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CDLI Literary 000413 (Shulgi U) composite (P479888)

Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000413 (Shulgi U) composite
IDP479888
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary

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)
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1'{d}nergal [...]Nergal
2'ni2 gal i ganzer x IGI x x [...]Great fearsomeness, Ganzer ...
3'ni2 me-lem4-ma-bi sa-bar-ra AN x [...] DUThe aura of its radiance ...
4'an-ne2 ki-e ni2-bi ba-ni-x xHeaven and earth ... in fear.
5'sza3-ba-tuku 2(disz)-kam-ma-am3It is the 2nd šabatuku.
6'ur-sag am a2 gur-gur ab2-gin7 in-[...]Hero, bearded bull, like a cow
7'mu husz-zu ni2 su zi bar-re-damYour furious name is to be admired.
8'ulu3-gin7-nam ki-bala szub-szub-bu-me-enI am the one who abandons the rebel land like the south wind.
9'kur nig2-dagal-ba si-gar-bi-me-enI am the gatekeeper of the wide land.
10'e2-mesz3-lam za-e tusz-a-zu-neWhen you sit down in the Emešlam,
11'hul2-hul2-le sza3-ge8 guru6 SUD-me-en3You are the one who makes the heart rejoice, you pound the silt.
12'ug3-e gu2 szi-im-si giri3-zu-sze3The people ... to your feet.
13'bar-su3 2(disz)-kam-ma-am3It is the 2nd barsu.
14'ki-bala-e nam-nir-gal2-zu {d}mesz3!-lam-ta-e3-aYour authority over the rebel land, Meslamtaea
15'ki-bala-e szul szi-im-mi-nigin2-nigin2In the rebel land, youth is circling around.
16'{d}nergal nam-nir-gal2-zu ki-bala-eNergal, your authority over the rebel land
17'a-a-zu ki gal-bi szi-im-ma-an-ag2Your father loves this great place.
18'nam-ur-sag-zu ug3-e im-mi-zuYour heroism knows the people
19'a-a-zu {d}en-lil2-le ki gal-bi szi-im-ma-an-ag2Your father Enlil gave you a great place.
20'nam-ur-sag-zu ug3-e im-mi-zuYour heroism knows the people
21'ur-sag ug3-e TAR-TAR dingir kur-ra niginHero, the people ... the gods of the netherworld.
22'ki-bala-e x-da ba-ni-du11?The rebel land ... spoke(?)
23'{d}nergal ug3-e TAR-TAR dingir kur-ra niginNergal, the people ... the gods of the nether world
24'ki dib-ba-zu erin2 tesz2-bi-sze3 hul mi-ni-x xWhen you pass the place, you ... evil among the troops.
25'an-sza4-an ki ti-da-nu-um-ma xAnšan, the place of Tidanum
26'{d}nergal ki dib-ba erin2 tesz2-bi-sze3 hul mi-ni-x xNergal, the one who passes by, together with his troops, ... evil.
27'sa-gid2-da-am3it is a sagida
28'ur-sag szul-gi-ra zi [...]Hero Šulgi ...
29'a2 szi-im-szi-x [...]... arms ...
30'gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-imIt is its gešgigal.

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