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RA 073, 068 AO 04651 (P479247)

Legal, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRA 073, 068 AO 04651
IDP479247
Museum no.AO 04651
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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
1asz-szum _1(disz) {gesz}banszur_ sza _sag-du {gesz}mes_Concerning the table with the head of the mes wood
2ka-ab-lu _{gesz}taskarin_ sza lu2-{d}asar-lu2-hi _gu-za-la2_a basket of boxwood belonging to Lu-Asalluhi, the throne bearer
3ma-har pir-hi-{d}mar-tu _dumu_ {d}suen-i-din-nam _di-ku5_before Pirhi-Amurrum, son of Sîn-iddinam, judge
4i-zi-bu-mastood, and
5i-na la wa-sza-ab pir-hi-{d}mar-tuwithout leaving Pirhi-Amurru
6{disz}lu2-{d}asar-lu2-hi _gu-za-la2_ a-na _e2_-su il-li-ku-maLu-Asalluhi the throne bearer went to his house and
7ki-a-am iq-bu-u2 um-ma szu-mahe said thus:
8_{gesz}banszur_ sza e-zi-bu li-id-di-nu-nimMay they give me the table that I left.
9i-na _e2_ pir-hi-{d}mar-tu ki-a-am i-pu-lu-szuin the house of Pirḫi-Amurru as he fashioned it,
10_{gesz}banszur_ sza te-zi-ba-am a-na {d}marduk-mu-sza-limthe table which you left to Marduk-mušallim
11a-na _1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar_ it-ta-an-di-in#for 10 shekels of silver he has given
12an-ni-tam i-na _e2_ pir-hi-{d}mar-tu i-pu-lu-suThis in the house of Pirḫi-Amurru they performed.
13{disz}lu2-{d}asar-lu2-hi _gu-za-la2_Lu-Asalluhi, throne bearer
14_{gesz}ig_ mu-uh-hi-im a-na {d}marduk-mu-sza-limthe door of the door to Marduk-mušallim
15i-zi-bu-ma _{gesz}banszur_ u2-sze#-s,u2#-u2they stood, and the table they brought out
16qa2-ta-at lu2-{d}asar-lu2-hi _gu-za-la2_Hand of Lu-Asalluhi, throne bearer
17na-as2-ha-mahe took away, and
18_{gesz}ig_ mu-uh-hi-imthe door of the door
reverse
1a-na ib-ni-{d}marduk _dub-sar za3-ga_to Ibni-Marduk, the front scribe
2na-ad-na-atis given.
3a-na _iti 5(disz)-kam_for 5 months
4_1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar_ ib-ni-{d}marduk _dub-sar za3-ga_10 shekels of silver: Ibni-Marduk, the scribe on the right
5a-na {d}marduk-mu-sza-lim _dumu_ ri-isz-{d}AGTo Marduk-mušallim, son of Rīš-Nabû
6_i3-la2-e_he shall pay.
7_igi_ isz-me-{d}marduk _dumu_ be-el-szu-nubefore Išme-Marduk, son of their lord
8_igi_ ha-am-mu-ra-pi2-sze-me _szesz-ni_before Hammurapi, his brother
9_igi_ ni-di-in-e-di-im _simug_before Nidin-edim, smith
10_igi_ ib-ni-{d}utu _um!-mi-a_before Ibni-šamaš, mother
11_iti [NE]-NE-gar u4 2(u) 4(disz)-kam_The month of Abu, the 24th day
12_mu_ sa-am-su-di-la-na _lugal-e {d}urasz en gir3-ra sza3 kur-ku-da-na_year: “Samsu-dilāna, the king, Uraš, lord of the sword, in the midst of Kurkudana,
seal 1
1{d}AGNabû
2en gesztu dagal#lord with wide wisdom
3nun sza3-la2-su3-gaprince of Šalasuga
4ki# sa6-ga ur4-ur4he made the beautiful place tremble
5ib-ni-{d}mardukIbni-Marduk,
6ARAD ni2-tuku-[zu]servant who reveres you
seal 2
1dingir-su-[...]Ilum-su-
2dumu a-pil-{d}[...]son of Apil-
3ARAD {d}iszkur u3 [...]servant of Adad and

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