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RIME 4.05.19.add03 (Laws of Eshnunna) composite (P480696)

Official or display, Early Old Babylonian, Shaduppum · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.05.19.add03 (Laws of Eshnunna) composite
IDP480696
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodEarly Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotShaduppum (mod. Tell Harmal)

English translation

By Foxvog, Daniel A. · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)

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surface a 1... of day 21,
surface a 2... of Enlil and Ninazu,
surface a 3when Daduša to the kingship of Ešnunna
surface a 4ascended and into the house of his father,
surface a 5entered, the Ṣupur-Šamaš
surface a 6and ... on the far bank of the Tigris
surface a 7... within 1 year with mighty weapons he conquered.
surface a 81 kor of barley (can be purchased) for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 93 liters of fine oil for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 101ban2 2 liters of oil for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 111 ban2 5 liters of lard for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 124 barig of bitumen for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 136 mina of wool for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 142 kor of salt for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 151 kor of potash for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 163 mina of copper for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 172 mina of wrought copper for 1 shekel of silver.
surface a 181 liter of oil, extract(?): 3 ban2 is its grain.
surface a 191 liter of lard, extract(?): 2 ban2 5 liters is its grain.
surface a 201 liter of bitumen, extract(?): 8 liters is its grain.
surface a 21A wagon together with its oxen and its driver:
surface a 221 barig 4 ban2 of grain is its hire; if (paid in) silver: 1/3 shekel is its hire;
surface a 23for the entire day he shall drive it.
surface a 24The hire of a boat is, per 1 kor: 2 liters;
surface a 25furthermore, n liters is the hire of the boatman; for the entire day he shall drive it.
surface a 26If the boatman is negligent and the boat has caused to sink,
surface a 27as much as he caused to sink he shall restore.
surface a 28If a man, under fraudulent circumstances, a boat not his own
surface a 29has seized, 10 shekels of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 302 ban2 of grain is the hire of a harvester;
surface a 31if (paid in) silver, 12 barleycorns is his hire.
surface a 321 ban2 of grain is the hire of a winnower.
surface a 33A man 1 shekel of silver for harvesting to a hireling
surface a 34gave—if he (the workman) does not keep himself available to work and
surface a 35does not harvest for him, 10 shekels of silver
surface a 36he shall weigh out.
surface a 371 ban2 5 liters is the hire of a sickle, and the broken blade(?)
surface a 38to its owner shall revert.
surface a 391 ban2 of grain is the hire of a donkey,
surface a 40and 1 ban2 of grain is the hire of its driver; he shall drive it for the entire day.
surface a 41The hire of a laborer is 1 shekel of silver, 1 barig of grain is his provender;
surface a 42for 1 month he shall serve.
surface a 43A man who in the field of a commoner
surface a 44among the sheaves at midday is seized
surface a 4510 shekels of silver shall weigh out; he who at night among the sheaves
surface a 46is seized shall die, he will not live.
surface a 47A man who in the house of a commoner, within the house, at midday,
surface a 48is seized, 10 shekels of silver shall weigh out;
surface a 49he who at night within the house is seized
surface a 50shall die, he will not live.
surface a 51The hire of a fuller, per one garment valued at 5 shekels of silver—1 shekel is his hire;
surface a 52(per one garment) valued at 10 shekels of silver—2 shekels is his hire.
surface a 53From a male or female slave a merchant or an alewife
surface a 54silver, grain, wool, oil, or anything else shall not accept.
surface a 55The son of a man who has not yet received his inheritance share or a slave will not be advanced credit.
surface a 56Should a son of a man to the house of his father-in-law the bridewealth bring—
surface a 57if either (the groom or bride then) to his or her fate,
surface a 58has gone, the silver to its original owner (i.e., the widower or his heir) shall revert.
surface a 59If he married her and his house she entered,
surface a 60and then either the groom or the bride goes to his or her fate has gone,
surface a 61all that he had brought he shall not take out, but only its excess shall he take.
surface a 62Per 1 shekel (of silver) at the rate of 1/6 (shekel) and 6 barleycorns (= 36/180 or 20%) interest accrues;
surface a 63per kor (of grain) at the rate of 1 barig 4 ban2 liters (= 100/300 or 33%) interest accrues.
surface a 64A man who against its corresponding commodity(?) lends
surface a 65at the threshing floor shall collect.
surface a 66If a man ... grain ...
surface a 67gave, and then the grain into silver has converted,
surface a 68at harvest the grain and the interest on it, per 1 kor, 1 barig 4 ban2
surface a 69he shall take
surface a 70If a man silver for/to his/its ...,
surface a 71gave, the silver and the interest on it, per 1 shekel, 1/6 (shekel) and 6 barleycorns
surface a 72he shall take.
surface a 73If a man against another man a claim
surface a 74has none, but he nonetheless takes the man’s slave woman as a distress, the owner of the slave woman an oath by the god shall swear:
surface a 75: “A claim against me you have none”; silver
surface a 76as much as is the value(?) of the slave woman he (the distrainer) shall weigh out.
surface a 77If a man against another man a claim has none, but
surface a 78the man’s slave woman as a distress he has taken, the distress in his house detained,
surface a 79and causes her death, with two slave women for the owner of the slave woman he shall replace her.
surface a 80If a claim against him he has none, but
surface a 81the wife of a commoner or the child of a commoner as a distress he has taken,
surface a 82the distress in his house detained, and causes her or his death, it is a capital offense—
surface a 83the distrainer who distrained shall die.
surface a 84If a man at the house of his father-in-law to claim (his bride), but his father-in-law
surface a 85wronged(?) him and then his daughter to another has given,
surface a 86the father of the daughter two-fold the bridewealth that he received shall return.
surface a 87If a man the bridewealth for the daughter of a man brought, but
surface a 88another, without the consent of her father and mother, abducted her and then has deflowered her,
surface a 89it is indeed a capital offense—he shall die.
surface a 90If a man the daughter of another man without the consent
surface a 91of her father and mother married, and moreover the nuptial feast and the contract
surface a 92for(?) her father and mother did not conclude, should she for even 1 year in his house
surface a 93reside, she is not a wife.
surface a 94If [it is broken] the contract
surface a 95and the nuptial feast for(?) her father and mother he concluded and
surface a 96married her, she is indeed a wife; the day in the lap of a man she is seized, she shall die,
surface a 97she will not live.
surface a 98If a man during a raiding expedition has been captured
surface a 99or abducted, or for a long time
surface a 100even in a foreign land he has resided,
surface a 101his wife another has married and a son she bore,
surface a 102when he returns his wife he shall take back.
surface a 103If a man his city and his master repudiated and then has flown,
surface a 104and his wife another has married, when he returns
surface a 105to his wife he shall have no claim.
surface a 106If a man the slave woman of a man has deflowered,
surface a 1071/3 mina of silver he shall weigh out, but the slave woman remains (the property) of her master.
surface a 108If a man his son for suckling and for rearing gave, but
surface a 109the barley, oil, and clothing rations (to the caregiver) for 3 years did not give, 10 shekels of silver(!)
surface a 110for the cost of the rearing of his son he shall weigh out, and his son he shall take away.
surface a 111If a slave woman acted to defraud and her son to a daughter of a man has given,
surface a 112when he has grown up should his master see him,
surface a 113he shall seize him and take him away.
surface a 114If a slave woman of the palace her son
surface a 115or her daughter to a commoner for rearing
surface a 116has given, the son or daughter whom she gave the palace shall remove.
surface a 117However, an adoptor who the child of a slave woman of the palace
surface a 118took (another slave of) equal value for the palace shall restore.
surface a 119If a man his goods to a napṭaru for safekeeping
surface a 120gave, and he (the napṭaru)—the house not broken into, the doorjamb not scraped,
surface a 121the window not forced—the goods for safekeeping
surface a 122which he gave to him has let go lost, his goods shall replace for him.
surface a 123If the man’s house has been burglarized, and along with the goods which the depositor
surface a 124gave to him, a loss the owner of the house incurred,
surface a 125the owner of the house at the gate of Tišpak an oath shall swear to him:
surface a 126“With your goods my own goods have gone lost;
surface a 127a fraud or misdeed I have not committed”; thus shall he swear to him, and
surface a 128a claim against him he has none.
surface a 129If, in a partnership, one his share for silver intends to sell,
surface a 130and his partner wishes to buy, any outside offer he shall match.
surface a 131If a man became impoverished and his house for silver has sold,
surface a 132whenever the buyer offers it for sale, the owner of the house shall (have the right to) redeem it.
surface a 133If a man a slave, a slave woman, an ox, or any other purchase
surface a 134bought, but the seller cannot establish, it is he who is a thief.
surface a 135If a foreigner, a napṭaru, or a mudû his beer would sell,
surface a 136the woman innkeeper at the current rate the beer shall sell for him.
surface a 137If a man the nose of a man bit and has cut it off,
surface a 1381 mina of silver he shall weigh out; an eye: 1 mina; a tooth: 1/2 mina;
surface a 139an ear: 1/2 mina; a slap to the cheek: 10 shekels of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 140If a man the finger of a man has cut off,
surface a 1412/3 mina of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 142If a man a man in the street(?)
surface a 143knocked down, and his hand has broken, 1/2 mina of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 144If he his foot he has broken, 1/2 mina of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 145If a man a man struck and collarbone has broken,
surface a 1462/3 mina of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 147If a man in the course of a fray
surface a 148on a man should inflict(?) any other injuries(?), 10 shekels of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 149If a man, in the course of a brawl,
surface a 150a son of a man has caused to die,
surface a 1512/3 mina of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 152And for a case (involving a penalty) of silver from 1/3 mina to 1 mina,
surface a 153the judges the case against him shall determine; however,
surface a 154a capital case is only for the king.
surface a 155If a man with a stolen slave or a stolen slave woman
surface a 156has been seized, a slave a slave, a slave woman a slave woman shall lead.
surface a 157If a military governor, a governor of waterways, or any person in a position of authority
surface a 158a fugitive slave, fugitive slave woman, stray ox, or stray donkey ,
surface a 159belonging either to the palace or to a commoner seized and to Ešnunna
surface a 160did not lead it, but in his house has detained it and more than 1 month
surface a 161has let to elapse, the palace a charge of theft against him shall bring.
surface a 162A slave or slave woman belonging to (a resident of) Ešnunna
surface a 163who fetters, shackles, or a slave hairlock bears,
surface a 164through the main city-gate of Ešnunna without his owner shall not exit.
surface a 165A slave or slave woman who, in the safekeeping of a foreign envoy
surface a 166the main city-gate of Ešnunna has entered, fetters, shackles,
surface a 167or a slave hairlock shall be made to bear, and for his owner will be guarded.
surface a 168If an ox an ox gored, and has caused its death,
surface a 169the value of the living ox and the meat of the dead ox
surface a 170the two ox-owners shall divide.
surface a 171If an ox is an habitual gorer and
surface a 172the gate its owner so notified, but his ox he did not keep in check and .
surface a 173a man it gored and has caused his death, the owner of the ox
surface a 1742/3 mina of silver shall weigh out.
surface a 175If it a slave gored and
surface a 176has caused his death, 15 shekels of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 177If a mastiff is vicious and the gate its owner
surface a 178so notified, but his mastiff he fails to control, and
surface a 179it a man bit, and has caused his death,
surface a 180the owner of the mastiff 2/3 mina of silver shall weigh out.
surface a 181If it a slave bit and has caused his death,
surface a 18215 shekels of silver he shall weigh out.
surface a 183If a wall is buckling and the gate the owner of the wall
surface a 184so notified, but his wall he did not reinforce and
surface a 185the wall collapsed and the a son of a man has caused to die—
surface a 186it is a capital case, it is (decided by) a royal decree.
surface a 187If a man children sired but his wife
surface a 188divorced and another has married,
surface a 189from the house and any possessions there may be he shall be expelled and
surface a 190after the one who ... he shall depart; ... the house ... .
surface a 191If a guard
surface a 192in guarding a house was negligent, and a burglar
surface a 193the house burgled, guard of the house that was broken into ...
surface a 194... the shall kill, and without a grave
surface a 195at the breach he shall be buried.

Transliteration (ATF)

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LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1_[...]-x u4 2(u) 1(disz)-kam_
2_[...]-x_ {d}en-lil2-la2 {d}nin-a-zu
3_u4_ {disz}da-du-sza _nam-lugal_ esz3-nun-na{ki}
4_ba-e3-a e2-ad-da-a-ni-sze3_
5_i3-ku4-ra-am3 umbin?-ur-{d}utu{ki}
6_[...] gu2 bala ri-a_ {i7}idigna
7_[...] a-di mu 1(disz)-kam {gesz}tukul kal-ga ba-an-dab5_
8_1(asz) gur sze_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
9_3(disz) sila3 i3-sag_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
10_1(ban2) 2(disz) sila3 i3-gesz_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
11_1(ban2) 5(disz) sila3 i3-szah2_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
12_4(barig) esir2?_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
13_6(disz) ma-na siki_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
14_2(asz) gur mun_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
15_1(asz) gur naga_ a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
16_3(disz) ma-na uruda_ a-na 1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
17_2(disz) ma-na uruda_ ep-szum a-na _1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_
18_1(disz) sila3 i3-gesz_ sza ni-is2-ha-tim _3(ban2) sze-bi_
19_1(disz) sila3 i3-szah2_ sza ni-is2-ha-tim _2(ban2) 5(disz) sila3 sze-bi_
20_1(disz) sila3 esir2?_ sza ni-is2-ha-tim _8(disz) sila3 sze-bi_
21_{gesz}mar-gid2-da_ qa2-du-um _gu4-hi-a_-sza u3 re-di-sza
22_1(barig) 4(ban2) sze a2-bi_ szum-ma _ku3-babbar 1/3(disz) _gin2 a2_-sza
23ka-la u4-mi-im i-re-de-e-si
24_a2 {gesz}ma2 1(asz) gur_-um _2(disz) sila3_
25u3 _[n] sila3 a2 ma2-lah4 ka-la u4-mi i-re-de-szi
26szum-ma _ma2-lah4_ i-gi-ma _{gesz}ma2_ ut,-t,e4-eb-be
27ma-la u2-t,e4-eb-bu-u2 u2-ma-al-la
28szum-ma _lu2_ i-na nu-la-a-ni _{gesz}ma2_ la sza-at-tam
29is,-s,a-ba-at _1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
30_2(ban2) sze a2 sze-ku5-kin_
31szum-ma _ku3-babbar_ 1(u) 2(disz) _sze a2-bi_
32_1(ban2) sze a2_ za-ri-i
33_lu2 1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_ a-na _sze-ku5-kin_ a-na _{lu2}hun-ga2_
34li-di-in-ma szum-ma re-su la u2-ki-il-ma
35e-s,e-dam e-s,e-dam la e-s,i2-su _1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar_
36_i3-la2-e_
37_1(ban2) 5(disz) sila3 a2 {uruda}gur10-a_ u3 ku-s,i-rum
38a-na be-li-szu-ma i-ta-a-ar
39_1(ban2) sze a2 ansze_
40u3 _1(ban2) sze a2_ re-di-szu ka-la u4-mi-im i-re-de-szu
41_a2 {lu2}hun-ga2 1(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar 1(barig) sze sza3-gal-bi_
42_iti 1(disz)-kam_ i-la-ak
43_lu2_ sza i-na _a-sza3 |MASZ.KAK.EN|_
44i-na ku-ru-lim i-na mu-us,-la-lim is,-s,a-ba-tu
45_1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_ sza i-na mu-szi-im i-na ku-ru-lim
46is,-s,a-ba-tu i-ma-a-at u2-ul i-ba-lu-ut,
47_lu2_ sza i-na _e2_ sza _|MASZ.KAK.EN|_ i-na _e2_ i-na mu-us,-la-lim
48is,-s,a-ab-ba-tu _1(u) ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
49sza i-na mu-szi-im i-na _e2_ is,-s,a-ab-ba-tu
50i-ma-a-at u2-ul i-ba-al-lu-ut,
51_a2 {lu2}azlag 1(disz) tug2 5(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_ li-bil-ma _1(disz) gin2 a2-bi_
52_1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar_ li-bi-il-ma 2(disz) gin2 a2-bi_
53i-na qa-ti _sag-ir3_ u3 _geme2 dam-gar3_ u3 sa-bi-tum
54_ku3-babbar sze_-a-am _siki i3-gesz_ a-di ma-di?-im u2-ul i-ma-ha-ar
55_dumu lu2_ la zi-zu u3 _sag-ir3_ u2-ul iq-qi2-a-ap
56_dumu lu2_ a-na _e2_ e-mi-im ter-ha-tam li-bi-il-ma
57szum-ma i-na ki-la-al-li-in isz-te-en a-na szi-im-tim
58it-ta-la-ak _ku3-babbar_ a-na be-li2-szu-ma i-ta-a-ar
59szum-ma i-hu-us2-si-ma a-na _e2_-szu i-ru-ub
60lu-u2 a-hi-za-nu lu-u2 kal-la-tum a-na szi-im-tim it-ta-la-ak
61ma-la ub-lu u2-ul u2-sze-s,e wa-tar-szu-ma i-le-eq-qe2
62_1(disz) gin2 igi 6(disz)-gal2_ u3 _6(disz) sze masz_ u2-s,a-ab
63_1(asz) gur_-um _1(barig) 4(ban2) masz_ u2-s,a-ab
64_lu2_ sza a-na me-eh-ri-szu i-na-ad-di-nu
65i-na masz-kan2-nim u2-sza-ad-da-an
66szum-ma _lu2 sze_-a-am a-na x x x
67id-di-in-ma _sze_-a-am a-na _ku3-babbar_ i-te-pu!-usz
68i-na e-bu-ri _sze_-a-am u3 _masz-bi 1(asz) gur 1(barig) 4(ban2)_
69i-le-eq-qe2
70szum-ma _lu2 ku3-babbar_ a-na pa-ni-szu
71id-di-in _ku3-babbar_ u3 _masz-bi 1(disz) gin2 igi 6(disz)-gal2_ u3 _6(disz) sze_
72i-le-eq-qe
73szum-ma _lu2_ e-li _lu2_ mi-im-ma
74la i-szu-u2-ma _geme2 lu2_ it-te-pe be-el _geme2_ ni-isz _dingir_ i-za-kar
75mi-im-ma e-li-ia la ti-szu-u2 _ku3-babbar_
76ma-la _sa10 geme2_-tim _i3-la2-e_
77szum-ma _lu2_ e-li _lu2_ mi-im-ma la i-szu-ma
78_geme2 lu2_ it-te-pe2 ni-pu-tam i-na _e2_-szu ik-la-ma
79usz-ta-mi-it _2(disz) geme2_ a-na be-el _geme2_ i-ri-ab
80szum-ma mi-im-ma e-li-su la i-su-ma
81_dam |MASZ.KAK.EN| dumu |MASZ.KAK.EN|_ it-te-pe2
82ni-pu-tam i-na _e2_-szu ik-la-a-ma usz-ta-mi-it di-in na-pi2-isz-tim
83ne-pu-u2 sza ip-pu-u2 i-ma-a-at
84szum-ma _lu2_ a-na _e2_ e-mi is-si-ma e-mu-szu
85ik-szi-szu-ma _dumu-munus_-su a-na sza-ni-im it-ta-di-in
86a-bi ma-ar-tim ter-ha-at im-hu-ru ta-asz-na u2-ta-ar
87szum-ma _lu2_ a-na _dumu-munus lu2_ ter-ha-tam u2-bil-ma
88sza-nu-u2 ba-lum sza2-al a-bi-sza u3 um-mi-sza im-szu-u'-szi-ma it-ta-qa-ab-szi
89di-in na-pi-isz-tim-ma i-ma-at
90szum-ma _lu2 dumu-munus lu2_ ba-lum sza-al
91a-bi-sza u3 um-mi-sza i-hu-si-ma u2 kir-ra-am u2 ri-ik-sa-tim
92a-na a-bi-sza u3 um-mi-sa la isz-ku-un u4-mi _mu 1(disz)-kam_ i-na _e2_-szu
93li-szi-im-ma u2-ul _dam_
94szum-ma hi-pi2 ri-ik-sa-tim
95u3 kir-ra-am a-na a-bi-sza u3 um-mi-sza isz-ku-un-ma
96i-hu-us-si _dam_ u4-um i-na su-un _lu2_ is,-s,a-ab-ba-tu i-ma-at
97u2-ul i-ba-al-lu-ut,
98szum-ma _lu2_ i-na _kaskal_ se-eh-t,im u3 sa-ak-pi2-im it-ta-asz-la-al
99u3 lu-u2 na-ah-bu-tum it-ta-ah-ba-at u4-mi ar-ku-tim
100i-na ma-a-tim s,a-ni-tim-ma it-ta-sza-ab
101asz-sza-su sza-nu-u2-um-ma i-ta-ha-az u3 _dumu_ it-ta-la-ad
102i-nu-u2-ma it-tu-ra-am asz-sza-su i-ta-ab-ba-al
103szum-ma _lu2_ iri-ki_-szu u3 be-el-szu i-ze-er-ma it-ta-ah-bi-it
104asz-sza-su sza-nu-u2-um-ma i-ta-ha-az i-nu-u-ma it-tu-ra-am
105a-na asz-sza-ti-szu u2-ul i-ra-ag-ga-am
106szum-ma _lu2 geme2 lu2_ it-ta-qa-ab
107_1/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_ u3 _geme2_ sza be-li2-sza-ma
108szum-ma _lu2 dumu_-szu a-na szu-nu-qi2-im a-na tar-bi-tim id-di-in-ma
109_sze-ba i3-ba siki-ba_ mu 3(disz)-kam_ la id-di-in _1(u) ma-na_
110tar-bi-it _dumu_-szu _i3-la2-e_-ma _dumu_-szu i-ta-a-ar-ru
111szum-ma _geme2_ u2-sa-ar-ri-ir-ma _dumu_-sza a-na _dumu-munus lu2_ it-ta-di
112i-nu-u2-ma ir-ta-bu-u2 be-el-szu i-ma-ar-szu
113i-s,a-ab-ba-su-ma i-ta-ar-ru-szu
114szum-ma _geme2 e2-gal dumu_-sza
115lu _dumu-munus_-sa a-na _|MASZ.KAK.EN|_ a-na tar-bi-tim
116it-ta-di-in _dumu_ lu _dumu-munus_ sza id-di-nu _e2-gal_-lum it-ta-ba-al
117u3 le-qu2-u2 sza mar _geme2 e2-gal_-lim
118il-qu2-u2 me-he-er-szu a-na _e2-gal_-lim i-ri-a-ab
119szum-ma _lu2_ bu-sze-szu a-na na-ap-t,a3-ri a-na ma-s,a-ar-tim
120id-di-in-ma _e2_ la pa-li-isz si-ip-pu la ha-li-isz
121a-ap-tum la na-as3-ha-at bu-sze-e ma-s,a-ar-tim
122sza id-di-nu-szum uh-ta-li-iq bu-se-e-su i-ri-a-ab-szum
123szum-ma _e2 lu2_ lu-uq-qu2-ut it-ti bu-sze-e _lu2_ ma-s,a-ar-tim
124sza id-di-nu-szum hu-lu-uq be-el _e2_ ha-li-iq
125be-el _e2_-tim i-na _ka2_ {d}tiszpak ni-isz _dingir_ i-za-kar-szum-ma
126it-ti bu-sze-e-ka bu-szu-ia lu-u2 ha-al-qu2
127i-wi-tam u3 sa3-ar-tam la e-pu-szu i-za-kar-szum-ma
128mi-im-ma e-li-szu u2-ul i-szu
129szum-ma i-na at-hi-i isz-te-en zi-it-ta-szu a-na _ku3-babbar_ i-na-ad-di-in
130u3 a-hu-szu sza-ma-am ha-sze-eh qa2-ab-li-it sza-ni-i-im u2-ma-al-la
131szum-ma _lu2_ i-ni-isz-ma _e2_-su a-na _ku3-babbar_ it-ta-di-in
132u4-um sza-a-ia-ma-nu i-na-ad-di-nu be-el _e2_-tim i-pa-t,a3-ar
133szum-ma _lu2 sag-ir3 geme2 gu4_ u3 szi-ma-am ma-la i-ba-szu-u2
134i-sza-am-ma na-di-na-nam la u2-ki-in szu-ma szar-ra-aq
135szum-ma _u-bar_ na-ap-ta-rum u3 mu-du-u2 _kasz_-szu i-na-ad-di-in
136sa-bi-tum ma-hi-ra-at i-il-la-ku _kasz_ i-na-di-in-szum
137szum-ma _lu2_ ap-pi _lu2_ is-su-uk-ma it-ta-ki-is
138_1(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e igi 1(disz) ma-na zu2 1/2(disz) ma-na_
139uz-nu _1/2(disz) ma-na_ me-he-es, le-tim _1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
140szum-ma _lu2_ u2-ba-an _lu2_ it-ta-ki-is
141_2/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
142szum-ma _lu2_ a-wi-lam i-na su-qi2-im?
143is2-ki-im-ma _szu_-su isz-te-ber5 _1/2(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
144szum-ma _giri3_-szu isz-te-ber5 _1/2(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
145szum-ma _lu2_ a-wi-lam im-ha-as,-ma ki-ir-ra-szu isz-te-ber5
146_2/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
147szum-ma _lu2_ i-na szi-ge-esz3-tim
148_lu2_ ik?-te-el _1(u) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
149szum-ma _lu2_ i-na re-es3-ba-tim
150_dumu lu2_ usz-ta-mi-it
151_2/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
152u3 a-na di-nim sza _ku3-babbar_ isz-tu _1/3(disz) ma-na_ a-di _1(disz) ma-na_
153da-a-ia-nu di-nam u2-sza-ha-zu-szu-ma
154a-wa-at na-pi2-isz-tim a-na _lugal_-ma
155szum-ma _lu2_ i-na _sag-ir3_ szar-qi2-im _geme2_ sza-ri-iq-tim
156it-ta-as,-ba-at _sag-ir3 sag-ir3 geme2 geme2_ i-re-ed-de
157szum-ma _szagina_ sza-pir6 _i7_ be-el te-er-tim ma-la i-ba-asz-szu-u2
158_sag-ir3_ hal-qa-am _geme2_ ha-li-iq-tam _gu4_ hal-qa-am _ansze_ hal-qa-am
159sza _e2-gal_-lim u3 _|MASZ.KAK.EN|_ is,-ba-at-ma a-na esz3-nun-na{ki}
160la ir-di-a-am i-na _e2_-szu-ma ik-ta-la u4-mi e-li _iti 1(disz)-kam_
161u2-sze-te-eq-ma _e2-gal_-lum szu-ur-qa-am it-ti-szu i-ta-wi
162_sag-ir3_ u3 _geme2_ sza esz3-nun-na{ki}
163sza ka-an-nam masz-ka-nam u3 ab-bu-tam sza-ak-nu
164_abul_ esz3-nun-na{ki} ba-lum be-li2-su u2-ul us,-s,i2
165_sag-ir3_ u3 _geme2_ sza it-ti _dumu_ szi-ip-ri-im na-as,-ru-ma
166_abul_ esz3-nun-na{ki} i-te-er-ba-am ka-an-nam ma-asz-ka-nam
167u3 ab-bu-tam isz-sza-ak-ka-an-ma a-na be-li2-szu na-s,e-er
168szum-ma _gu4 gu4_ ik-ki-im-ma usz-ta-mi-it
169szi-im _gu4_ ba-al-t,im u3 _uzu gu4_ mi-tim
170be-el _gu4_ ki-la-al-la-an i-zu-uz-zu
171szum-ma _gu4_ na-ka-pi2-ma
172ba-ab-tum a-na be-li2-szu u2-sze-di-ma _gu4_-szu la u2-sze-szi-ir-ma
173_lu2_ ik-ki-im-ma usz-ta-mi-it be-el _gu4_
174_2/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
175szum-ma _sag-ir3_ ik-ki-im-ma
176usz-ta-mi-it _1(u) 5(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
177szum-ma _ur-gi7_ sze-gi-ma ba-ab-tum a-na be-li2-szu
178u2-sze-di-ma _ur-gi7_-szu la is,-s,u-ur-ma
179_lu2_ isz-szu-uk-ma usz-ta-mi-it
180be-el _ur-gi7 2/3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
181szum-ma _sag-ir3_ ik-ki-im-ma usz-ta-mit-it
182_1(u) 5(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar i3-la2-e_
183szum-ma i-ga-rum i-qa-am-ma ba-ab-tum a-na be-el i-ga-ri
184u2-sze-di-ma i-ga-ar-szu la u2-dan-nin-ma
185i-ga-rum im-qu2-ut-ma _dumu lu2_ usz-ta-mi-it
186na-pi2-isz-tum s,i2-im-da-at szar-ri-im
187szum-ma _lu2 dumu-mesz_ wu-ul-lu-ud-ma _dam_-su
188i-zi-im-ma sza-ni-tam i-ta-ha-az
189i-na _e2_ u3 ma-la i-ba-szu-u2 in-na-sa-ah-ma
190wa-ar-ki sza i-ra-am-mu-ma it-ta-la-ak x x x _e2_ x x x
191szum-ma _lu2 en-nun_
192_e2_ i-na na-s,a-ri-im i-gu-ma pa-al-li-szu
193_e2_ ip-lu-usz u3 _lu2 en-nun e2_ sza ip-pa-al-szu
194[...] i-du-uk-ku ba-lum qa-ab-ri-szu
195i-na pa-ni2 pi2-il-szi-im iq-qa-bi-ir

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