaven-and-Earth, |
| surface a 60 | provider |
| surface a 61 | pious |
| surface a 62 | of Ekur; |
| surface a 63 | capable king, |
| surface a 64 | restorer of Eridu, |
| surface a 65 | to its place, |
| surface a 66 | purifier |
| surface a 67 | of the rites of E’abzu |
| surface a 68 | the onslaught |
| surface a 69 | of the regions |
| surface a 70 | four |
| surface a 71 | who magnifies the name |
| surface a 72 | of Babylon, |
| surface a 73 | who sweetens |
| surface a 74 | heart of Marduk |
| surface a 75 | his lord, |
| surface a 76 | whose days |
| surface a 77 | he stands |
| surface a 78 | for Esagila; |
| surface a 79 | seed of royalty, |
| surface a 80 | he whom Sîn |
| surface a 81 | created |
| surface a 82 | enricher |
| surface a 83 | of Ur |
| surface a 84 | humble, |
| surface a 85 | talented, |
| surface a 86 | who provides abundance |
| surface a 87 | for Egishnugal; |
| surface a 88 | discerning king |
| surface a 89 | who listens to Šamaš, strong, |
| surface a 90 | who establishes |
| surface a 91 | the foundations of Sippar, |
| surface a 92 | who drapes |
| surface a 93 | with greenery |
| surface a 94 | the sacred building if Aya, |
| surface a 95 | who made famous |
| surface a 96 | Ebabbar, |
| surface a 97 | akin to the residence of heaven; |
| surface a 98 | warrior, who shows mercy |
| surface a 99 | to Larsa |
| surface a 100 | who renews the Ebabbar |
| surface a 101 | for Šamaš |
| surface a 102 | his ally; |
| surface a 103 | the lord who revitalizes |
| surface a 104 | Uruk |
| surface a 105 | who provides waters |
| surface a 106 | of abundance |
| surface a 107 | for its people |
| surface a 108 | who raises |
| surface a 109 | the head of Eanna |
| surface a 110 | who heaps up |
| surface a 111 | bountiful produce |
| surface a 112 | for Anum |
| surface a 113 | and Ištar |
| surface a 114 | the protecting canopy of the land |
| surface a 115 | who gathers together |
| surface a 116 | the scattered peoples |
| surface a 117 | of Isin, |
| surface a 118 | who supplies |
| surface a 119 | abundance |
| surface a 120 | for the house of Egalmaḫ, |
| surface a 121 | dragon among kings, |
| surface a 122 | beloved brother |
| surface a 123 | of Zababa |
| surface a 124 | founder |
| surface a 125 | of the settlement of Kish, |
| surface a 126 | who surrounds |
| surface a 127 | with splendor, |
| surface a 128 | the E-mete-ursag |
| surface a 129 | who arranges |
| surface a 130 | the great rites |
| surface a 131 | of Ištar |
| surface a 132 | who takes charge of the house of |
| surface a 133 | Ḫursag-kalama |
| surface a 134 | throw-net for the enemies, |
| surface a 135 | whom Erra, his companion, |
| surface a 136 | has caused to achieve, |
| surface a 137 | his heart’s desire, |
| surface a 138 | who enlarges |
| surface a 139 | Kutû, |
| surface a 140 | who augments |
| surface a 141 | everything |
| surface a 142 | for Emeslam; |
| surface a 143 | the wild bull, |
| surface a 144 | fierce one, |
| surface a 145 | who gores the enemy, |
| surface a 146 | beloved of Tutu, |
| surface a 147 | the one who makes exult |
| surface a 148 | Borsippa, |
| surface a 149 | the pious one |
| surface a 150 | who does not fail in his duties |
| surface a 151 | to the Ezida temple, |
| surface a 152 | gods of kings; |
| surface a 153 | the one who is steeped in wisdom, |
| surface a 154 | who enlarges |
| surface a 155 | the cultivated area |
| surface a 156 | of Dilbat, |
| surface a 157 | who heaps up the silos |
| surface a 158 | for Uraš, |
| surface a 159 | the mighty one; |
| surface a 160 | the lord, worthy |
| surface a 161 | of the scepter |
| surface a 162 | and crown |
| surface a 163 | bestowed upon him |
| surface a 164 | by the wise |
| surface a 165 | Mama, |
| surface a 166 | who devised |
| surface a 167 | the plans |
| surface a 168 | of Kesh, |
| surface a 169 | who provides |
| surface a 170 | the pure food offerings |
| surface a 171 | for Nintu; |
| surface a 172 | the judicious one, |
| surface a 173 | the noble one, |
| surface a 174 | who allots |
| surface a 175 | pasturage |
| surface a 176 | and watering place |
| surface a 177 | for the cities of Lagash |
| surface a 178 | and Girsu, |
| surface a 179 | who provides |
| surface a 180 | food-offerings, |
| surface a 181 | plentiful, |
| surface a 182 | for the Eninnu; |
| surface a 183 | who seizes the enemies, |
| surface a 184 | beloved of |
| surface a 185 | the able one (Ištar), |
| surface a 186 | who perfects |
| surface a 187 | the oracles |
| surface a 188 | of Zabala, |
| surface a 189 | who gladdens |
| surface a 190 | the stomach Ishtar; |
| surface a 191 | the pure prince, |
| surface a 192 | whose prayers |
| surface a 193 | Adad acknowledges, |
| surface a 194 | appeaser |
| surface a 195 | of the heart of Adad, |
| surface a 196 | the hero |
| surface a 197 | in Karkara, |
| surface a 198 | who installs |
| surface a 199 | the proper appointments |
| surface a 200 | throughout the Eudgalgal; |
| surface a 201 | the king who gives |
| surface a 202 | life |
| surface a 203 | to Adab, |
| surface a 204 | who organizes |
| surface a 205 | the house Emaḫ; |
| surface a 206 | lord of kings, |
| surface a 207 | warrior, |
| surface a 208 | without peer, |
| surface a 209 | he who granted |
| surface a 210 | life |
| surface a 211 | to Maškan-šāpir, |
| surface a 212 | who gives waters |
| surface a 213 | of abundance |
| surface a 214 | to the Emeslam; |
| surface a 215 | wise one, |
| surface a 216 | the organizer, |
| surface a 217 | he who has mastered |
| surface a 218 | all wisdom, |
| surface a 219 | who shelters |
| surface a 220 | the people of Malgium |
| surface a 221 | in the face of annihilation, |
| surface a 222 | who founds |
| surface a 223 | their settlements |
| surface a 224 | in abundance, |
| surface a 225 | who for Ea |
| surface a 226 | and Damkina |
| surface a 227 | who magnify |
| surface a 228 | his kingship, |
| surface a 229 | forever decreed |
| surface a 230 | pure food offerings |
| surface a 231 | leader of kings, |
| surface a 232 | who subdues |
| surface a 233 | the settlements |
| surface a 234 | of the Euphrates |
| surface a 235 | by the oracular command of Dagan, |
| surface a 236 | his creator, |
| surface a 237 | who showed mercy |
| surface a 238 | to the people of Mari |
| surface a 239 | and Tuttul; |
| surface a 240 | the prince, |
| surface a 241 | pious, |
| surface a 242 | who brightens |
| surface a 243 | the face of Tišpak, |
| surface a 244 | who provides pure feasts |
| surface a 245 | for Ninazu, |
| surface a 246 | who sustains his people |
| surface a 247 | in crisis, |
| surface a 248 | who secures |
| surface a 249 | their foundations |
| surface a 250 | in the midst |
| surface a 251 | of Babylon |
| surface a 252 | in peace; |
| surface a 253 | shepherd of the people, |
| surface a 254 | whose deeds |
| surface a 255 | to Ištar are pleasing, |
| surface a 256 | who establishes Ištar |
| surface a 257 | in the Eulmaš |
| surface a 258 | in the midst |
| surface a 259 | of Akkad- |
| surface a 260 | City |
| surface a 261 | who proclaims truth, |
| surface a 262 | who guides the population properly, |
| surface a 263 | who restores |
| surface a 264 | its protective spirit |
| surface a 265 | benevolent, |
| surface a 266 | to Assur; |
| surface a 267 | who quells the rebellious, |
| surface a 268 | the king who in Nineveh |
| surface a 269 | in the Emesmes |
| surface a 270 | proclaimed |
| surface a 271 | the rites for Ishtar; |
| surface a 272 | the pious one, |
| surface a 273 | who prays ceaselessly |
| surface a 274 | for the great gods, |
| surface a 275 | scion |
| surface a 276 | of Sumu-la-el, |
| surface a 277 | mighty heir |
| surface a 278 | of Sîn-muballiṭ, |
| surface a 279 | eternal seed |
| surface a 280 | of royalty, |
| surface a 281 | mighty king, |
| surface a 282 | solar disk |
| surface a 283 | of Babylon, |
| surface a 284 | who spreads light |
| surface a 285 | over the lands |
| surface a 286 | of Sumer |
| surface a 287 | and Akkad, |
| surface a 288 | king who makes obedient, |
| surface a 289 | the regions |
| surface a 290 | four, |
| surface a 291 | favored of Ištar, am I. |
| surface a 292 | When |
| surface a 293 | Marduk |
| surface a 294 | just ways for the people |
| surface a 295 | of the land, appropriate behavior |
| surface a 296 | to provide |
| surface a 297 | commanded me, |
| surface a 298 | truth |
| surface a 299 | and justice |
| surface a 300 | as the declaration of the land |
| surface a 301 | I established, |
| surface a 302 | the flesh of the people I sweetened. |
| surface a 303 | At that time: |
| surface a 304 | If a man a man |
| surface a 305 | accused, and |
| surface a 306 | murder against him |
| surface a 307 | threw, and |
| surface a 308 | has not proven it, |
| surface a 309 | his accuser |
| surface a 310 | shall be killed. |
| surface a 311 | If a man |
| surface a 312 | sorcery |
| surface a 313 | against a man threw, and |
| surface a 314 | has not proven it, |
| surface a 315 | against whom |
| surface a 316 | sorcery was thrown |
| surface a 317 | to Id |
| surface a 318 | shall go, |
| surface a 319 | into Id he shall jump; |
| surface a 320 | if Id |
| surface a 321 | has overcome him, |
| surface a 322 | his accuser |
| surface a 323 | his household shall carry away; |
| surface a 324 | if that man |
| surface a 325 | Id |
| surface a 326 | has cleansed him, and |
| surface a 327 | he has emerged whole, |
| surface a 328 | who against him |
| surface a 329 | sorcery threw |
| surface a 330 | shall be killed; |
| surface a 331 | who into Id |
| surface a 332 | jumped |
| surface a 333 | the household of his accuser |
| surface a 334 | shall carry away. |
| surface a 335 | If a man |
| surface a 336 | in a case |
| surface a 337 | to testimony |
| surface a 338 | of falsehood |
| surface a 339 | went forth, and |
| surface a 340 | the words that he spoke |
| surface a 341 | has not proven, |
| surface a 342 | if that judgment |
| surface a 343 | is a judgment of life |
| surface a 344 | that man |
| surface a 345 | shall be killed. |
| surface a 346 | If to testimony |
| surface a 347 | of grain or silver |
| surface a 348 | he went out, |
| surface a 349 | the punishment |
| surface a 350 | of that case |
| surface a 351 | he shall bear. |
| surface a 352 | If a judge |
| surface a 353 | a case judged, |
| surface a 354 | a decision |
| surface a 355 | reached, |
| surface a 356 | a sealed document |
| surface a 357 | deposited, |
| surface a 358 | then later |
| surface a 359 | his judgment has changed, |
| surface a 360 | that judge, |
| surface a 361 | the case that he judged |
| surface a 362 | having changed, |
| surface a 363 | they shall prove, |
| surface a 364 | the claim |
| surface a 365 | that in that case |
| surface a 366 | arose |
| surface a 367 | 12-fold |
| surface a 368 | he shall give; |
| surface a 369 | and in the assembly |
| surface a 370 | from the seat |
| surface a 371 | of his judgship |
| surface a 372 | they shall lift him up, and |
| surface a 373 | he shall not return and |
| surface a 374 | with the judges |
| surface a 375 | in a case |
| surface a 376 | he shall not sit. |
| surface a 377 | If a man |
| surface a 378 | the property of a god |
| surface a 379 | or the palace |
| surface a 380 | stole, |
| surface a 381 | that man |
| surface a 382 | shall be killed; |
| surface a 383 | further, the one who the stolen property |
| surface a 384 | in his hand |
| surface a 385 | received, |
| surface a 386 | shall be killed. |
| surface a 387 | If a man |
| surface a 388 | either silver |
| surface a 389 | or gold, |
| surface a 390 | or a male-slave or a female-slave |
| surface a 391 | or an ox or a sheep, |
| surface a 392 | or donkey, |
| surface a 393 | or anything else, |
| surface a 394 | from the hand of the son of a man |
| surface a 395 | or the slave of a man |
| surface a 396 | without witnesses |
| surface a 397 | or binding contracts |
| surface a 398 | has purchased, |
| surface a 399 | or else for safekeeping |
| surface a 400 | received, |
| surface a 401 | that man |
| surface a 402 | is a thief, he shall be killed. |
| surface a 403 | If a man |
| surface a 404 | either an ox or a sheep or a donkey or a pig |
| surface a 405 | or a barge |
| surface a 406 | stole, |
| surface a 407 | if that of a god, |
| surface a 408 | if that of the palace, |
| surface a 409 | 30-fold |
| surface a 410 | he shall give; |
| surface a 411 | if belonging to an m., |
| surface a 412 | 10-fold he shall replace it; |
| surface a 413 | if that thief |
| surface a 414 | (the means) of giving does not have, |
| surface a 415 | he shall be killed. |
| surface a 416 | If a man |
| surface a 417 | whose property went missing |
| surface a 418 | his property, |
| surface a 419 | missing, |
| surface a 420 | in the hand of a man |
| surface a 421 | has seized, |
| surface a 422 | the man who the missing property |
| surface a 423 | in his hand |
| surface a 424 | was seized, |
| surface a 425 | “A seller sold it to me, |
| surface a 426 | before witnesses |
| surface a 427 | I purchased,” |
| surface a 428 | has said, |
| surface a 429 | and the lord of the missing property |
| surface a 430 | “Witnesses knowers |
| surface a 431 | of my missing property |
| surface a 432 | let me bring,” |
| surface a 433 | has said; |
| surface a 434 | that purchaser |
| surface a 435 | the seller |
| surface a 436 | who sold to him |
| surface a 437 | and the witnesses |
| surface a 438 | in front of whom |
| surface a 439 | he bought, produced, |
| surface a 440 | and the lord of the missing property |
| surface a 441 | witnesses, knowers of his missing property |
| surface a 442 | produced: |
| surface a 443 | the judges |
| surface a 444 | his words |
| surface a 445 | shall inspect and |
| surface a 446 | witnesses before whom |
| surface a 447 | the purchase |
| surface a 448 | was purchased |
| surface a 449 | and witnesses, knowers |
| surface a 450 | of the missing property |
| surface a 451 | their knowledge |
| surface a 452 | before the god |
| surface a 453 | shall speak |
| surface a 454 | that seller |
| surface a 455 | is a thief, he shall be killed; |
| surface a 456 | the lord of the missing property |
| surface a 457 | his missing property |
| surface a 458 | shall take; |
| surface a 459 | that purchaser |
| surface a 460 | from the house |
| surface a 461 | of the seller |
| surface a 462 | silver that he weighed out |
| surface a 463 | shall take. |
| surface a 464 | if that purchaser |
| surface a 465 | the seller |
| surface a 466 | who sold to him |
| surface a 467 | the witnesses in front of whom |
| surface a 468 | he purchased |
| surface a 469 | did not produce, |
| surface a 470 | whereas the lord of the stolen property |
| surface a 471 | witnesses, knowers |
| surface a 472 | of his stolen property produced, |
| surface a 473 | that seller |
| surface a 474 | is a thief, he shall be killed; |
| surface a 475 | the owner of the missing property |
| surface a 476 | his missing property |
| surface a 477 | shall take. |
| surface a 478 | If the lord of missing property |
| surface a 479 | witnesses, knowers of |
| surface a 480 | his missing property |
| surface a 481 | did not produce, |
| surface a 482 | he is a liar, |
| surface a 483 | slander he has leveled, |
| surface a 484 | he shall be killed. |
| surface a 485 | If the seller |
| surface a 486 | to (his) destiny |
| surface a 487 | has gone, |
| surface a 488 | the purchaser |
| surface a 489 | from the household |
| surface a 490 | of the seller |
| surface a 491 | the claim |
| surface a 492 | of that case |
| surface a 493 | 5-fold |
| surface a 494 | shall take. |
| surface a 495 | If that man |
| surface a 496 | his witnesses are not near |
| surface a 497 | the judges a deadline |
| surface a 498 | for the 6th month (hence) |
| surface a 499 | they shall set for him, |
| surface a 500 | if in the 6th month |
| surface a 501 | his witnesses did not bring in, |
| surface a 502 | that man |
| surface a 503 | is a liar; |
| surface a 504 | the punishment of that case |
| surface a 505 | he will bear. |
| surface a 506 | If a man |
| surface a 507 | the son of a man, |
| surface a 508 | a young one, |
| surface a 509 | has stolen, |
| surface a 510 | he shall be killed. |
| surface a 511 | If a man |
| surface a 512 | either a male-slave of the palace |
| surface a 513 | or a female-slave of the palace, |
| surface a 514 | or a male-slave of an m., |
| surface a 515 | or a female-slave of an m., |
| surface a 516 | through a city gate has let go out, |
| surface a 517 | he shall be killed. |
| surface a 518 | If a man |
| surface a 519 | either a male-slave or a female-slave, |
| surface a 520 | missing, |
| surface a 521 | of the palace |
| surface a 522 | or of an m., |
| surface a 523 | in his household |
| surface a 524 | has harbored, |
| surface a 525 | at the cries |
| surface a 526 | of the herald |
| surface a 527 | has not let him go out, |
| surface a 528 | that lord of a household |
| surface a 529 | shall be killed. |
| surface a 530 | If a man |
| surface a 531 | either a male-slave or female-slave, |
| surface a 532 | missing, |
| surface a 533 | in open space |
| surface a 534 | did seize, and |
| surface a 535 | to his lord |
| surface a 536 | has led him, |
| surface a 537 | 2 shekels of silver |
| surface a 538 | the lord of the slave |
| surface a 539 | will give him. |
| surface a 540 | If that slave |
| surface a 541 | his lord |
| surface a 542 | has not declared, |
| surface a 543 | to the palace |
| surface a 544 | he will lead him |
| surface a 545 | his background |
| surface a 546 | will be decided, and |
| surface a 547 | to his lord |
| surface a 548 | they shall return him. |
| surface a 549 | If the slave, |
| surface a 550 | that one, |
| surface a 551 | in his household |
| surface a 552 | he has held, |
| surface a 553 | later the slave |
| surface a 554 | in his hand |
| surface a 555 | has been seized, |
| surface a 556 | that man |
| surface a 557 | shall be killed. |
| surface a 558 | If a slave |
| surface a 559 | from the hand of |
| surface a 560 | of his seizer |
| surface a 561 | has gone missing, |
| surface a 562 | that man |
| surface a 563 | to the lord of the slave |
| surface a 564 | life of the god |
| surface a 565 | shall declare, and |
| surface a 566 | he shall go free. |
| surface a 567 | If a man |
| surface a 568 | a house |
| surface a 569 | breached, |
| surface a 570 | in the face of |
| surface a 571 | the breach, |
| surface a 572 | that one, |
| surface a 573 | they shall kill him, and |
| surface a 574 | hang him. |
| surface a 575 | If a man |
| surface a 576 | a robbery |
| surface a 577 | has commited, and |
| surface a 578 | he has been siezed, |
| surface a 579 | that man |
| surface a 580 | shall be killed. |
| surface a 581 | If the robber |
| surface a 582 | has not been siezed, |
| surface a 583 | the man |
| surface a 584 | robbed |
| surface a 585 | all of his |
| surface a 586 | missing items |
| surface a 587 | in front of |
| surface a 588 | god |
| surface a 589 | shall establish, and |
| surface a 590 | the city |
| surface a 591 | and the mayor |
| surface a 592 | in whose region |
| surface a 593 | and district |
| surface a 594 | the robbery |
| surface a 595 | has was commited |
| surface a 596 | whatever of his |
| surface a 597 | missing items |
| surface a 598 | they shall replace for him. |
| surface a 599 | If it is a capital (crime), |
| surface a 600 | the city and the mayor |
Transliteration (ATF)
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| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| surface a | ||
| 1 | i3-nu an s,i-ru-um | |
| 2 | _lugal_ {d}a-nun-na-ki | |
| 3 | {d}en-lil2 | |
| 4 | be-el sza-me-e | |
| 5 | u3 er-s,e-tim | |
| 6 | sza-i-im | |
| 7 | szi-ma-at _kalam_ | |
| 8 | a-na {d}marduk | |
| 9 | _dumu_ re-esz-ti-im | |
| 10 | sza {d}en-ki | |
| 11 | {d}en-lil2-ut | |
| 12 | kisz ni-szi3 | |
| 13 | i-szi-mu-szum | |
| 14 | in i-gi4-gi4 | |
| 15 | u2-szar-bi2-u3-szu | |
| 16 | babila{ki} | |
| 17 | szum-szu s,i-ra-am ib-bi-u3 | |
| 18 | in ki-ib-ra-tim | |
| 19 | u2-sza-t,e4-ru-szu | |
| 20 | i-na li-ib-bi-szu | |
| 21 | szar-ru-tam da-ri2-tam | |
| 22 | sza ki-ma sza-me-e | |
| 23 | u3 er-s,e-tim | |
| 24 | isz-da-sza | |
| 25 | szu-ur2-szu-da | |
| 26 | u2-ki-in-nu-szum | |
| 27 | i-nu-mi-szu | |
| 28 | {disz}ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 | |
| 29 | ru-ba-am | |
| 30 | na-a'-dam | |
| 31 | pa-li-ih i3-li2 ia-ti | |
| 32 | mi-sza-ra-am | |
| 33 | i-na ma-tim | |
| 34 | a-na szu-pi2-i-im | |
| 35 | ra-ga-am u3 s,e-nam | |
| 36 | a-na hu-ul-lu-qi2-im | |
| 37 | dan-nu-um | |
| 38 | en-sza-am | |
| 39 | a-na la ha-ba-li-im | |
| 40 | ki-ma {d}utu | |
| 41 | a-na _sag-ge6_ | |
| 42 | wa-s,e-e-em-ma | |
| 43 | ma-tim | |
| 44 | nu-wu-ri-im | |
| 45 | an | |
| 46 | u3 {d}en-lil2 | |
| 47 | a-na szi-ir ni-szi | |
| 48 | t,u2-ub-bi-im | |
| 49 | szu-mi ib-bu-u2 | |
| 50 | {disz}ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 | |
| 51 | re-iu-um | |
| 52 | ni-bi-it | |
| 53 | {d}en-lil2 a-na-ku | |
| 54 | mu-kam-me-er | |
| 55 | nu-uh2-szi-im | |
| 56 | u3 t,u2-uh2-di-im | |
| 57 | mu-sza-ak-li-il | |
| 58 | mi-im-ma szum-szu | |
| 59 | a-na nibru{ki} _dur-an-ki_ | |
| 60 | za-ni-nu-um | |
| 61 | na-a'-du-um | |
| 62 | sza e2-kur | |
| 63 | _lugal_ le-iu-um | |
| 64 | mu-te-er {iri}eridu{ki} | |
| 65 | a-na asz-ri-szu | |
| 66 | mu-ub-bi-ib | |
| 67 | szu-luh e2-abzu | |
| 68 | ti-i-ib | |
| 69 | ki-ib-ra-at | |
| 70 | er-be2-tim | |
| 71 | mu-szar-bi2 zi-ik-ru | |
| 72 | babila{ki} | |
| 73 | mu-t,i3-ib | |
| 74 | li-ib-bi {d}marduk | |
| 75 | be-li2-szu | |
| 76 | sza u4-mi-szu | |
| 77 | iz-za-zu | |
| 78 | a-na e2-sag-il2 | |
| 79 | _numun_ szar-ru-tim | |
| 80 | sza {d}suen | |
| 81 | ib-ni-u3-szu | |
| 82 | mu-na-ah-hi-isz | |
| 83 | {iri}uri5{ki} | |
| 84 | wa-asz-ru-um | |
| 85 | mu-usz-te-mi-qum | |
| 86 | ba-bil2 _he2-gal2_ | |
| 87 | a-na e2-kisz-nu-gal2 | |
| 88 | _lugal_ ta-szi-im-tim | |
| 89 | sze-mu {d}utu da-num2 | |
| 90 | mu-ki-in | |
| 91 | _suhusz_ zimbir{ki} | |
| 92 | mu-sza-al-bi-isz | |
| 93 | wa-ar-qi2-im | |
| 94 | gi-gu-ne-e {d}a-a | |
| 95 | mu-s,i-ir | |
| 96 | e2-babbar | |
| 97 | sza ki szu-ba-at sza-ma-i | |
| 98 | _ur-sag_ ga-mi-il | |
| 99 | larsa{ki} | |
| 100 | mu-u4-di-isz e2-babbar | |
| 101 | a-na {d}utu | |
| 102 | re-s,i-szu | |
| 103 | be-lum mu-ba-li2-it, | |
| 104 | unu{ki} | |
| 105 | sza-ki-in me-e | |
| 106 | nu-uh2-szi-im | |
| 107 | a-na ni-szi-szu | |
| 108 | mu-ul-li | |
| 109 | re-esz e2-an-na | |
| 110 | mu-kam-me-er | |
| 111 | hi-is,-bi-im | |
| 112 | a-na _an_-nim | |
| 113 | u3 {d}inanna | |
| 114 | _an-dul3_ ma-tim | |
| 115 | mu-pa-ah-hi-ir | |
| 116 | ni-szi sa6-ap-ha-tim | |
| 117 | sza i3-si-in{ki} | |
| 118 | mu-t,a-ah-hi-id | |
| 119 | nu-uh2-szi-im | |
| 120 | _e2_ e2-gal-mah | |
| 121 | _uszumgal lugal_-ri2 | |
| 122 | ta-li-im | |
| 123 | {d}za-ba4-ba4 | |
| 124 | mu-szar-szi-id | |
| 125 | szu-ba-at {iri}kisz{ki} | |
| 126 | mu-usz-ta-as2-hi-ir | |
| 127 | me-le-em-mi | |
| 128 | e2-me-te-ur-sag | |
| 129 | mu-usz-te-es,-bi | |
| 130 | pa-ar-s,i2 ra-bu-u2-tim | |
| 131 | sza {d}inanna | |
| 132 | pa-qi2-id bi-tim | |
| 133 | hur-sag-kalam-ma | |
| 134 | sa-par4 na-ki-ri | |
| 135 | sza {d}er3-ra ru-szu | |
| 136 | u2-sza-ak-szi-du | |
| 137 | ni-iz-ma-su2 | |
| 138 | mu-sza-te-er | |
| 139 | {iri}gu2-du8-a{ki} | |
| 140 | mu-ra-ap-pi2-isz | |
| 141 | mi-im-ma szum-szu | |
| 142 | ana <e2>-mes-lam | |
| 143 | ri-mu-um | |
| 144 | ka-ad-ru-um | |
| 145 | mu-na-ak-ki-ip za-i-ri | |
| 146 | na-ra-am {d}tu-tu | |
| 147 | mu-ri-isz | |
| 148 | {iri}bar-si2-pa2{ki} | |
| 149 | na-a'-du-um | |
| 150 | la mu-up-pa-ar-ku-u2-um | |
| 151 | a-na e2-zi-da | |
| 152 | i-lu _lugal_-ri2 | |
| 153 | mu-de _igi-gal2_-im | |
| 154 | mu-sza-ad-di-il | |
| 155 | me-re-esz-tim | |
| 156 | sza dil-bat{ki} | |
| 157 | mu-ga-ar-ri-in _guru7-guru7_ | |
| 158 | a-na {d}urasz | |
| 159 | ga-asz-ri-im | |
| 160 | be-lum si2-ma-at | |
| 161 | ha-at,-t,i-im | |
| 162 | u3 a-ge-em | |
| 163 | sza u2-sza-ak-li-lu-szu | |
| 164 | e-ri-isz-tum | |
| 165 | {d}ma-ma | |
| 166 | mu-ki-in | |
| 167 | u2-s,u2-ra-tim | |
| 168 | sza kesz3{ki} | |
| 169 | mu-de-esz-szi | |
| 170 | ma-ka-li el-lu-tim | |
| 171 | a-na {d}nin-tu | |
| 172 | mu-usz-ta-lum | |
| 173 | gi-it-ma-lum | |
| 174 | sza-i-im | |
| 175 | mi-ri-tim | |
| 176 | u3 ma-asz-qi2-tim | |
| 177 | a-na lagasz{ki} | |
| 178 | u3 gir2-su{ki} | |
| 179 | mu-ki-il | |
| 180 | ni-in-da-be2-e | |
| 181 | ra-bu-tim | |
| 182 | a-na e2-ninnu | |
| 183 | mu-tam-me-eh a-a-bi | |
| 184 | mi-gi4-ir | |
| 185 | te-li-tim | |
| 186 | mu-sza-ak-li-il | |
| 187 | te-re-tim | |
| 188 | sza zabala2{ki} | |
| 189 | mu-ha-ad-di | |
| 190 | li-ib-bi {d}esz18-dar | |
| 191 | ru-bu-um el-lum | |
| 192 | sza ni-isz qa2-ti-szu | |
| 193 | {d}iszkur i-du-u2 | |
| 194 | mu-ne-eh | |
| 195 | li-ib-bi {d}iszkur | |
| 196 | gu2-ra-di-im | |
| 197 | i-na {iri}im{ki} | |
| 198 | mu-usz-ta-ak-ki-in | |
| 199 | si2-ma-tim | |
| 200 | i-na e2-u4-gal-gal | |
| 201 | _lugal_ na-di-in | |
| 202 | na-pi2-isz-tim | |
| 203 | a-na adab{ki} | |
| 204 | a-sze-er | |
| 205 | _e2_ e2-mah | |
| 206 | e-te-el _lugal_-ri2 | |
| 207 | qa2-ba-al | |
| 208 | la ma-ha-ri-im | |
| 209 | szu i-qi2-szu | |
| 210 | na-ap-sza-tam | |
| 211 | a-na {iri}masz-gan-szabra{ki} | |
| 212 | mu-sze-esz-qi2 | |
| 213 | nu-uh2-szi-im | |
| 214 | a-na <e2>-mes-lam | |
| 215 | em-qum | |
| 216 | mu-tab-bi-lum | |
| 217 | szu ik-szu-du | |
| 218 | na-ga-ab ur2-szi-im | |
| 219 | mu-usz-pa-az-zi-ir | |
| 220 | ni-szi ma3-al-nag-a {ki} | |
| 221 | in ka-ra-szi-im | |
| 222 | mu-szar-szi-du | |
| 223 | szu-ba-ti-szi-in | |
| 224 | in nu-uh2-szi-in | |
| 225 | a-na {d}en-ki | |
| 226 | u3 {d}dam-gal-nun-na | |
| 227 | mu-szar-bu-u2 | |
| 228 | szar-ru-ti-szu | |
| 229 | da-ri2-isz i-szi-mu | |
| 230 | zi-bi el-lu-tim | |
| 231 | a-sza-re-ed _lugal_-ri2 | |
| 232 | mu-ka-an-ni-isz | |
| 233 | da-ad-mi | |
| 234 | {i7}buranun-na | |
| 235 | i3-tum {d}da-gan | |
| 236 | ba-ni-szu | |
| 237 | szu ig-mi-lu | |
| 238 | ni-szi me-ra{ki} | |
| 239 | u3 tu-tu-ul{ki} | |
| 240 | ru-bu-um | |
| 241 | na-a'-du-um | |
| 242 | mu-na-wi-ir | |
| 243 | pa-ni {d}tiszpak | |
| 244 | sza-ki-in ma-ka-li el-lu-tim | |
| 245 | a-na {d}nin-a-zu | |
| 246 | sza-t,i3-ip ni-szi-szu | |
| 247 | in pu-usz-qi2-im | |
| 248 | mu-ki-in-nu | |
| 249 | isz-di-szi-in | |
| 250 | qer-bu-um | |
| 251 | babila{ki} | |
| 252 | szu-ul-ma-ni-isz | |
| 253 | _sipa_ ni-szi3 | |
| 254 | sza ep-sze-tu-szu | |
| 255 | e-li {d}esz18-dar t,a-ba | |
| 256 | mu-ki-in-ni {d}esz18-dar | |
| 257 | i-na e2-ul-masz | |
| 258 | qer-bu-um | |
| 259 | a-ga-de3{ki} | |
| 260 | re-bi-tim | |
| 261 | mu-sze-pi2 ki-na-tim | |
| 262 | mu-szu-sze-er am-mi | |
| 263 | mu-te-er | |
| 264 | {d}lamma-szu | |
| 265 | da-mi-iq-tim | |
| 266 | a-na {iri}a-szur4{ki} | |
| 267 | mu-sze-ep-pi2 na-bi-hi | |
| 268 | _lugal_ sza i-na ni-nu-a{ki} | |
| 269 | i-na e2-mes-mes | |
| 270 | u2-szu-pi2-u3 | |
| 271 | me-e {d}inanna | |
| 272 | na-a'-du-um | |
| 273 | mu-usz-te-mi-qum | |
| 274 | a-na _dingir gal-gal_ | |
| 275 | li-ip-li-pi2 | |
| 276 | sza {disz}su-mu-la-il3 | |
| 277 | _ibila_ da-num2 | |
| 278 | sza {disz}{d}suen-mu-ba-li2-it, | |
| 279 | _numun_ da-ri2-um | |
| 280 | sza szar-ru-tim | |
| 281 | _lugal_ da-num2 | |
| 282 | {d}utu-szu | |
| 283 | babila{ki} | |
| 284 | mu-sze-s,i2 nu-ri-im | |
| 285 | a-na ma-at | |
| 286 | szu-me-ri2-im | |
| 287 | u3 ak-ka-di-im | |
| 288 | _lugal_ mu-usz-te-esz-mi | |
| 289 | ki-ib-ra-at | |
| 290 | ar-ba-im | |
| 291 | mi-gi4-ir {d}inanna a-na-ku | |
| 292 | i-nu-ma | |
| 293 | {d}marduk | |
| 294 | a-na szu-te-szu-ur ni-szi | |
| 295 | _kalam_ u2-si-im | |
| 296 | szu-hu-zi-im | |
| 297 | u2-wa-e-ra-an-ni | |
| 298 | ki-it-tam | |
| 299 | u3 mi-sza-ra-am | |
| 300 | i-na _ka_ ma-tim | |
| 301 | asz-ku-un | |
| 302 | szi-ir ni-szi u2-t,i-ib | |
| 303 | i-nu-mi-szu | |
| 304 | szum-ma a-wi-lum a-wi-lam | |
| 305 | u2-ub-bi-ir-ma | |
| 306 | ne-er-tam e-li-szu | |
| 307 | id-di-ma | |
| 308 | la uk-ti-in-szu | |
| 309 | mu-ub-bi-ir-szu | |
| 310 | id-da-ak | |
| 311 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 312 | ki-isz-pi2 | |
| 313 | e-li a-wi-lim id-di-ma | |
| 314 | la uk-ti-in-szu | |
| 315 | sza e-li-szu | |
| 316 | ki-isz-pu na-du-u2 | |
| 317 | a-na {d}i7 | |
| 318 | i-il-la-ak | |
| 319 | {d}i7 i-sza-al-li-a-am-ma | |
| 320 | szum-ma {d}i7 | |
| 321 | ik-ta-sza-su2 | |
| 322 | mu-ub-bi-ir-szu | |
| 323 | _e2_-su2 i-tab-ba-al | |
| 324 | szum-ma a-wi-lam szu-a-ti | |
| 325 | {d}i7 | |
| 326 | u2-te-eb-bi-ba-asz-szu-ma | |
| 327 | isz-ta-al-ma-am | |
| 328 | sza e-li-szu | |
| 329 | ki-isz-pi2 id-du-u2 | |
| 330 | id-da-ak | |
| 331 | sza {d}i7 | |
| 332 | isz-li-a-am | |
| 333 | _e2_ mu-ub-bi-ri-szu | |
| 334 | i-tab-ba-al | |
| 335 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 336 | i-na di-nim | |
| 337 | a-na szi-bu-ut | |
| 338 | sa3-ar-ra-tim | |
| 339 | u2-s,i-a-am-ma | |
| 340 | a-wa-at iq-bu-u2 | |
| 341 | la uk-ti-in | |
| 342 | szum-ma di-nu-um szu-u2 | |
| 343 | di-in na-pi2-isz-tim | |
| 344 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 345 | id-da-ak | |
| 346 | szum-ma a-na szi-bu-ut | |
| 347 | _sze_ u3 _ku3-babbar_ | |
| 348 | u2-s,i-a-am | |
| 349 | a-ra-an | |
| 350 | di-nim szu-a-ti | |
| 351 | it-ta-na-asz-szi | |
| 352 | szum-ma da-a-a-nu-um | |
| 353 | di-nam i-di-in | |
| 354 | pu-ru-sa3-am | |
| 355 | ip-ru-us2 | |
| 356 | ku-nu-uk-kam | |
| 357 | u2-sze-zi-ib | |
| 358 | wa-ar-ka-nu-um-ma | |
| 359 | di-in-szu i-te-ni | |
| 360 | da-a-a-nam szu-a-ti | |
| 361 | i-na di-in i-di-nu | |
| 362 | e-ne-em | |
| 363 | u2-ka-an-nu-szu-ma | |
| 364 | ru-gu-um-ma-am | |
| 365 | sza i-na di-nim szu-a-ti | |
| 366 | ib-ba-asz-szu-u2 | |
| 367 | _a-ra2_ 1(u) 2(disz)-szu | |
| 368 | i-na-ad-di-in | |
| 369 | u3 i-na pu-uh2-ri-im | |
| 370 | i-na _{gesz}gu-za_ | |
| 371 | da-a-a-nu-ti-szu | |
| 372 | u2-sze-et-bu-u2-szu-ma | |
| 373 | u2-ul i-ta-ar-ma | |
| 374 | it-ti da-a-a-ni | |
| 375 | i-na di-nim | |
| 376 | u2-ul usz-ša-ab | |
| 377 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 378 | _nig2-gur10 dingir_ | |
| 379 | u3 _e2-gal_ | |
| 380 | isz-ri-iq | |
| 381 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 382 | id-da-ak | |
| 383 | u3 sza szu-ur2-qa2-am | |
| 384 | i-na qa2-ti-szu | |
| 385 | im-hu-ru | |
| 386 | id-da-ak | |
| 387 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 388 | lu _ku3-babbar_ | |
| 389 | lu _ku3-sig17_ | |
| 390 | lu _ARAD2_ lu _geme2_ | |
| 391 | lu _gu4_ lu _udu_ | |
| 392 | lu _ansze_ | |
| 393 | u3 lu mi-im-ma szum-szu | |
| 394 | i-na qa2-at _dumu_ a-wi-lim | |
| 395 | u3 lu _ARAD2_ a-wi-lim | |
| 396 | ba-lum szi-bi | |
| 397 | u3 ri-ik-sa-tim | |
| 398 | isz-ta-am | |
| 399 | u3 lu a-na ma-s,a-ru-tim | |
| 400 | im-hu-ur | |
| 401 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 402 | szar-ra-aq id-da-ak | |
| 403 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 404 | lu _gu4_ lu _udu_ lu _ansze_ lu _szah2_ | |
| 405 | u3 lu _{gesz}ma2_ | |
| 406 | isz-ri-iq | |
| 407 | szum-ma sza i-lim | |
| 408 | szum-ma sza _e2-gal_ | |
| 409 | _a-ra2_ 3(u)-szu | |
| 410 | i-na-ad-di-in | |
| 411 | szum-ma sza _|MASZ.EN.GAG|_ | |
| 412 | _a-ra2_ 1(u)-szu i-ri-a-ab | |
| 413 | szum-ma szar-ra-qa2-nu-um | |
| 414 | sza na-da-nim la i-szu | |
| 415 | id-da-ak | |
| 416 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 417 | sza mi-im-mu-szu hal-qu2 | |
| 418 | mi-im-ma-szu | |
| 419 | hal-qa2-am | |
| 420 | i-na qa2-ti a-wi-lim | |
| 421 | is,-s,a-ba-at | |
| 422 | a-wi-lum sza hu-ul-qum | |
| 423 | i-na qa2-ti-szu | |
| 424 | s,a-ab-tu | |
| 425 | na-di-na-nu-um-mi id-di-nam | |
| 426 | ma-har szi-bi-mi | |
| 427 | a-sza-am | |
| 428 | iq-ta-bi | |
| 429 | u3 be-el hu-ul-qi2-im | |
| 430 | szi-bi mu-de | |
| 431 | hu-ul-qi2-ia-mi | |
| 432 | lu-ub-lam | |
| 433 | iq-ta-bi | |
| 434 | sza-a-a-ma-nu-um | |
| 435 | na-di-in | |
| 436 | id-di-nu-szum | |
| 437 | u3 szi-bi | |
| 438 | sza i-na mah-ri-szu-nu | |
| 439 | i-sza-mu it-ba-lam | |
| 440 | u3 be-el hu-ul-qi2-im | |
| 441 | szi-bi mu-de hu-ul-qi2-szu | |
| 442 | it-ba-lam | |
| 443 | da-a-a-nu | |
| 444 | a-wa-a-ti-szu-nu | |
| 445 | i-im-ma-ru-ma | |
| 446 | szi-bu sza mah-ri-szu-nu | |
| 447 | szi-mu-um | |
| 448 | isz-sza-mu | |
| 449 | u3 szi-bu mu-de | |
| 450 | hu-ul-qi2-im | |
| 451 | mu-du-su2-nu | |
| 452 | ma-har i-lim | |
| 453 | i-qa2-ab-bu-ma | |
| 454 | na-di-na-nu-um | |
| 455 | szar-ra-aq id-da-ak | |
| 456 | be-el hu-ul-qi2-im | |
| 457 | hu-lu-uq-szu | |
| 458 | i-le-qe2 | |
| 459 | sza-a-a-ma-nu-um | |
| 460 | a-na bi-it | |
| 461 | na-di-na-nim | |
| 462 | _ku3-babbar_ isz-qu2-lu | |
| 463 | i-le-qe2 | |
| 464 | szum-ma sza-a-a-ma-nu-um | |
| 465 | na-di-in | |
| 466 | id-di-nu-szum | |
| 467 | u3 szi-bi sza i-na mah-ri-szu-nu | |
| 468 | i-sza-mu | |
| 469 | la it-ba-lam | |
| 470 | be-el hu-ul-qi2-im-ma | |
| 471 | szi-bi mu-de | |
| 472 | hu-ul-qi2-szu it-ba-lam | |
| 473 | sza-a-a-ma-nu-um | |
| 474 | szar-ra-aq id-da-ak | |
| 475 | be-el hu-ul-qi2-im | |
| 476 | hu-lu-uq-szu | |
| 477 | i-le-qe2 | |
| 478 | szum-ma be-el hu-ul-qi2-im | |
| 479 | szi-bi mu-de | |
| 480 | hu-ul-qi2-szu | |
| 481 | la it-ba-lam | |
| 482 | sa3-ar | |
| 483 | tu-usz-sza-am-ma id-di | |
| 484 | id-da-ak | |
| 485 | szum-ma na-di-na-nu-um | |
| 486 | a-na szi-im-tim | |
| 487 | it-ta-la-ak | |
| 488 | sza-a-a-ma-nu-um | |
| 489 | i-na bi-it | |
| 490 | na-di-na-nim | |
| 491 | ru-gu-um-me-e | |
| 492 | di-nim szu-a-ti | |
| 493 | _a-ra2_ 5(disz)-szu | |
| 494 | i-le-qe2 | |
| 495 | szum-ma a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 496 | szi-bu-szu la qer-bu | |
| 497 | da-a-a-nu a-da-nam | |
| 498 | a-na _iti 6(disz)-kam_ | |
| 499 | i-sza-ak-ka-nu-szum-ma | |
| 500 | szum-ma i-na _iti 6(disz)-kam_ | |
| 501 | szi-bi-szu la ir-di-a-am | |
| 502 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 503 | sa3-ar | |
| 504 | a-ra-an di-nim szu-a-ti | |
| 505 | it-ta-na-asz-szi | |
| 506 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 507 | _dumu_ a-wi-lim | |
| 508 | s,e-eh-ra-am | |
| 509 | isz-ta-ri-iq | |
| 510 | id-da-ak | |
| 511 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 512 | lu _ARAD2 e2-gal_ | |
| 513 | lu _geme2 e2-gal_ | |
| 514 | lu _ARAD2 |MASZ.EN.GAG|_ | |
| 515 | lu _geme2 |MASZ.EN.GAG|_ | |
| 516 | _abul_ usz-te-s,i2 | |
| 517 | id-da-ak | |
| 518 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 519 | lu _ARAD2_ lu _geme2_ | |
| 520 | hal-qa2-am | |
| 521 | sza _e2-gal_ | |
| 522 | u3 lu _|MASZ.EN.GAG|_ | |
| 523 | i-na bi-ti-szu | |
| 524 | ir-ta-qi2-ma | |
| 525 | a-na szi-si-it | |
| 526 | na-gi-ri-im | |
| 527 | la usz-te-s,i2-a-am | |
| 528 | be-el _e2_ szu-u2 | |
| 529 | id-da-ak | |
| 530 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 531 | lu _ARAD2_ lu _geme2_ | |
| 532 | hal-qa2-am | |
| 533 | i-na s,e-ri-im | |
| 534 | is,-ba-at-ma | |
| 535 | a-na be-li2-szu | |
| 536 | ir-te-di-a-asz-szu | |
| 537 | _2(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_ | |
| 538 | be-el _ARAD2_ | |
| 539 | i-na-ad-di-isz-szum | |
| 540 | szum-ma _ARAD2_ szu-u2 | |
| 541 | be-el-szu | |
| 542 | la iz-za-kar | |
| 543 | a-na _e2-gal_ | |
| 544 | i-re-ed-de-szu | |
| 545 | wa-ar-ka-su2 | |
| 546 | ip-pa-ar-ra-as2-ma | |
| 547 | a-na be-li2-szu | |
| 548 | u2-ta-ar-ru-szu | |
| 549 | szum-ma _ARAD2_ | |
| 550 | szu-a-ti | |
| 551 | i-na bi-ti-szu | |
| 552 | ik-ta-la-szu | |
| 553 | wa-ar-ka _ARAD2_ | |
| 554 | i-na qa2-ti-szu | |
| 555 | it-ta-as,-ba-at | |
| 556 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 557 | id-da-ak | |
| 558 | szum-ma _ARAD2_ | |
| 559 | i-na qa2-at | |
| 560 | s,a-bi-ta-ni-szu | |
| 561 | ih-ta-li-iq | |
| 562 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 563 | a-na be-el _ARAD2_ | |
| 564 | ni-isz i-lim | |
| 565 | i-za-kar-ma | |
| 566 | u2-ta-asz-szar | |
| 567 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 568 | bi-tam | |
| 569 | ip-lu-usz | |
| 570 | i-na pa-ni | |
| 571 | pi2-il-szi-im | |
| 572 | szu-a-ti | |
| 573 | i-du-uk-ku-szu-ma | |
| 574 | i-ha-al-la-lu-szu | |
| 575 | szum-ma a-wi-lum | |
| 576 | hu-ub-tam | |
| 577 | ih-bu-ut-ma | |
| 578 | it-ta-as,-ba-at | |
| 579 | a-wi-lum szu-u2 | |
| 580 | id-da-ak | |
| 581 | szum-ma ha-ab-ba-tum | |
| 582 | la it-ta-as,-ba-at | |
| 583 | a-wi-lum | |
| 584 | ha-ab-tum | |
| 585 | mi-im-ma-szu | |
| 586 | hal-qa2-am | |
| 587 | ma-ha-ar | |
| 588 | i-lim | |
| 589 | u2-ba-ar-ma | |
| 590 | _iri_ | |
| 591 | u3 ra-bi-a-nu-um | |
| 592 | sza i-na er-s,e-ti-szu-nu | |
| 593 | u3 pa-t,i-szu-nu | |
| 594 | hu-ub-tum | |
| 595 | ih-ha-ab-tu | |
| 596 | mi-im-ma-szu | |
| 597 | hal-qa2-am | |
| 598 | i-ri-a-ab-bu-szum | |
| 599 | szum-ma na-pi2-isz-tum | |
| 600 | _iri_ u3 ra-bi-a-nu-um | |
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