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JCSSS 2, 95 (P480629)

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

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DesignationJCSSS 2, 95
IDP480629
Museum no.BM 096961
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLegal

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
1{disz}ri-isz-{d}utu _dumu_ dumu-a-am#-ma-a [...]Rīš-Utu, son of Ammâ
2{disz}ab-du-gu-ul-lim a-hu-szu a-na szi-im-ti-szu# [il-li-ik]Abdu-gullim, his brother, went to his fate.
3ar-ki ab-du-gu-ul-lim a-hi-szu [...]After Abdi-gullim, his brother
4a-na sza-am-hi u3 si-iz-za-tum _dumu-mesz#_ ab-du#-gu#-[ul-lim]for šamhu and sizzutum, sons of Abdi-gullim
5a-na su-hu-um isz-pu-ru a-na babila2{ki}to Suḫum sent, to Babylon
6u2-sze-lu-ni-isz-szu-nu-ti-mahe made them enter, and
7ki-a-am iq-bi-szu-nu-szi-im um-ma szu-mahe said to them thus:
8a-na-ku u3 ab-du-gu-ul-lim a-bi-ku-nu tap-pa-nuI and Abdi-gullim, your father, your friend,
9i-na ba-al-t,u2-ti-ia ma-har i-li-ni i nu-te-eb-[bi-ib]In my life, before our god, I will not let it pass.
10a-na ar-ki-a-at u4-mi la tu-ra-ag-ga-nimDo not delay in the future!
11an-ni-tam iq-bi-szu-nu-szi-im-mathis he said to them, and
12{disz}ri-isz-{d}utu {d}suen-isz-me-a-ni {d}utu-na-s,i-ir#Rīš-Utu, Sîn-išimeanni, Šamaše-nashir
13u3 {d}suen-ma-gir! ma-ru-szu# [sza-nu-u2 iq-bu-u2-ma]and Sîn-magir, his brother, said, and
14{disz}sza-am-hu u3 si-iz-za-tum _dumu-mesz_ ab#-[du-gu-ul-lim]Šamḫu and Sizzutum, sons of Abdu-gullim
15ma-har _dingir_-szu-nu u2-te-eb-bi-bu#in front of their gods he made rise.
16ka-ni-ik# _ha-la_ ri-isz-{d}utu a-na sza-am#-[hi u3 si-iz-za-tum id-di-in-ma]the guarantee of the share of Rīš-Šamḫu to the king and the governor gave, and
17ki-ma ka-ni-ik _ha-la_ a-na sza-am-hi [u3 si-iz-za-tum ...]Like a sealed document, the share for the shamhu and the sizzzatu-offerings ...
18szi-bu-us-su2-nu _dumu-mesz_ ri-isz-{d#}[utu ...]their witnesses, the sons of Rīš-Shamash
19ar-ki _ha-la_ ri-isz-{d}utu a-[bi-szu-nu ... u2-sa-an-ni-qu2-ma]after the share of Rīš-Šadân, their father, he let pass by and
20_mu 1(u) 5(disz)-kam_ il-li-ik# ri-isz#-[{d}utu a-na szi-im-ti-szu il-li-ik]The 15th year he went. Rīš-Šamaše for his life went.
21ar-ki ri-isz-{d}utu a-bi-szu-[nu a-na szi-im-ti-szu il-li-ku]after Rīš-Šadân, their father, to his fate went
22asz-szum i-na ka-ni-ik ri-ik-[sa-tim ...]Because by the seal of the contract ...
23a x x x x x x[......]
24[...]
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1_ka# i7 zimbir{ki}-ra-ta in-ga-an-dim2-ma-am3_from the mouth of the Sippar canal he created
seal 1
1sza-am-hu-um#šamḫum
2_dumu_ ab-du-ku-ul#-[lim]son of Abdu-Kullim
3_ARAD_ {d}suenservant of Sîn

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