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RA 015, 001-0051 (P492501)

Official or display, Old Babylonian, Larsa · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRA 015, 001-0051
IDP492501
Museum no.AO 07025
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotLarsa (mod. Tell as-Senkereh)
Coordinates31.2832, 45.8549

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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.

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1[2(u) 1(disz)] mu na-ap-la-nu-um#21 years, Naplanum
2[2(u) 8(disz)] mu e-mi-szum2?28 years (since) Emešum
3[3(u) 5(disz)] mu sa-mu-u2-um35 years, Samum
4[9(disz)] mu za-ba-a-a9 years after Zabaya
5[mu] gu-un-gu-nu-umYear: Gungunum
6mu 2(disz) geszimmar uruda e2-{d}utu sze3 i-ni-in-tu#-[ri]year: “The two copper date palms of the temple of Utu he turned into a ruin mound.
7mu ba-szi-mi{ki} ba-hul#year: “Bašimu was destroyed.‭
8mu us2-sa ba-szi-mi{ki} ba-hulyear after: “Bašimu was destroyed.‭
9mu an-sza-an{ki} ba-hulyear: “Anšan was destroyed.‭
10mu en {d}utu masz2-e in-pa3#year: “The en-priestess of Utu by means of extispicy was chosen.'"
11mu us2-sa en {d}utu masz2-e in-pa3#year following: “The en-priestess of Utu by means of extispicy was chosen.‭
12mu alan uruda gu-la e2-{d}utu-sze3 i-ni-in-tu-riyear: “The great copper statue he returned to the temple of Utu.‭
13mu en {d}utu ba-hun-ga2year: “The en-priestess of Šamaš was installed.‭
14mu {gesz}szu-nir 2(disz)-a-bi e2 {d}nanna-sze3 i-ni-in-tu-riyear: “The second šunir tree to the house of Nanna he turned.‭
15mu alan uruda gir3-tab-ba mu-un-na-an-dim2#year: “He fashioned a bronze statue of a girtaba weapon for him.
16mu us2-sa alan uruda gir3-tab-ba mu-un-na-an-dim2#year after: “He fashioned a bronze statue of a girtaba weapon.‭
17mu en {d}nin-sun2-zi en {d}nin-x ba-hun-ga2#year: “The en-priestess of Ninsunzida and the en priestesses of Nin-x were installed.‭
18mu alan uruda gir3-tab-ba e2-{d}nanna-sze3 i-ni-in-[tu-ri]year: “The bronze statue of the girtaba-festival for the temple of Nanna he turned.
19mu e i7 an-ne2-pa3-da in#-[si-ga]year: “Ḫa-e-pa-da-Isiga was erected.'"
20mu e2 {d}inanna sza3 larsa{ki}-ma# [ba-du3]year: “The temple of Inanna in Larsa was erected.‭
21mu e im-gur-{d}suen in#-[si-ga]year: “Ḫumban-Sîn was installed.‭
22mu e2 {d}lugal-ki-bur2-na [ba-du3]year: “The house of Lugal-kiburna was erected.‭
23mu inim {d}en-lil2-la2 {d}nanna-ta ugnim [...] e2-danna in-gi-na u3 i7 kur#-[ra ka-bi ba-an-dab]year: “According to the word of Enlil by Nanna the army of the E-danna was established, and the river of the nether world was seized by its mouth.
24mu abul mah [uri2{ki} ba-du3]year: “The great gate of Ur was erected.‭
25mu bad3 gal [larsa{ki}-ma ba-du3]year: “The great wall of Larsa was erected.‭
26mu du-un-nu-um{ki} u3 i7 i-szar#-[tum ba-du3]year: “The city of Dunnum and the Išartum canal were erected.
27mu bad3 gal ka2#-[... ba-du3]year: “The great wall ... was erected.‭
28mu e2 {d}nin-i3-si-in{ki}-na [... ba-du3]year: “The temple of Ninisina was erected.’
29mu e2-gi-na-ab-du7 ku3 {d}nanna [... ba-du3]year: “The E-gina-abdu temple of holy Nanna was erected.‭
30mu alan ku3-babbar {d}nanna-ra [...]year: “The statue of silver for Nanna was erected.‭
31mu i7 {d}ba-ba6-he2-gal2 ba-[ba-al]year: “The canal Baba-ḫegal was dug;’
322(u) 7(disz) mu gu#-un#-gu-nu#-um#27 years, Gungunum
33mu a-bi-sa-ri-eyear: “Abi-sarī
34mu i7 sze-ga-{d}inanna-zabala#{ki} ba-ba-al#year: “The Šega-Inanna-Zabala canal was dug.‭
35mu alan ku3-babbar e2-{d}nanna-sze3 [i-ni]-in#-tu-ri#year: “The statue of silver for the house of Nanna he turned.‭
36mu i7 an-ne2-pa3-da ba#-ba-al#year: “The Anepada canal was dug.‭
37mu us2-sa an-ne2-pa3-da [ba]-ba-al#year following: "Anepada was installed."
38mu i7 hi-ri-tum sza3 larsa#{ki}-ma# ba-ba-[al]year: “Ḫirītum canal in Larsa was dug.‭
39mu i7 mah ba-ba-[al]year: "The great river was dug."
40mu alan {na4}gug {na4}za-gin3 szu-du7 e2-{d}nanna-sze3 i-[ni-in-tu-ri]year: “A statue of carnelian and lapis lazuli for the šudu-priest of the temple of Nanna he turned.‭
41mu ugnim i3-si-in{ki}-na {gesz}tukul ba-an#-[sag3]year: “The army of Isin was struck by a weapon.
42mu en {d}utu ba-hun-ga2#year: “The en-priestess of Utu was installed.‭
43mu us2-sa en {d}utu ba-hun-ga2year following: “The en-priestess of Šamaš was installed.‭
441(u) 1(disz) mu a-bi-sa-ri#-e11 years, Abi-sari
45mu su#-mu-el3year: “Sumu-el.‭
46mu alan ku3-babbar e2-{d}utu-sze3 i-ni-in-tu-ri#year: “A statue of silver for the temple of Utu he turned.‭
47mu ur#-mah uruda 2(disz)-a-bi ka2 [mah-bar]-ra {d}inanna-sze3 i-ni-in-tu-ri#year: “The two lions of copper at the gate of the Great Oval to Inanna turned.’
48mu a-ku-us{ki} ba-hul u3 ugnim ka-zal-lu{ki} {gesz}tukul ba-an-[sag3]year: “Akkus was destroyed and the army of Kazallu with weapons was struck down.’
49mu i7 lugal-{d}suen-na ba-ba-alyear: “The Lugal-Suen canal was dug;’
50mu en {d}utu ba-hun-ga2#year: “The en-priestess of Utu was installed.‭
52mu us2-sa en {d}utu ba-hun-ga2year following: “The en-priestess of Šamaš was installed.‭
53mu iri{ki} ka-i7-da ba-an-[hul]year: “The city was destroyed in the canal.‭
54mu us2-sa iri{ki#} [ka-i7-da] ba-an-[hul]year after: “The city was destroyed by the canal.‭
55mu us2-sa-bi iri{ki#} [ka-i7-da ba-an-hul]year after: “The city was destroyed in the canal.‭
56mu ugnim kisz{ki#} [{gesz}tukul ba-an-sag3]year: “The army of Kiš with weapons was struck down.‭
57mu us2-sa ugnim kisz{ki#} [{gesz}tukul ba-an-sag3]year following: “The army of Kiš with weapons was struck down.‭
58mu us2-sa-bi ugnim kisz{ki#} [{gesz}tukul ba-an-sag3]year following: “The army of Kiš with weapons was struck down.‭
59mu e2-duru5 {d}nanna#-[i3-sa6{ki} ba-an-dab5]year: “The temple of Nanna-isa was erected.‭
60mu us2-sa e2-duru5 {d}nanna#-[i3-sa6{ki} ba-an-dab5]year following: “The temple of Nanna-isa was erected.‭
61mu us2-sa-bi e2-duru5 {d}nanna#-[i3-sa6{ki} ba-an-dab5]year following: “The temple of Nanna-isa was erected.‭
62mu 4(disz)-kam-ma e2-duru5 {d}nanna#-[i3-sa6{ki} ba-an-dab5]the 4th year, the temple of Nanna-isa was erected
63mu 5(disz)-kam-ma e2-duru5 {d}nanna#-[i3-sa6{ki} ba-an-dab5]the 5th year, the temple of Nanna-isa was erected
64[mu] i7# {d}buranun-na [ba-ba-al]year: “The Euphrates River was dug.‭
65[mu us2]-sa# i7 {d}buranun-na [ba-ba-al]year following: “The Euphrates River was dug.‭
66[mu us2-sa]-bi i7 {d}buranun-na [ba-ba-al]year following: “The Euphrates River was dug.’
67[mu] ugnim# ka-zal-lu{ki} u3 [...]year: “The army of Kazallu and
68[mu ...] en {d}nanna# [ba-hun-ga2]year: “..., the en-priestess of Nanna, was hired.
69[mu us2-sa] en {d}nanna# [ba-hun-ga2]year following: “The en-priestess of Nanna was hired.‭
70[mu us2-sa]-bi en [{d}nanna ba-hun-ga2]year following: “The en-priestess of Nanna was installed.‭
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1[mu e2 {d}bara2-ul]-e-gar-ra sza3 adab{ki} mu#-[un-du3-a u3] alan# ku3-sig17 suen-i-din#-nam# lugal# [...]year: “The temple of Bara-ulegara in Adab was erected, and the gold statue of Suen-iddinam, the king
2[mu ka2-gal-a 2(disz)-a]-bi# sza3 masz-kan2-szabra[{ki} mu-un-du3-a u3 e a-sza3] sza3-tum-ma 4(disz) danna-bi [mu-un-si-ga]year: “The second gate was built in Maškan-šabra, and the house, the field of Šagema, its 4 leagues I surrounded.‭
3[mu e2-{d}en]-ki sza3 uri2{ki}-ma u3 {d}nin#-[e2?-nim-ma] sza3 e2-{d}nin-mar-ki [mu-un-du3-a]year: “The temple of Enki in Ur and Nin-enima in the temple of Ninmar were built.‭
4[mu i7 lagasz{ki}] za3 a-ab-ba-sze3 [mu-un-ba-al-la2]year: “The canal of Lagaš to the border of the Sea I dug.’—
5[mu] bad3# [{d}utu-gar]-ra# gu2 i7 buranun-na# [mu-un-du3-a]year: “The wall of Utu-gara was erected on the bank of the Euphrates.‭
6[mu 2(disz) uruda] alan# [szud3-szud3]-bi {d}ri#-[im-{d}suen lugal e2] {d}utu-sze3 i-[ni-in-tu-ri]year: “Rīm-Sîn, the king, to the temple of Šamaš returned 2 copper statues and its šulszud offerings.’
7[mu] nin-dingir {d}[iszkur] sza3 [ennegi{ki} ba-un-ga2]year: “Ningir and Iškur were established in Ennegi.‭
8[mu] bad3 {d}ne3-unu-gal-gar-ra [mu-un-du3]-ayear: “The wall Ne’unugalgara was erected.‭
9[mu] ugnim# unu#{ki}-ga i3-si-[in{ki} tin-tir]{ki} su-tu-um#{ki} ra-pi2-qum#[{ki} u3 er3-ne]-ne lugal unu#{ki}-ga [{gesz}]tukul# ba-an-sag3year: “The army of Uruk, Isin, Tintir, Sutum, Rapiqum and the Erneans, the king of Unug, with weapons was struck down.
10[mu iri{ki}] ka-i7-da# u3 iri{ki} na#-za-ru-um{ki} ba-an-dabyear: “The city of Ka-ida and the city of Nazarum were seized.
11[mu i7] edin#-na i7 [he2-gal] za3#-a-ab-ba-sze3 mu-un-ba-al-la2year: “The river of the steppe, the river of abundance at the border, was drained.
12[mu ...] im-gur-{d}gibil# u3 iri{ki} zi-ib-na-tum{ki} [{gesz}]tukul# kal-ga {d}[en]-lil2 mu-un-na-se3-ma-ta in-dab-bayear: “... Imgur-Gibil and the city Zibnatum with the mighty weapon of Enlil seized and
13[mu e2-{d}szu]-{d}suen#{ki#} u3 u2-zar-pa-ra{ki} [{gesz}tukul] kal-ga [{d}]en#-lil2 mu-un-na-se3-ma-ta in-dab-bayear: “The house of Šū-Suen and Uzarpara with the mighty weapon of Enlil was seized and
14[mu i7 idigna] i7 dingir-ri#-e-ne nam-he2 tum4 za3-a-ab-ba-sze3 mu-un-al#-[la2]year: “The Tigris, the river of the gods, brought abundance to the border.‭
15[mu ki-sur]-ra#{ki} larsa#{ki#}-ma-sze3 mu-un-na-gur4-ra [u3 {gesz}tukul kal-ga {d}]en-lil2 mu-un-na-szum2-ma-ta bad3{ki} [mu-un-hul-a]year: “Kisurra and Larsa were turned into ruin mounds. And with the mighty weapon that Enlil had given to him, the city Wall was destroyed.’
16[mu {gesz}tukul kal-ga {d}en-lil2] mu-un-na-szum2-ma-ta# [unu{ki}-ga mu-un-hul-a] erin a2-dah-bi szu-ni sa2 bi-in#-[du11-ga] [ugu nam-lu2-ulu3-bi] szu-gar mu-un-gar-[ra]from the year in which Enlil gave the mighty weapon to him and destroyed Uruk, his troops and army he put in order and upon its people he placed a šugar-measure
17[mu du11-ga zi-da] an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta [i7 ul-ta] mu-bi nu-sa4#-a [sipa {d}ri]-im#-{d}suen mu-un-ba-al-la2 [i7 sikil-la] mu-ni bi2-in-sa4-a [...] GAN2 dagal-la bi2-in-dah-eBy the righteous command of An, Enlil and Enki the canal from which the name is not written the shepherd Rīm-Sîn carried off. The pure canal whose name is named he widened the field
18[mu du11-ga an {d}en-lil2] {d}en-ki-ga-ta [i7 buranun]-na# ti-ki-da ku3-ga {d}nanna-ta [nesag tum4 e2-kur]-ra# esz3 nam-ti-la-ke2 [sipa-zi] {d}ri-im-{d}suen [ki unu{ki}] za3 a-ab-ba-sze3 mu-un-ba-al-la2 [gu2-bi-ta a-gar3]-dagal-la im-ta-e3-a [a-dug sza3]-uri2{ki}-esz2 im-mi-in-gar-raBy the name of An, Enlil and Enki from the Euphrates, the holy tikida canal of Nanna the nesag offering brought to the Ekur shrine Shrine of Life the shepherd Rīm-Sîn from Uruk to the border of the Sea he carried away. From its banks the wide meadows he brought out and the wells of Ša-Urim he placed there.
19[mu du11-ga an {d}en]-lil2# {d}en-ki-ga-ta [i7 masz-tab-ba] a-nag un dagal-la-sze3 gal2-la [gu2]-si#-a-[bi] he2-gal2 {d}ezenu gar-gar-ra-am3 [sipa]-zi# {d}ri-im-{d}suen [lu2 igi]-gal2 tuku banda3{da}-bi diri-ga [za3] a-ab-ba-sze3 mu-un-ba-al-la2 [a]-gar3 didli-bi GAN2-zi-de-esz bi2-in-tu-riBy the command of An, Enlil and Enki to the “Great Canal’ which provides plentiful drinking water to the wide netherworld its banks are full of abundance and Ezenu has established it the shepherd Rīm-Sîn the one who has a superior eye on the border of the sea he carried away. Its numerous meadows he turned into a field.
20[mu a2] mah# an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta iri{ki} dam-qi2-i3-li2-szu a2-dam za3-sze3 dab-bi i3-si-in{ki}-ka sipa#-zi {d}[ri]-im#-{d}suen in-dab-ba [...]-gesz?-ra lu2 [...] larsa{ki}-ma-sze3 bi2-in-tu-ri [u4] ul-a-ta u3-ma-a-ni mu-un-gub-bayear: “The great strength of An, Enlil and Enki the city Damqi-ilīšu to the border seized. In Isin the shepherd Rim-Sîn was seized The man who ... Larsa turned back.’ Since distant days his lord stood by him
21[mu du11 zi] an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta i7 ul-ta ba#-ra#-gal2-la he2-gal2 tum4 larsa{ki}-ma-sze3 sipa# zi {d}ri#-im#-{d}suen mu-un-ba-al-la2 [i7] nig2#-si-sa2 mu-bi bi2-in-sa4-a [...] gal2#?-la mu-bi pa bi-in-e3-aBy the righteous name of An, Enlil and Enki the canal that had not been present from distant days brought abundance to Larsa by the loyal shepherd Rīm-Sîn he surrounded. The canal of justice its name he named. Its name was made visible.
22[mu du11-ga an {d}]en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta [e i7 ka-nun-di] ul-ta ba-ra-si-ga [...] GAN2-zi nu-gal2-la [{d}ri-im-{d}suen] sipa gesz-tuku kur-gal-la [...] in-si-ga [...] im-ta-e3-aBy the name of An, Enlil, and Enki ... the Kanundi canal from far away ... was not present Rīm-Sîn, the shepherd who listens to the great mountain range ... he sat down ... came out
23[mu du11-ga an {d}en-lil2] {d}en-ki-ga-ta [zar-bi-lum{ki} ...] na#-me# bad3#-bi mu-un-du3-[a sipa gi-na {d}ri-im-{d}suen] bad2-bi mu-un-du3-[a] [un dagal-la-bi] ki-bi-esz2# [bi-in-ge4-a ki-tusz] ne#-ha im#-[mi-in-tusz]By the name of An, Enlil, and Enki, Zarbilum ... no one built its wall. The faithful shepherd Rīm-Sîn, the wall he built. Its broad princely throne he established there and he sat in peaceful abodes.
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1[mu a2 kal-ga] an# {d}en-lil2 {d}[en-ki-ga-ta] du#-un-nu-um{ki} iri{ki} sag-mah i3-[si-in-na-ka] sipa# zi {d}ri-im-{d}suen u4 asz-am3 [in-dab-ba] erin nam-gub-bi szu-ni-esz2 bi-in#-[gar-ra] nam-lu2-ulu3-bi ki-tusz-bi nu-mu-un-kur2-[ra]from the mighty year of An, Enlil and Enki Dunnum, the great city of Isin, the faithful shepherd Rīm-Sîn, when he was seized by the troops he placed in his hands. Its people did not change their dwelling
2[mu {gesz}]tukul mah an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta i3-si-in{ki} iri{ki} nam-lugal-la u3 a2-dam didli-bi a-na me-a-bi sipa zi {d}ri-im-{d}suen in-dab-ba ugu un dagal-bi szu nam-ti-la in-gar-ra mu nam-lugal-bi du-ri2-esz2 bi2-in-e3year: “With the great weapon of An, Enlil and Enki Isin, the city of kingship, and its numerous settlements, as many as there were, the faithful shepherd Rīm-Sîn seized. Over its wide squares he placed a hand of life and his royal name came forth.
3mu us2-sa {gesz}tukul mah an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta i3-si-in{ki} iri{ki} nam-lugal-la u3 a2-dam didli-bi a-na me-a-bi sipa zi {d}ri-im-{d}suen in-dab-ba ugu un dagal-bi szu nam-ti-la in-gar-ra mu nam-lugal-bi du-ri2-esz2 bi2-in-e3-ayear following: “With the great weapon of An, Enlil and Enki Isin, the city of kingship, and its numerous settlements, as many as there were, the faithful shepherd Rīm-Sîn seized. Over its wide squares he placed a hand of life and in perpetuity he made this royal name come forth.
4mu us2-sa-bi {gesz}tukul mah an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki-ga-ta i3-si-in{ki} iri{ki} nam-lugal-la u3 a2-dam didli-bi a-na me-a-bi [sipa] zi {d}ri-im-{d}suen in-dab-ba ugu# un dagal-bi szu nam-ti-la in-gar-ra mu nam-lugal-bi du-ri2-esz2 bi2-in-e3-ayear following: “With the great weapon of An, Enlil and Enki Isin, the city of kingship and its numerous settlements, as many as there were true shepherd Rīm-Sîn seized and upon its wide open country he placed a hand for life and for the year that he had established kingdom
5mu ki# 4(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 4th, Isin was seized.‭
6mu ki# 5(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 5th place Isin was seized.‭
7mu ki# 6(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 6th, Isin was seized.{f}
8mu ki 7(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 7th, Isin was seized.‭
9mu ki 8(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 8th, Isin was seized.‭
10mu ki 9(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 9th, Isin was seized.‭
11mu ki 1(u) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The place where 10 Isin was seized,
12mu ki 1(u) 1(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “With 11 Isin was seized.‭
13mu ki 1(u) 2(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “12, Isin was seized.‭
14mu ki 1(u) 3(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 13th, Isin was seized.‭
15mu ki 1(u) 4(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “14, Isin was seized.‭
16mu ki 1(u) 5(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “When 15 Isin was seized.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
17mu ki 1(u) 6(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “16, Isin was seized.‭
18mu ki 1(u) 7(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “When 17 Isin was seized.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
19mu ki 1(u) 8(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “With the 18th, Isin was seized.‭
20mu ki 1(u) 9(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “With the 19th of Isin he was seized.
21mu ki 2(u) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 20th, Isin was seized.‭
22mu ki 2(u) 1(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 21st, Isin, was seized.‭
23mu ki 2(u) 2(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 22nd, Isin was seized.‭
24mu ki 2(u) 3(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 23rd, Isin was seized.‭
25mu ki 2(u) 4(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 24th, Isin was seized.‭
26mu ki 2(u) 5(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 25th, Isin was seized.‭
27mu ki 2(u) 6(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 26th, Isin was seized.‭
28mu ki 2(u) 7(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 27th, Isin was seized.‭
29mu ki 2(u) 8(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 28th, Isin was seized.‭
30mu ki 2(u) 9(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 29th, Isin was seized.‭
31mu ki 3(u) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “The 30th, Isin was seized.‭
32mu ki 3(u) 1(disz) i3-si-in{ki} in-dab-bayear: “31, Isin was seized.‭
331(gesz2) mu {d}ri-im-{d}suen lugal60 years, when Rīm-Sîn was king
34iti ab-e3 u4 1(u) 4(disz)-kam ba-zalThe month of Abe, the day 14 passed;
35szu {d}suen-u3-zi-liHand of Sîn-uzili
36mu ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 lugal-e usu kal-ga {d}en-lil2 mu-un-na-szum2-ma-ta kilib3 gu2 du3-a-bi kur su-bir4{ki}-sze3 sag gesz bi2#-in#-ra#year: “Ḫammurapi, the king, by the mighty strength of Enlil he gave to him, (and) all of the branches of his neck he cut down to the land of Subartu.

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