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RIMA 1.0.078.013, ex. 01 (P466427)

Official or display, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationRIMA 1.0.078.013, ex. 01
IDP466427
Museum no.Dorsky 001
CollectionDorsky, Morris (on loan to J. Pierpont Morgan Library Collection, New York, New York, USA)
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse col 1
1{disz}{gesz}tukul-ti-{d}nin-urtaTiglath-pileser
2_man kisz man_ dan-nu _man kur_ {d}asz-szurking of the world, strong king, king [of Assyria]
3_man man-mesz en en-mesz_king of kings and lords,
4ma-li-ik ma-li-ki“Go, go, go!
5_nun en_ gim-riprince, lord of everything,
6ka-szid mul-tar-hiconqueror of the Stars,
7la ma-gi-riunrivaled
8za-e-ru-ut asz-szur“Princess of Aššīr,
9ne2-er ma-al-ki“It is enough! It is enough!"
10sza2 qu-ti-iof Qutî,
11a-di _kur_ me-eh-rias far as the land Meḫru
12mu-se-pi-ihwho removes
13el-le-et _kur_ szu-ba-ri-iabove the land of Subartu
14u3 _kur-kur_ na-i-riand the lands of Nairi
15ne2-su-ut pa-da-nithe rites of his path
16a-di _za3_ ma2-kanto the border of the barge
17_man_ dan-nu le-u2 _murub4_mighty king, commandant of the middle
18sza2 kib-rat 4(disz) ar-ki {d}sza2-maszof the four quarters, behind Šamaš,
19ir-te-u2 a-na-kuI am a slave.
20_a_ {d}szul3-ma-nu-sagson of Šulmānusag,
21_man kisz man kur_ asz{asz}-szurking of the world, king [of Assyria],
22__a {d}iszkur-erin2-tah2 _man kisz_son of Adad-narari, king of the world.
23_man kur_ asz{asz}-szur-making of Assyria
24i-na u4-me-szu-maAt that time
25_e2_ {d}esz18-dar asz-szu-ri-te _nin_-iathe temple of the Assyrian Ištar my mistress
26sza2 {disz}dingir-szum2-ma a-biof Ilī-šuma, the father
27ru-ba-u2Rubayu
28i-na pa-na e-pu-szu-mabefore they did, and
29_e2_ szu-u2 e-na-ah#-mathat house will become dilapidated and
30an-hu-su u2-ne2-kir6his flax he removed.
31qa-qar-szuhis field
obverse col 2
1u2-sze-esz-nibrought to me,
2i-na asz-riin the shrine
3sza2-ni-ma ad-dianother, I have given.
4ma-di-isz el mah-ri-ifar and wide,
5u2-sza2-te-erhe made return.
6_e2_ sza2-hu-rithe house of Šaḫuru
7u3 na-ma-ri s,i-ru-tiand bright light,
8ki-ma a-tar-ti-malike a lion
9e-pu-uszI built.
10_e2_ sza2-a-tuthat house
11isz-tu usz-sze-szufrom its foundations
12a-di gaba-dib-bi-szuas far as its corners
13u2-sze-ek-lilhe made complete.
14i-na lib3-bi-szuin his heart
15_bara2_ s,i-ra at-ma-nathe high dais of Atmana
16ra-szub-ba ana ri-mi3-it(Sum) The one who abandons ... (Akk) To the one who abandoned ...
17{d}esz18-dar _nin_-iaIštar, my mistress
18e-pu-uszI built.
19u3 na-re-ia asz-ku-unand my commemorative inscriptions I deposited.
20_nun_ ar-ku-u2the older prince
21an-hu-su lu-diszmay I renovate its dilapidated section(s).
22_mu_ szat,-ra ana asz-ri-szu lu-terMay I return my inscribed name to its place.
23{d}esz18-dar ik-ri-be-szuIštar, his prayer
24i-sze-mehe will hear
25mu-ne2-kir6he had it removed.
26szi-it,-ri-iamy writing-board
27u3 _mu_-iaand my name
28{d}esz18-dar _nin_-tiIštar my mistress
reverse col 1
1_lugal_-su lisz-giszmay his king be at peace.
2_{gesz}tukul-szu lisz-birmay his weapon be split.
3mu-tu-su ana ri-hu-ti(Sum) His wife, a stag (Akk) His spouse, to a wild cow
4lisz-ku-unmay he place.
5a-na _szu kur2-mesz_-szuto his enemies
6lu-mel-li-szulet me bring him up.

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