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RIMB 2.06.07.02, ex. 001 (P468783)

Official or display, Early Neo-Babylonian, Borsippa · c. 1000 BCE–730 BCE

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DesignationRIMB 2.06.07.02, ex. 001
IDP468783
Museum no.BM 062908
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodEarly Neo-Babylonian · c. 1000 BCE–730 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotBorsippa (mod. Birs Nimrud)
Coordinates32.3924, 44.3434

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
reverse 5'... I made them bow down. The Halqu, the Munnabtu
obverse 12'... and in the name of the kingship of Marduk-uma-iddin, king of Babylon
reverse 15'... mayor, herdsman
obverse 16'... a rainbow in the month of Nisannu, the 11th day, the gate......
obverse 17'... Zarpanitu entered and for kingship Marduk-umu-iddina the king
obverse 18'... he asked... if he did not tell him, in the sixteenth year...
reverse 11'... the... of the citizens of Borsippa he smote... the living
obverse 11'... he established. On account of the gold heavens which Bel wrote and for future days
reverse 26'... either a prince or a male-slave or a male-slave or a man...
obverse 5'... seized him with him, he... his head.
obverse 6'... they have been seized. Urdama to the ground......
obverse 4'... in the midst of the heavens, the evil one of Babylon,
reverse 22'...... and my house, my lord may...
reverse 18'... he brought... to Borsippa.
obverse 13'... great king, prince who reveres their great divinity, governor of Babylon...
obverse 7'... prince(?) and beloved one of Babylon and Borsippa
obverse 1'... their
reverse 9'...... not entered......
reverse 27'...... of Nabû, my lord
reverse 8'... the governor, the amatu, the amatu, the amatu, the amatu, the amatu, the amatu, the king and(?)
reverse 21'... Borsippa did not know(?)... his fault on
obverse 21'... on account of An(?)
reverse 10'... and not a brother not to release(?) to the place where the other(?)
reverse 13'...... plant(?)
obverse 8'... he wrote and at the gate of peace the cella of Bel he established.
reverse 24'... of Nabû to Nabû his lord... in Borsippa(?)
obverse 10'... Babylon, Andurra, and Kidinnu, Babylon,
reverse 23'... Borsippa of Marduk-um-iddina king of Babylon to the command of Nabû, his lord
reverse 7'... they have seized. The governor, the administrator, the atammu, the akintu, the akintu and the akintu
obverse 3'... king of Babylon...
reverse 4'... with ilku-duty and a tablet, as many as there are, they smashed them and...
reverse 30'... behind(?)
obverse 2'... Babylon and Borsippa
reverse 29'.........
reverse 19'...... not my lord wrote to me to...... 4 linen garments...
reverse 1'... the house(?)
reverse 3'... the lamentation singers, the work of the house
obverse 9'... in the evening and in the evening,...
obverse 15'... Borsippa did not establish,... unsuitable
reverse 6'... whether from the land or from the city...
obverse 20'... because of
reverse 2'... the regular offerings, the Ishurgina, the...
reverse 25'... retreated to heaven and the foundations of the people of Borsippa
obverse 14'... and the samatu of Akkad...
reverse 16'... he made his face shine, his property...
reverse 20'If a governor, a atammu, a abu, a arnu, a arnu, a king
reverse 12'...... to......
obverse 19'... his..., the extispicies
reverse 17'... the governor, the administrator, the prefect, the governor, the king
reverse 28'... not......

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