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CDLI Literary 000412 (Shulgi T) composite (P479889)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000412 (Shulgi T) composite
IDP479889
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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1en nam-ur-sag-ga2 szu du7-a ki ag2 [...]Lord who perfects heroism, beloved by
2{d}nin-urta {gesz}mesz3 pa mul dagal-la [...]Ninurta, the meš tree, the wide star
3tukul me3 ak-sze3? kusz3 tag-ga kur [...]With the weapon of battle, a furious one, ... the mountain
4uszum igi husz musz-sza3-tur3 ki-bala-a usz11-bi [...]Ušum, furious face, snake of the rebel land, its evil ...
5x x x gaba? zi pirig za3 e3 x x [...]... true lion coming out at the side(?)
6{d}nin-urta nun gal {d}en-ki-da [...]Ninurta, the great prince of Enki
7lugal-gu10 iri-za esz3 nibru{ki} tir x [...]My king, in your city the shrine Nippur the forest
8e2-szu-me-sza4 ki szu mu-ra-[...]The Ešumeša temple ... for you
9en nam-lugal-e szu mu-ra-ab-du7 [...]The lord of kingship made perfect for you
10ad gi4-gi4 uszumgal kalam-ma KA x [...]... dragon of the land ...
11{d}nin-urta bad3 gal nibru{ki}-a x [...]Ninurta, the great wall of Nippur
12lugal-gu10 me sag2 nu-di ur-sag [...]My king who does not fear the mes, the hero
13pirig gaba-gal2 NE MU{gisz?} szu bar-bar [...]Pirig ... a wild lion(?)
14lugal gesztu2 dagal an ki-a u2 [...]The king who broadens the understanding of heaven and earth
15gidru mah kalam-e za3 dib-ba ki [...]The supreme scepter of the land, the one who crosses the boundary of the earth
16{d}nin-urta lu2-erim2 ri x x [...]Ninurta, the enemy
17sa-gid2-da-am3it is a sagida
18ur-sag en ni2 er9 gaba zi-ga [...]Hero, lord whose fearsomeness rises on the breast
19{d}nin-urta u4 husz izi er9-ra nam-[...]Ninurta, the furious storm that burns with fire
20u4 hu-luh-ha sumur-ra2 ki-bala-a pirig [...]The terrifying storm, the wild lion in the rebel land, the lion
21uszum ni2 ri en gaba gi4 nu-tuku igi [...]Ušum, fearsome one, lord who has no rival
22lugal gesztu2 dagal {gesz}rab3 dingir-re-e-nethe king with wide understanding, the throne of the gods
23x x-e a2 mah szum2-ma [...]... given great strength
24[...] x zi szul-gi-ra [...]... true ... of Šulgi
25[...] x x x x MU NI x NE [...]... ...
26[...] ni2-te-na-ka sza3-ge ba-e-ni-pa3-xIn the ... of his own free will he was chosen in the heart
27[...] TE A {d}nin-urta za3-mi2... the praise of Ninurta
28sa-gar-ra-am3it is a saŋara
29[...] szul-gi-re ti su3-u4 mu nam-he2 sag-e-esz rig7-ga [...]... Šulgi, the life of the sūtu-priestess, the year in which abundance was presented ...
30gesz-gi5-gal2-bi-imIt is its gešgigal.
31ti-gi? {d}nin-urta-ka-kamIt is the Tigi of Ninurta

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