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CDLI Literary 000521 (Hammurapi D) composite (P481142)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000521 (Hammurapi D) composite
IDP481142
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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)
object composite text
1'NAM x x x x IGI? x [...](If) ... ....
2'ni2-tuku en3 tar-tar nim-ma x [...]The one who has fear, the one who inquires after ...
3'x KU? u3-na E sa4 en? [...]... the lord(?)
4'szum2-mu-da-ab-ze2-en {gesz}gidru [...]Give me a scepter
5'ka2-dingir-ra{ki} iri nam-en-na MU [...]Babylon, the city of lordship
6'lugal an-ub-da diri-ge-en-ze2-en [...]King of the four quarters, surpassing
7'{d}asar-lu2-hi ha-am-mu-ra-pi2-gu10-ur2 nam [...]Asarluhi, my ... fate
8'an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki e-ne-bi-da KA x [...]When An, Enlil, and Enki ...
9'sza3-ga-ne-ne-sze3 u3-mu-ni-in-szum2 nig2 x [...]he gave to their midst.
10'dingir gal-gal kilib3-ba-bi {d}marduk-ra hul2-le-esz mu-ni-[...]The great gods rejoiced over Marduk
11'sipa sza3-ga-zu nam-en kalam-ma ak-de3 mu-e-ni-in-[...]Your shepherdship in the midst of the land is to be done for you
12'nam-a-ni gal-le-esz tar-re-en-ze2-en ka ku3-za x [...]May you decide his great fate for me, in your pure mouth
13'inim-zu BA? ASZ-a ba-an-szi-gar-re-en-ze2-en sipa musz3 nu-tum2-muYour word(?) has been put to the test(?), the shepherd does not follow
14'lugal-ra im-mi-in-sa4-en-de3-en ub-ta 4(disz)-ba x x E NE? [...]We praise the king
15'ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 nun me-te dingir-re-e-ne sun5-na inim-me-esz2 MU [...]Hammurapi, noble prince, chosen by the gods, ... words
16'ba-ra-szum2-mu-un-de3-en nam-bara2 sag ge6 mu-zu za3 an [...]You will not give it to me! Your name on the black-headed people, the fringe of heaven
17'nam-lu2-ulu3 kalam-ma sa2?-sa2? TE gal2-la si sa2-sa2-da iri? [...]Humanity in the land, balanced, balanced(?)
18'x x x he2-eb2-su3-u4 bala-zu ma2-gur8 za-gin3 szu? he2-[...]May your reign be ..., may the lapis barge
19'nam-sipa-zu an x x an ki? szu he2-ge-en ug3-ga2 u2-sal-la [...]Your shepherdship ... heaven and earth may you be. In the midst of the people
20'za-pa-ag2-zu {d}iszkur szu x x [...] A dul lugal gaba-ri nu-tukuYour utterance Iškur ... the king’s work that has no rival
21'ka-zu gira2{ra} husz-a szu [...] TUK-TUK sig igi-nim-ma [...]Your mouth is a furious arrow
22'szul {d}utu a2-tah-zu he2-a ki? NE? x (x x) AB inim-inim sza3-ge x [...]Youth Utu, may it be your helper(?)
23'du-ri2-sze3 za3 zi-da gen-na-zu he2-na-nam igi il2-la-e he2-na-namMay you be the one who goes at your right side forever, may you be one who sees it all.
24'x x KA-za la-ba-an-DIR er3-ra szu x dub?-bi x x x [...]... does not ... tears ... its tablet(?)
25'ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 du11-ga mah-me-esz2 nir he2-gal2 a2 inim du10-ga x [...]Ḫammurapi, whose command is supreme, a mighty lord of abundance, who ... good words
26'ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 du11-ga an {d}en-lil2-bi KU an ki? szu an-ub-da du3?-a szu [...]Ḫammurapi, whose command An and Enlil
27'x x x-ga NU x-asz an {d}en-lil2-bi lugal-ra mu-na-x x x [...]... An and Enlil for the king
28'{d}asar-lu2-hi mu-ru-ub dingir gal-gal-e-ne iri? x x x GA IM? [...]Asalluhi, the entu-priestess of the great gods
29'ka2-dingir-ra{ki} iri ki-szu-pesz5 ki-tusz sikil-la x x x GA? x x x [...]Babylon, the city of the pure abode,
30'x x suhusz bara2 gal ki-tusz mah ki ag2-e sza3 hul2-la PA nir-gal2 x [...]... the foundation of the great dais, the beloved supreme residence, a joyful heart, authoritative ...
31'x x x TUR-TUR dumu-gir15 dingir-re-e-ne mu lugal-la [...]... child-bearing son of the gods, the name of the king
32'[...] x x zi-de3-esz he2-a mu-na-ni-[...]May ... be true ... for him
33'[...] u3-mu-un-zi-ge-esz nam-{d}en-lil2 ug3 szar2-ra [...]... they raised up. Enlil and the many people
34'[...] nam-a-ni pa bi2-in-ak-esz zi kalam-ma [...]... made his fate manifest. The life of the land
35'ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 sipa silim-ma-ne2 mu-ni-gal-le-esz kilib3 sag ge6-ga [...]Ḫammurapi, the shepherd of peace, they made great for him. The black-headed people
36'[...] x x lu2 {d}en-ki?-ke4 sa6-ga-ni kalam-ma x [...]... the one of Enki, his good one, in the land
37'[...] x x x MU [...]... ...

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