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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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DesignationRIME 4.03.06.add21 (Laws of Hammurapi) composite
IDP464358
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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surface a 1When the august Anu,
surface a 2king of the Anunnaku,
surface a 3and Enlil,
surface a 4lord of heaven
surface a 5and earth,
surface a 6who determines
surface a 7the destinies of the land,
surface a 8to Marduk,
surface a 9the firstborn son
surface a 10of Ea,
surface a 11supreme power
surface a 12over all peoples,
surface a 13allotted,
surface a 14among the Igigu,
surface a 15exalted him,
surface a 16Babylon
surface a 17with its august name named,
surface a 18and within the regions
surface a 19made it supreme;
surface a 20and within it
surface a 21eternal kingship
surface a 22whose, like heaven
surface a 23and earth,
surface a 24foundations
surface a 25are fixed,
surface a 26established for him;
surface a 27at that time,
surface a 28Hammurapi
surface a 29the prince
surface a 30pious,
surface a 31who venerates the gods, me
surface a 32justice
surface a 33in the land,
surface a 34to make prevail,
surface a 35the wicked and the evil
surface a 36to destroy,
surface a 37that the strong
surface a 38the weak
surface a 39not oppress,
surface a 40like Šamaš
surface a 41to the black-headed ones
surface a 42to rise,
surface a 43the land
surface a 44to illuminate,
surface a 45Anu
surface a 46and Enlil
surface a 47the flesh of the people
surface a 48to improve,
surface a 49by my name named.
surface a 50Hammurapi,
surface a 51the shepherd,
surface a 52selected
surface a 53by the god Enlil am I,
surface a 54he who heaps
surface a 55high abundance
surface a 56and plenty
surface a 57who perfects
surface a 58every possible thing
surface a 59for Nippur Band-of-Heaven-and-Earth,
surface a 60provider
surface a 61pious
surface a 62of Ekur;
surface a 63capable king,
surface a 64restorer of Eridu,
surface a 65to its place,
surface a 66purifier
surface a 67of the rites of E’abzu
surface a 68the onslaught
surface a 69of the regions
surface a 70four
surface a 71who magnifies the name
surface a 72of Babylon,
surface a 73who sweetens
surface a 74heart of Marduk
surface a 75his lord,
surface a 76whose days
surface a 77he stands
surface a 78for Esagila;
surface a 79seed of royalty,
surface a 80he whom Sîn
surface a 81created
surface a 82enricher
surface a 83of Ur
surface a 84humble,
surface a 85talented,
surface a 86who provides abundance
surface a 87for Egishnugal;
surface a 88discerning king
surface a 89who listens to Šamaš, strong,
surface a 90who establishes
surface a 91the foundations of Sippar,
surface a 92who drapes
surface a 93with greenery
surface a 94the sacred building if Aya,
surface a 95who made famous
surface a 96Ebabbar,
surface a 97akin to the residence of heaven;
surface a 98warrior, who shows mercy
surface a 99to Larsa
surface a 100who renews the Ebabbar
surface a 101for Šamaš
surface a 102his ally;
surface a 103the lord who revitalizes
surface a 104Uruk
surface a 105who provides waters
surface a 106of abundance
surface a 107for its people
surface a 108who raises
surface a 109the head of Eanna
surface a 110who heaps up
surface a 111bountiful produce
surface a 112for Anum
surface a 113and Ištar
surface a 114the protecting canopy of the land
surface a 115who gathers together
surface a 116the scattered peoples
surface a 117of Isin,
surface a 118who supplies
surface a 119abundance
surface a 120for the house of Egalmaḫ,
surface a 121dragon among kings,
surface a 122beloved brother
surface a 123of Zababa
surface a 124founder
surface a 125of the settlement of Kish,
surface a 126who surrounds
surface a 127with splendor,
surface a 128the E-mete-ursag
surface a 129who arranges
surface a 130the great rites
surface a 131of Ištar
surface a 132who takes charge of the house of
surface a 133Ḫursag-kalama
surface a 134throw-net for the enemies,
surface a 135whom Erra, his companion,
surface a 136has caused to achieve,
surface a 137his heart’s desire,
surface a 138who enlarges
surface a 139Kutû,
surface a 140who augments
surface a 141everything
surface a 142for Emeslam;
surface a 143the wild bull,
surface a 144fierce one,
surface a 145who gores the enemy,
surface a 146beloved of Tutu,
surface a 147the one who makes exult
surface a 148Borsippa,
surface a 149the pious one
surface a 150who does not fail in his duties
surface a 151to the Ezida temple,
surface a 152gods of kings;
surface a 153the one who is steeped in wisdom,
surface a 154who enlarges
surface a 155the cultivated area
surface a 156of Dilbat,
surface a 157who heaps up the silos
surface a 158for Uraš,
surface a 159the mighty one;
surface a 160the lord, worthy
surface a 161of the scepter
surface a 162and crown
surface a 163bestowed upon him
surface a 164by the wise
surface a 165Mama,
surface a 166who devised
surface a 167the plans
surface a 168of Kesh,
surface a 169who provides
surface a 170the pure food offerings
surface a 171for Nintu;
surface a 172the judicious one,
surface a 173the noble one,
surface a 174who allots
surface a 175pasturage
surface a 176and watering place
surface a 177for the cities of Lagash
surface a 178and Girsu,
surface a 179who provides
surface a 180food-offerings,
surface a 181plentiful,
surface a 182for the Eninnu;
surface a 183who seizes the enemies,
surface a 184beloved of
surface a 185the able one (Ištar),
surface a 186who perfects
surface a 187the oracles
surface a 188of Zabala,
surface a 189who gladdens
surface a 190the stomach Ishtar;
surface a 191the pure prince,
surface a 192whose prayers
surface a 193Adad acknowledges,
surface a 194appeaser
surface a 195of the heart of Adad,
surface a 196the hero
surface a 197in Karkara,
surface a 198who installs
surface a 199the proper appointments
surface a 200throughout the Eudgalgal;
surface a 201the king who gives
surface a 202life
surface a 203to Adab,
surface a 204who organizes
surface a 205the house Emaḫ;
surface a 206lord of kings,
surface a 207warrior,
surface a 208without peer,
surface a 209he who granted
surface a 210life
surface a 211to Maškan-šāpir,
surface a 212who gives waters
surface a 213of abundance
surface a 214to the Emeslam;
surface a 215wise one,
surface a 216the organizer,
surface a 217he who has mastered
surface a 218all wisdom,
surface a 219who shelters
surface a 220the people of Malgium
surface a 221in the face of annihilation,
surface a 222who founds
surface a 223their settlements
surface a 224in abundance,
surface a 225who for Ea
surface a 226and Damkina
surface a 227who magnify
surface a 228his kingship,
surface a 229forever decreed
surface a 230pure food offerings
surface a 231leader of kings,
surface a 232who subdues
surface a 233the settlements
surface a 234of the Euphrates
surface a 235by the oracular command of Dagan,
surface a 236his creator,
surface a 237who showed mercy
surface a 238to the people of Mari
surface a 239and Tuttul;
surface a 240the prince,
surface a 241pious,
surface a 242who brightens
surface a 243the face of Tišpak,
surface a 244who provides pure feasts
surface a 245for Ninazu,
surface a 246who sustains his people
surface a 247in crisis,
surface a 248who secures
surface a 249their foundations
surface a 250in the midst
surface a 251of Babylon
surface a 252in peace;
surface a 253shepherd of the people,
surface a 254whose deeds
surface a 255to Ištar are pleasing,
surface a 256who establishes Ištar
surface a 257in the Eulmaš
surface a 258in the midst
surface a 259of Akkad-
surface a 260City
surface a 261who proclaims truth,
surface a 262who guides the population properly,
surface a 263who restores
surface a 264its protective spirit
surface a 265benevolent,
surface a 266to Assur;
surface a 267who quells the rebellious,
surface a 268the king who in Nineveh
surface a 269in the Emesmes
surface a 270proclaimed
surface a 271the rites for Ishtar;
surface a 272the pious one,
surface a 273who prays ceaselessly
surface a 274for the great gods,
surface a 275scion
surface a 276of Sumu-la-el,
surface a 277mighty heir
surface a 278of Sîn-muballiṭ,
surface a 279eternal seed
surface a 280of royalty,
surface a 281mighty king,
surface a 282solar disk
surface a 283of Babylon,
surface a 284who spreads light
surface a 285over the lands
surface a 286of Sumer
surface a 287and Akkad,
surface a 288king who makes obedient,
surface a 289the regions
surface a 290four,
surface a 291favored of Ištar, am I.
surface a 292When
surface a 293Marduk
surface a 294just ways for the people
surface a 295of the land, appropriate behavior
surface a 296to provide
surface a 297commanded me,
surface a 298truth
surface a 299and justice
surface a 300as the declaration of the land
surface a 301I established,
surface a 302the flesh of the people I sweetened.
surface a 303At that time:
surface a 304If a man a man
surface a 305accused, and
surface a 306murder against him
surface a 307threw, and
surface a 308has not proven it,
surface a 309his accuser
surface a 310shall be killed.
surface a 311If a man
surface a 312sorcery
surface a 313against a man threw, and
surface a 314has not proven it,
surface a 315against whom
surface a 316sorcery was thrown
surface a 317to Id
surface a 318shall go,
surface a 319into Id he shall jump;
surface a 320if Id
surface a 321has overcome him,
surface a 322his accuser
surface a 323his household shall carry away;
surface a 324if that man
surface a 325Id
surface a 326has cleansed him, and
surface a 327he has emerged whole,
surface a 328who against him
surface a 329sorcery threw
surface a 330shall be killed;
surface a 331who into Id
surface a 332jumped
surface a 333the household of his accuser
surface a 334shall carry away.
surface a 335If a man
surface a 336in a case
surface a 337to testimony
surface a 338of falsehood
surface a 339went forth, and
surface a 340the words that he spoke
surface a 341has not proven,
surface a 342if that judgment
surface a 343is a judgment of life
surface a 344that man
surface a 345shall be killed.
surface a 346If to testimony
surface a 347of grain or silver
surface a 348he went out,
surface a 349the punishment
surface a 350of that case
surface a 351he shall bear.
surface a 352If a judge
surface a 353a case judged,
surface a 354a decision
surface a 355reached,
surface a 356a sealed document
surface a 357deposited,
surface a 358then later
surface a 359his judgment has changed,
surface a 360that judge,
surface a 361the case that he judged
surface a 362having changed,
surface a 363they shall prove,
surface a 364the claim
surface a 365that in that case
surface a 366arose
surface a 36712-fold
surface a 368he shall give;
surface a 369and in the assembly
surface a 370from the seat
surface a 371of his judgship
surface a 372they shall lift him up, and
surface a 373he shall not return and
surface a 374with the judges
surface a 375in a case
surface a 376he shall not sit.
surface a 377If a man
surface a 378the property of a god
surface a 379or the palace
surface a 380stole,
surface a 381that man
surface a 382shall be killed;
surface a 383further, the one who the stolen property
surface a 384in his hand
surface a 385received,
surface a 386shall be killed.
surface a 387If a man
surface a 388either silver
surface a 389or gold,
surface a 390or a male-slave or a female-slave
surface a 391or an ox or a sheep,
surface a 392or donkey,
surface a 393or anything else,
surface a 394from the hand of the son of a man
surface a 395or the slave of a man
surface a 396without witnesses
surface a 397or binding contracts
surface a 398has purchased,
surface a 399or else for safekeeping
surface a 400received,
surface a 401that man
surface a 402is a thief, he shall be killed.
surface a 403If a man
surface a 404either an ox or a sheep or a donkey or a pig
surface a 405or a barge
surface a 406stole,
surface a 407if that of a god,
surface a 408if that of the palace,
surface a 40930-fold
surface a 410he shall give;
surface a 411if belonging to an m.,
surface a 41210-fold he shall replace it;
surface a 413if that thief
surface a 414(the means) of giving does not have,
surface a 415he shall be killed.
surface a 416If a man
surface a 417whose property went missing
surface a 418his property,
surface a 419missing,
surface a 420in the hand of a man
surface a 421has seized,
surface a 422the man who the missing property
surface a 423in his hand
surface a 424was seized,
surface a 425“A seller sold it to me,
surface a 426before witnesses
surface a 427I purchased,”
surface a 428has said,
surface a 429and the lord of the missing property
surface a 430“Witnesses knowers
surface a 431of my missing property
surface a 432let me bring,”
surface a 433has said;
surface a 434that purchaser
surface a 435the seller
surface a 436who sold to him
surface a 437and the witnesses
surface a 438in front of whom
surface a 439he bought, produced,
surface a 440and the lord of the missing property
surface a 441witnesses, knowers of his missing property
surface a 442produced:
surface a 443the judges
surface a 444his words
surface a 445shall inspect and
surface a 446witnesses before whom
surface a 447the purchase
surface a 448was purchased
surface a 449and witnesses, knowers
surface a 450of the missing property
surface a 451their knowledge
surface a 452before the god
surface a 453shall speak
surface a 454that seller
surface a 455is a thief, he shall be killed;
surface a 456the lord of the missing property
surface a 457his missing property
surface a 458shall take;
surface a 459that purchaser
surface a 460from the house
surface a 461of the seller
surface a 462silver that he weighed out
surface a 463shall take.
surface a 464if that purchaser
surface a 465the seller
surface a 466who sold to him
surface a 467the witnesses in front of whom
surface a 468he purchased
surface a 469did not produce,
surface a 470whereas the lord of the stolen property
surface a 471witnesses, knowers
surface a 472of his stolen property produced,
surface a 473that seller
surface a 474is a thief, he shall be killed;
surface a 475the owner of the missing property
surface a 476his missing property
surface a 477shall take.
surface a 478If the lord of missing property
surface a 479witnesses, knowers of
surface a 480his missing property
surface a 481did not produce,
surface a 482he is a liar,
surface a 483slander he has leveled,
surface a 484he shall be killed.
surface a 485If the seller
surface a 486to (his) destiny
surface a 487has gone,
surface a 488the purchaser
surface a 489from the household
surface a 490of the seller
surface a 491the claim
surface a 492of that case
surface a 4935-fold
surface a 494shall take.
surface a 495If that man
surface a 496his witnesses are not near
surface a 497the judges a deadline
surface a 498for the 6th month (hence)
surface a 499they shall set for him,
surface a 500if in the 6th month
surface a 501his witnesses did not bring in,
surface a 502that man
surface a 503is a liar;
surface a 504the punishment of that case
surface a 505he will bear.
surface a 506If a man
surface a 507the son of a man,
surface a 508a young one,
surface a 509has stolen,
surface a 510he shall be killed.
surface a 511If a man
surface a 512either a male-slave of the palace
surface a 513or a female-slave of the palace,
surface a 514or a male-slave of an m.,
surface a 515or a female-slave of an m.,
surface a 516through a city gate has let go out,
surface a 517he shall be killed.
surface a 518If a man
surface a 519either a male-slave or a female-slave,
surface a 520missing,
surface a 521of the palace
surface a 522or of an m.,
surface a 523in his household
surface a 524has harbored,
surface a 525at the cries
surface a 526of the herald
surface a 527has not let him go out,
surface a 528that lord of a household
surface a 529shall be killed.
surface a 530If a man
surface a 531either a male-slave or female-slave,
surface a 532missing,
surface a 533in open space
surface a 534did seize, and
surface a 535to his lord
surface a 536has led him,
surface a 5372 shekels of silver
surface a 538the lord of the slave
surface a 539will give him.
surface a 540If that slave
surface a 541his lord
surface a 542has not declared,
surface a 543to the palace
surface a 544he will lead him
surface a 545his background
surface a 546will be decided, and
surface a 547to his lord
surface a 548they shall return him.
surface a 549If the slave,
surface a 550that one,
surface a 551in his household
surface a 552he has held,
surface a 553later the slave
surface a 554in his hand
surface a 555has been seized,
surface a 556that man
surface a 557shall be killed.
surface a 558If a slave
surface a 559from the hand of
surface a 560of his seizer
surface a 561has gone missing,
surface a 562that man
surface a 563to the lord of the slave
surface a 564life of the god
surface a 565shall declare, and
surface a 566he shall go free.
surface a 567If a man
surface a 568a house
surface a 569breached,
surface a 570in the face of
surface a 571the breach,
surface a 572that one,
surface a 573they shall kill him, and
surface a 574hang him.
surface a 575If a man
surface a 576a robbery
surface a 577has commited, and
surface a 578he has been siezed,
surface a 579that man
surface a 580shall be killed.
surface a 581If the robber
surface a 582has not been siezed,
surface a 583the man
surface a 584robbed
surface a 585all of his
surface a 586missing items
surface a 587in front of
surface a 588god
surface a 589shall establish, and
surface a 590the city
surface a 591and the mayor
surface a 592in whose region
surface a 593and district
surface a 594the robbery
surface a 595has was commited
surface a 596whatever of his
surface a 597missing items
surface a 598they shall replace for him.
surface a 599If it is a capital (crime),
surface a 600the city and the mayor

Transliteration (ATF)

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LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1i3-nu an s,i-ru-um
2_lugal_ {d}a-nun-na-ki
3{d}en-lil2
4be-el sza-me-e
5u3 er-s,e-tim
6sza-i-im
7szi-ma-at _kalam_
8a-na {d}marduk
9_dumu_ re-esz-ti-im
10sza {d}en-ki
11{d}en-lil2-ut
12kisz ni-szi3
13i-szi-mu-szum
14in i-gi4-gi4
15u2-szar-bi2-u3-szu
16babila{ki}
17szum-szu s,i-ra-am ib-bi-u3
18in ki-ib-ra-tim
19u2-sza-t,e4-ru-szu
20i-na li-ib-bi-szu
21szar-ru-tam da-ri2-tam
22sza ki-ma sza-me-e
23u3 er-s,e-tim
24isz-da-sza
25szu-ur2-szu-da
26u2-ki-in-nu-szum
27i-nu-mi-szu
28{disz}ha-am-mu-ra-pi2
29ru-ba-am
30na-a'-dam
31pa-li-ih i3-li2 ia-ti
32mi-sza-ra-am
33i-na ma-tim
34a-na szu-pi2-i-im
35ra-ga-am u3 s,e-nam
36a-na hu-ul-lu-qi2-im
37dan-nu-um
38en-sza-am
39a-na la ha-ba-li-im
40ki-ma {d}utu
41a-na _sag-ge6_
42wa-s,e-e-em-ma
43ma-tim
44nu-wu-ri-im
45an
46u3 {d}en-lil2
47a-na szi-ir ni-szi
48t,u2-ub-bi-im
49szu-mi ib-bu-u2
50{disz}ha-am-mu-ra-pi2
51re-iu-um
52ni-bi-it
53{d}en-lil2 a-na-ku
54mu-kam-me-er
55nu-uh2-szi-im
56u3 t,u2-uh2-di-im
57mu-sza-ak-li-il
58mi-im-ma szum-szu
59a-na nibru{ki} _dur-an-ki_
60za-ni-nu-um
61na-a'-du-um
62sza e2-kur
63_lugal_ le-iu-um
64mu-te-er {iri}eridu{ki}
65a-na asz-ri-szu
66mu-ub-bi-ib
67szu-luh e2-abzu
68ti-i-ib
69ki-ib-ra-at
70er-be2-tim
71mu-szar-bi2 zi-ik-ru
72babila{ki}
73mu-t,i3-ib
74li-ib-bi {d}marduk
75be-li2-szu
76sza u4-mi-szu
77iz-za-zu
78a-na e2-sag-il2
79_numun_ szar-ru-tim
80sza {d}suen
81ib-ni-u3-szu
82mu-na-ah-hi-isz
83{iri}uri5{ki}
84wa-asz-ru-um
85mu-usz-te-mi-qum
86ba-bil2 _he2-gal2_
87a-na e2-kisz-nu-gal2
88_lugal_ ta-szi-im-tim
89sze-mu {d}utu da-num2
90mu-ki-in
91_suhusz_ zimbir{ki}
92mu-sza-al-bi-isz
93wa-ar-qi2-im
94gi-gu-ne-e {d}a-a
95mu-s,i-ir
96e2-babbar
97sza ki szu-ba-at sza-ma-i
98_ur-sag_ ga-mi-il
99larsa{ki}
100mu-u4-di-isz e2-babbar
101a-na {d}utu
102re-s,i-szu
103be-lum mu-ba-li2-it,
104unu{ki}
105sza-ki-in me-e
106nu-uh2-szi-im
107a-na ni-szi-szu
108mu-ul-li
109re-esz e2-an-na
110mu-kam-me-er
111hi-is,-bi-im
112a-na _an_-nim
113u3 {d}inanna
114_an-dul3_ ma-tim
115mu-pa-ah-hi-ir
116ni-szi sa6-ap-ha-tim
117sza i3-si-in{ki}
118mu-t,a-ah-hi-id
119nu-uh2-szi-im
120_e2_ e2-gal-mah
121_uszumgal lugal_-ri2
122ta-li-im
123{d}za-ba4-ba4
124mu-szar-szi-id
125szu-ba-at {iri}kisz{ki}
126mu-usz-ta-as2-hi-ir
127me-le-em-mi
128e2-me-te-ur-sag
129mu-usz-te-es,-bi
130pa-ar-s,i2 ra-bu-u2-tim
131sza {d}inanna
132pa-qi2-id bi-tim
133hur-sag-kalam-ma
134sa-par4 na-ki-ri
135sza {d}er3-ra ru-szu
136u2-sza-ak-szi-du
137ni-iz-ma-su2
138mu-sza-te-er
139{iri}gu2-du8-a{ki}
140mu-ra-ap-pi2-isz
141mi-im-ma szum-szu
142ana <e2>-mes-lam
143ri-mu-um
144ka-ad-ru-um
145mu-na-ak-ki-ip za-i-ri
146na-ra-am {d}tu-tu
147mu-ri-isz
148{iri}bar-si2-pa2{ki}
149na-a'-du-um
150la mu-up-pa-ar-ku-u2-um
151a-na e2-zi-da
152i-lu _lugal_-ri2
153mu-de _igi-gal2_-im
154mu-sza-ad-di-il
155me-re-esz-tim
156sza dil-bat{ki}
157mu-ga-ar-ri-in _guru7-guru7_
158a-na {d}urasz
159ga-asz-ri-im
160be-lum si2-ma-at
161ha-at,-t,i-im
162u3 a-ge-em
163sza u2-sza-ak-li-lu-szu
164e-ri-isz-tum
165{d}ma-ma
166mu-ki-in
167u2-s,u2-ra-tim
168sza kesz3{ki}
169mu-de-esz-szi
170ma-ka-li el-lu-tim
171a-na {d}nin-tu
172mu-usz-ta-lum
173gi-it-ma-lum
174sza-i-im
175mi-ri-tim
176u3 ma-asz-qi2-tim
177a-na lagasz{ki}
178u3 gir2-su{ki}
179mu-ki-il
180ni-in-da-be2-e
181ra-bu-tim
182a-na e2-ninnu
183mu-tam-me-eh a-a-bi
184mi-gi4-ir
185te-li-tim
186mu-sza-ak-li-il
187te-re-tim
188sza zabala2{ki}
189mu-ha-ad-di
190li-ib-bi {d}esz18-dar
191ru-bu-um el-lum
192sza ni-isz qa2-ti-szu
193{d}iszkur i-du-u2
194mu-ne-eh
195li-ib-bi {d}iszkur
196gu2-ra-di-im
197i-na {iri}im{ki}
198mu-usz-ta-ak-ki-in
199si2-ma-tim
200i-na e2-u4-gal-gal
201_lugal_ na-di-in
202na-pi2-isz-tim
203a-na adab{ki}
204a-sze-er
205_e2_ e2-mah
206e-te-el _lugal_-ri2
207qa2-ba-al
208la ma-ha-ri-im
209szu i-qi2-szu
210na-ap-sza-tam
211a-na {iri}masz-gan-szabra{ki}
212mu-sze-esz-qi2
213nu-uh2-szi-im
214a-na <e2>-mes-lam
215em-qum
216mu-tab-bi-lum
217szu ik-szu-du
218na-ga-ab ur2-szi-im
219mu-usz-pa-az-zi-ir
220ni-szi ma3-al-nag-a {ki}
221in ka-ra-szi-im
222mu-szar-szi-du
223szu-ba-ti-szi-in
224in nu-uh2-szi-in
225a-na {d}en-ki
226u3 {d}dam-gal-nun-na
227mu-szar-bu-u2
228szar-ru-ti-szu
229da-ri2-isz i-szi-mu
230zi-bi el-lu-tim
231a-sza-re-ed _lugal_-ri2
232mu-ka-an-ni-isz
233da-ad-mi
234{i7}buranun-na
235i3-tum {d}da-gan
236ba-ni-szu
237szu ig-mi-lu
238ni-szi me-ra{ki}
239u3 tu-tu-ul{ki}
240ru-bu-um
241na-a'-du-um
242mu-na-wi-ir
243pa-ni {d}tiszpak
244sza-ki-in ma-ka-li el-lu-tim
245a-na {d}nin-a-zu
246sza-t,i3-ip ni-szi-szu
247in pu-usz-qi2-im
248mu-ki-in-nu
249isz-di-szi-in
250qer-bu-um
251babila{ki}
252szu-ul-ma-ni-isz
253_sipa_ ni-szi3
254sza ep-sze-tu-szu
255e-li {d}esz18-dar t,a-ba
256mu-ki-in-ni {d}esz18-dar
257i-na e2-ul-masz
258qer-bu-um
259a-ga-de3{ki}
260re-bi-tim
261mu-sze-pi2 ki-na-tim
262mu-szu-sze-er am-mi
263mu-te-er
264{d}lamma-szu
265da-mi-iq-tim
266a-na {iri}a-szur4{ki}
267mu-sze-ep-pi2 na-bi-hi
268_lugal_ sza i-na ni-nu-a{ki}
269i-na e2-mes-mes
270u2-szu-pi2-u3
271me-e {d}inanna
272na-a'-du-um
273mu-usz-te-mi-qum
274a-na _dingir gal-gal_
275li-ip-li-pi2
276sza {disz}su-mu-la-il3
277_ibila_ da-num2
278sza {disz}{d}suen-mu-ba-li2-it,
279_numun_ da-ri2-um
280sza szar-ru-tim
281_lugal_ da-num2
282{d}utu-szu
283babila{ki}
284mu-sze-s,i2 nu-ri-im
285a-na ma-at
286szu-me-ri2-im
287u3 ak-ka-di-im
288_lugal_ mu-usz-te-esz-mi
289ki-ib-ra-at
290ar-ba-im
291mi-gi4-ir {d}inanna a-na-ku
292i-nu-ma
293{d}marduk
294a-na szu-te-szu-ur ni-szi
295_kalam_ u2-si-im
296szu-hu-zi-im
297u2-wa-e-ra-an-ni
298ki-it-tam
299u3 mi-sza-ra-am
300i-na _ka_ ma-tim
301asz-ku-un
302szi-ir ni-szi u2-t,i-ib
303i-nu-mi-szu
304szum-ma a-wi-lum a-wi-lam
305u2-ub-bi-ir-ma
306ne-er-tam e-li-szu
307id-di-ma
308la uk-ti-in-szu
309mu-ub-bi-ir-szu
310id-da-ak
311szum-ma a-wi-lum
312ki-isz-pi2
313e-li a-wi-lim id-di-ma
314la uk-ti-in-szu
315sza e-li-szu
316ki-isz-pu na-du-u2
317a-na {d}i7
318i-il-la-ak
319{d}i7 i-sza-al-li-a-am-ma
320szum-ma {d}i7
321ik-ta-sza-su2
322mu-ub-bi-ir-szu
323_e2_-su2 i-tab-ba-al
324szum-ma a-wi-lam szu-a-ti
325{d}i7
326u2-te-eb-bi-ba-asz-szu-ma
327isz-ta-al-ma-am
328sza e-li-szu
329ki-isz-pi2 id-du-u2
330id-da-ak
331sza {d}i7
332isz-li-a-am
333_e2_ mu-ub-bi-ri-szu
334i-tab-ba-al
335szum-ma a-wi-lum
336i-na di-nim
337a-na szi-bu-ut
338sa3-ar-ra-tim
339u2-s,i-a-am-ma
340a-wa-at iq-bu-u2
341la uk-ti-in
342szum-ma di-nu-um szu-u2
343di-in na-pi2-isz-tim
344a-wi-lum szu-u2
345id-da-ak
346szum-ma a-na szi-bu-ut
347_sze_ u3 _ku3-babbar_
348u2-s,i-a-am
349a-ra-an
350di-nim szu-a-ti
351it-ta-na-asz-szi
352szum-ma da-a-a-nu-um
353di-nam i-di-in
354pu-ru-sa3-am
355ip-ru-us2
356ku-nu-uk-kam
357u2-sze-zi-ib
358wa-ar-ka-nu-um-ma
359di-in-szu i-te-ni
360da-a-a-nam szu-a-ti
361i-na di-in i-di-nu
362e-ne-em
363u2-ka-an-nu-szu-ma
364ru-gu-um-ma-am
365sza i-na di-nim szu-a-ti
366ib-ba-asz-szu-u2
367_a-ra2_ 1(u) 2(disz)-szu
368i-na-ad-di-in
369u3 i-na pu-uh2-ri-im
370i-na _{gesz}gu-za_
371da-a-a-nu-ti-szu
372u2-sze-et-bu-u2-szu-ma
373u2-ul i-ta-ar-ma
374it-ti da-a-a-ni
375i-na di-nim
376u2-ul usz-ša-ab
377szum-ma a-wi-lum
378_nig2-gur10 dingir_
379u3 _e2-gal_
380isz-ri-iq
381a-wi-lum szu-u2
382id-da-ak
383u3 sza szu-ur2-qa2-am
384i-na qa2-ti-szu
385im-hu-ru
386id-da-ak
387szum-ma a-wi-lum
388lu _ku3-babbar_
389lu _ku3-sig17_
390lu _ARAD2_ lu _geme2_
391lu _gu4_ lu _udu_
392lu _ansze_
393u3 lu mi-im-ma szum-szu
394i-na qa2-at _dumu_ a-wi-lim
395u3 lu _ARAD2_ a-wi-lim
396ba-lum szi-bi
397u3 ri-ik-sa-tim
398isz-ta-am
399u3 lu a-na ma-s,a-ru-tim
400im-hu-ur
401a-wi-lum szu-u2
402szar-ra-aq id-da-ak
403szum-ma a-wi-lum
404lu _gu4_ lu _udu_ lu _ansze_ lu _szah2_
405u3 lu _{gesz}ma2_
406isz-ri-iq
407szum-ma sza i-lim
408szum-ma sza _e2-gal_
409_a-ra2_ 3(u)-szu
410i-na-ad-di-in
411szum-ma sza _|MASZ.EN.GAG|_
412_a-ra2_ 1(u)-szu i-ri-a-ab
413szum-ma szar-ra-qa2-nu-um
414sza na-da-nim la i-szu
415id-da-ak
416szum-ma a-wi-lum
417sza mi-im-mu-szu hal-qu2
418mi-im-ma-szu
419hal-qa2-am
420i-na qa2-ti a-wi-lim
421is,-s,a-ba-at
422a-wi-lum sza hu-ul-qum
423i-na qa2-ti-szu
424s,a-ab-tu
425na-di-na-nu-um-mi id-di-nam
426ma-har szi-bi-mi
427a-sza-am
428iq-ta-bi
429u3 be-el hu-ul-qi2-im
430szi-bi mu-de
431hu-ul-qi2-ia-mi
432lu-ub-lam
433iq-ta-bi
434sza-a-a-ma-nu-um
435na-di-in
436id-di-nu-szum
437u3 szi-bi
438sza i-na mah-ri-szu-nu
439i-sza-mu it-ba-lam
440u3 be-el hu-ul-qi2-im
441szi-bi mu-de hu-ul-qi2-szu
442it-ba-lam
443da-a-a-nu
444a-wa-a-ti-szu-nu
445i-im-ma-ru-ma
446szi-bu sza mah-ri-szu-nu
447szi-mu-um
448isz-sza-mu
449u3 szi-bu mu-de
450hu-ul-qi2-im
451mu-du-su2-nu
452ma-har i-lim
453i-qa2-ab-bu-ma
454na-di-na-nu-um
455szar-ra-aq id-da-ak
456be-el hu-ul-qi2-im
457hu-lu-uq-szu
458i-le-qe2
459sza-a-a-ma-nu-um
460a-na bi-it
461na-di-na-nim
462_ku3-babbar_ isz-qu2-lu
463i-le-qe2
464szum-ma sza-a-a-ma-nu-um
465na-di-in
466id-di-nu-szum
467u3 szi-bi sza i-na mah-ri-szu-nu
468i-sza-mu
469la it-ba-lam
470be-el hu-ul-qi2-im-ma
471szi-bi mu-de
472hu-ul-qi2-szu it-ba-lam
473sza-a-a-ma-nu-um
474szar-ra-aq id-da-ak
475be-el hu-ul-qi2-im
476hu-lu-uq-szu
477i-le-qe2
478szum-ma be-el hu-ul-qi2-im
479szi-bi mu-de
480hu-ul-qi2-szu
481la it-ba-lam
482sa3-ar
483tu-usz-sza-am-ma id-di
484id-da-ak
485szum-ma na-di-na-nu-um
486a-na szi-im-tim
487it-ta-la-ak
488sza-a-a-ma-nu-um
489i-na bi-it
490na-di-na-nim
491ru-gu-um-me-e
492di-nim szu-a-ti
493_a-ra2_ 5(disz)-szu
494i-le-qe2
495szum-ma a-wi-lum szu-u2
496szi-bu-szu la qer-bu
497da-a-a-nu a-da-nam
498a-na _iti 6(disz)-kam_
499i-sza-ak-ka-nu-szum-ma
500szum-ma i-na _iti 6(disz)-kam_
501szi-bi-szu la ir-di-a-am
502a-wi-lum szu-u2
503sa3-ar
504a-ra-an di-nim szu-a-ti
505it-ta-na-asz-szi
506szum-ma a-wi-lum
507_dumu_ a-wi-lim
508s,e-eh-ra-am
509isz-ta-ri-iq
510id-da-ak
511szum-ma a-wi-lum
512lu _ARAD2 e2-gal_
513lu _geme2 e2-gal_
514lu _ARAD2 |MASZ.EN.GAG|_
515lu _geme2 |MASZ.EN.GAG|_
516_abul_ usz-te-s,i2
517id-da-ak
518szum-ma a-wi-lum
519lu _ARAD2_ lu _geme2_
520hal-qa2-am
521sza _e2-gal_
522u3 lu _|MASZ.EN.GAG|_
523i-na bi-ti-szu
524ir-ta-qi2-ma
525a-na szi-si-it
526na-gi-ri-im
527la usz-te-s,i2-a-am
528be-el _e2_ szu-u2
529id-da-ak
530szum-ma a-wi-lum
531lu _ARAD2_ lu _geme2_
532hal-qa2-am
533i-na s,e-ri-im
534is,-ba-at-ma
535a-na be-li2-szu
536ir-te-di-a-asz-szu
537_2(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
538be-el _ARAD2_
539i-na-ad-di-isz-szum
540szum-ma _ARAD2_ szu-u2
541be-el-szu
542la iz-za-kar
543a-na _e2-gal_
544i-re-ed-de-szu
545wa-ar-ka-su2
546ip-pa-ar-ra-as2-ma
547a-na be-li2-szu
548u2-ta-ar-ru-szu
549szum-ma _ARAD2_
550szu-a-ti
551i-na bi-ti-szu
552ik-ta-la-szu
553wa-ar-ka _ARAD2_
554i-na qa2-ti-szu
555it-ta-as,-ba-at
556a-wi-lum szu-u2
557id-da-ak
558szum-ma _ARAD2_
559i-na qa2-at
560s,a-bi-ta-ni-szu
561ih-ta-li-iq
562a-wi-lum szu-u2
563a-na be-el _ARAD2_
564ni-isz i-lim
565i-za-kar-ma
566u2-ta-asz-szar
567szum-ma a-wi-lum
568bi-tam
569ip-lu-usz
570i-na pa-ni
571pi2-il-szi-im
572szu-a-ti
573i-du-uk-ku-szu-ma
574i-ha-al-la-lu-szu
575szum-ma a-wi-lum
576hu-ub-tam
577ih-bu-ut-ma
578it-ta-as,-ba-at
579a-wi-lum szu-u2
580id-da-ak
581szum-ma ha-ab-ba-tum
582la it-ta-as,-ba-at
583a-wi-lum
584ha-ab-tum
585mi-im-ma-szu
586hal-qa2-am
587ma-ha-ar
588i-lim
589u2-ba-ar-ma
590_iri_
591u3 ra-bi-a-nu-um
592sza i-na er-s,e-ti-szu-nu
593u3 pa-t,i-szu-nu
594hu-ub-tum
595ih-ha-ab-tu
596mi-im-ma-szu
597hal-qa2-am
598i-ri-a-ab-bu-szum
599szum-ma na-pi2-isz-tum
600_iri_ u3 ra-bi-a-nu-um

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