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RIMA 2.0.087.add031 composite (MA Laws) (P497998)

Official or display, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationRIMA 2.0.087.add031 composite (MA Laws)
IDP497998
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

English translation

By Chen, Michael S.; Merritt, Leland; Price, Jason R.; VanDyke, Elizabeth · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)

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surface a 1if a woman, whether the wife of a man
surface a 2or the daughter of a man,
surface a 3into the house of a god has entered,
surface a 4from the house of the god something
surface a 5of the god has stolen;
surface a 6(if) it in her (own) hand was seized,
surface a 7or they prove against her
surface a 8and they convict her,
surface a 9a divination they shall perform, and
surface a 10a god they shall ask;
surface a 11according to what the god to do
surface a 12will instruct,
surface a 13they will do to her.
surface a 14if a woman, whether the wife of a man
surface a 15or the daughter of a man,
surface a 16slander has spoken
surface a 17or a mockery
surface a 18has had,
surface a 19that woman
surface a 20her penalty shall bears,
surface a 21her husband, her sons, her daughters
surface a 22they shall not approach (with a claim).
surface a 24or dead, his wife from his house
surface a 25something has stolen,
surface a 26and to either a man or a woman
surface a 27or to any
surface a 28other one has given,
surface a 29the wife of the man
surface a 30and the recipients
surface a 31they shall kill;
surface a 32and if the wife of the man,
surface a 33whose husband is well,
surface a 34from the house of her husband has stolen
surface a 35and to either a man or a woman
surface a 36or to any
surface a 37other one has given,
surface a 38the husband his wife shall prove
surface a 39and a penalty shall impose;
surface a 40and the recipient, who from the hand of
surface a 41the wife of the man received,
surface a 42the stolen property shall give
surface a 43and a penalty like that which the man
surface a 44against his wife imposed
surface a 45against the recipient they shall impose.
surface a 46If either a male slave or a female slave
surface a 47from the hand of the wife of a man
surface a 48something has received,
surface a 49of the male servant and the female servant their nose
surface a 50(and) their ears they shall cut off;
surface a 51the stolen property they make whole; the husband, of his wife
surface a 52her ears shall cut off;
surface a 53and if his wife he releases,
surface a 54her ears he did not cut off,
surface a 55of the male slave and female slave they shall not cut off;
surface a 56the stolen property they shall make whole.
surface a 57if the wife of a man from the house of a man,
surface a 58a second one, something has stolen,
surface a 59it a value of 5 minas of lead
surface a 60exceeds, the owner of the stolen property shall swear,
surface a 61saying: “If I caused her to seize,”
surface a 62saying ‘From my house steal!‘;
surface a 63if her husband is in agreement,
surface a 64the stolen property he shall give and he shall redeem her,
surface a 65her ears he shall cut off;
surface a 66if her husband to her redeeming
surface a 67does not agree,
surface a 68the owner of the stolen property shall take her
surface a 69and her nose shall cut off.
surface a 70If the wife of a man a deposit
surface a 71in the countryside has place,
surface a 72the receiver
surface a 73the stolen property shall bear.
surface a 74If a woman a hand against a man has lifted,
surface a 75they prove against her
surface a 76and she shall pay 30 mina of lead,
surface a 77they will strike her 20 times with a staff.
surface a 78If a woman is in an arguement the testicle
surface a 79of a man has smashed,
surface a 80they shall cut off one of her fingers,
surface a 81and if a physician has bandaged it,
surface a 82a second testicle with it
surface a 83has become infected,
surface a 84redness has had,
surface a 85or in the argument
surface a 86the second testicle she has crushed,
surface a 87both of her breasts will be gouged out.
surface a 88If a man his hand against the wife of a man
surface a 89lifted, like a child has treated,
surface a 90and they have proven it
surface a 91and have convicted him,
surface a 921 of his fingers they shall cut off;
surface a 93If he has kissed her,
surface a 94his lower lip
surface a 95to the blade of an ax
surface a 96They shall draw and cut it off.
surface a 97If either a man or a woman
surface a 98the house of a man entered,
surface a 99either a man or a woman killed,
surface a 100to the owner of the house the killers
surface a 101they will give, and if he so chooses,
surface a 102they shall kill them;
surface a 103if he so chooses and comes to an agreement,
surface a 104anything of theirs he shall take.
surface a 105but if in the household of the killers
surface a 106something of giving is none,
surface a 107either a son or a daughter
surface a 109... house ...
surface a 112If ...
surface a 118If a wife of a man, through a thoroughfare,
surface a 119has crossed, and a man seized her,
surface a 120“I want to lie with you” has said to her,
surface a 121she shall not agree, but should guard against it;
surface a 122if he then by force has seized her,
surface a 123and lain with her
surface a 124whether upon the wife of a man they overcame him
surface a 125or that with a woman he lay
surface a 126witnesses have proven against him,
surface a 127the man they shall kill;
surface a 128for the woman there is no penalty.
surface a 129If a wife of a man out of her house
surface a 130has gone, and to a man
surface a 131where he resides has gone,
surface a 132(and) he lay with her, (althought) that (she is) a wife of a man
surface a 133he knew, they shall kill the man as well as the woman.
surface a 134If, to the wife of a man a man either
surface a 135in a tavern or in the open street,
surface a 136(although) that (she is) a wife of a man he knew,
surface a 137has lain with her, whatever the man his wife
surface a 138to treat has commanded,
surface a 139to the lover they shall do;
surface a 140if that (she is) a wife of a man he did not know,
surface a 141and with her he lay,
surface a 142the lover is clean;
surface a 143the man against his wife shall prove
surface a 144and as his stomach (commands) shall treat her.
surface a 145If a man (ass.) from his wife a man has seized,
surface a 146and they have proven him
surface a 147and convicted him,
surface a 148both of them
surface a 149they shall kill;
surface a 150his is not crime;
surface a 151if he has seized and either to the king
surface a 152or to judges has brought (him),
surface a 153and they have proven against him
surface a 154and have convicted him,
surface a 155if the husband of the woman his wife kills,
surface a 156he shall the man also kill;
surface a 157if he the nose of his wife cuts off,
surface a 158the man into a eunuch he shall turn,
surface a 159and his face they shall cut up;
surface a 160and if he his wife releases,
surface a 161the man they shall release.
surface a 162if a man with a wife of a man by evil(?) of
surface a 163her mouth has lain,
surface a 164a penalty of the man is none;
surface a 165a man against his wife a penalty
surface a 166as his stomach (commands) shall impose
surface a 167if rather by force her has lain with her,
surface a 168they have proven him
surface a 169have convicted him,
surface a 170his penalty is as that of the wife of a man.
surface a 171if a man to a man has said,
surface a 172saying “with your wife they have lain repeatedly,”
surface a 173but witnesses are none,
surface a 174a contract they will set,
surface a 175to Id they will go.
surface a 176if a man to his companion
surface a 177whether in secret or in a fight
surface a 178said, saying “with your wife they have lain repeatedly,”
surface a 179saying “I will prove it,”
surface a 180but to prove it he is unable,
surface a 181and he cannot prove, that man
surface a 18240 times with a rod they shall strike;
surface a 1831 month of days work of the king he shall perform,
surface a 184they wil cut his hair,
surface a 185and 1 talent of tin he shall pay.
surface a 186if a man in secret
surface a 187against his companion rumors spread,
surface a 188saying “they have lain repeatedly with him,”
surface a 189or in a fight before people
surface a 190has said to him, saying “they have lain repeatedly with you,”
surface a 191saying “I will prove it against you,” but to prove it
surface a 192he is unable,
surface a 193and he cannot prove it, that man
surface a 19450 times with a rod they shall strike;
surface a 1951 month of days work of the king he shall perform,
surface a 196they wil cut his hair, and 1 talent of lead he shall pay.
surface a 197if a man with his companion lay,
surface a 198and they have proven him,
surface a 199have convicted him,
surface a 200they shall lie with him,
surface a 201and into a eunuch they shall turn him.
surface a 202if a man the daughter of a man struck,
surface a 203of her belly has caused a miscarry,
surface a 204they have investigated him,
surface a 205they have convicted him,
surface a 2062 talents and 30 minas of lead he shall pay,
surface a 20750 (blows) with rods they shall strike him,
surface a 208one month of days the service of the king he shall do.
surface a 209If the wife of a man, a man not her father,
surface a 210not her brother, not her son,
surface a 211but some other man, a journey
surface a 212causes her to take on and that the wife of
surface a 213another man he did not know, he shall swear
surface a 214and 2 talents of lead
surface a 215to the husband of the woman he shall pay;
surface a 216if that she was the wife of a man he knew,
surface a 217damages he shall pay, he shall swear
surface a 218saying “I certainly did not lie with her;”
surface a 219and if the wife of a man has declared,
surface a 220saying, “He lay with me;”
surface a 221because the man damages
surface a 222to the man paid,
surface a 223to Id he shall go,
surface a 224his contract there is none;
surface a 225if from Id he has turned away,
surface a 226as the husband of the woman his wife
surface a 227treats, that one
surface a 228they shall treat.
surface a 229if a wife a man, a wife of a man
surface a 230into her house has taken
surface a 231to a man for lying has given her,
surface a 232and that she was the wife of a man he knew,
surface a 233like one who with the wife of a man lay,
surface a 234they shall treat him; and as the husband of a woman
surface a 235his fornicating wife treats,
surface a 236the procuress they shall treat;
surface a 237and if the husband of the woman, (to) his wife
surface a 238fornicating nothing does,
surface a 239(to) the lover and the procuress
surface a 240nothing they shall do,
surface a 241they shall release them;
surface a 242and if the wife of a man did not know
surface a 243and the woman who to her house
surface a 244took her
surface a 245by deception a man to her
surface a 246has caused to enter and he lay with her,
surface a 247if from the house on her leaving
surface a 248that she was laid she has declared,
surface a 249the woman they shall release, she is clean;
surface a 250the fornicator and the procuress
surface a 251they shall kill;
surface a 252and if the woman has not declared,
surface a 253the man (upon) his wife a penalty according to his desire
surface a 254shall impose; the fornicator
surface a 255and the procuress they shall kill.
surface a 256if the wife of a man from the presence of her husband
surface a 257herself withdraws,
surface a 258and whether in the middle of that city
surface a 259or in nearby towns
surface a 260where a house he made known to her,
surface a 261to the house of an Assyrian has entered,
surface a 262with the lady of the house is residing,
surface a 2633 or 4 (times) apent the night, and the owner of the house
surface a 264that the wife of a man in his house
surface a 265was staying did not know,
surface a 266later that woman
surface a 267has been seized, the owner of the house whose wife
surface a 268from his presence herself
surface a 269had drawn away, his wife
surface a 270he shall mutilate, and shall take;
surface a 271the wife of a man who his wife with her
surface a 272was dwelling, her ears they shall cut off;
surface a 273if he so pleases, her husband 3 talents 30 minas
surface a 274of lead as her value shall pay;
surface a 275and if he so pleases, his wife they shall take;
surface a 276and if the owner of the house that the wife of a man
surface a 277in his house with his wife
surface a 278was dwelling knew,
surface a 2793-fold shall pay;
surface a 280and if he has denied,
surface a 281he did not know, he shall declare;
surface a 282to Id they shall go;
surface a 283and if a man who the wife of a man
surface a 284in his house is dwelling
surface a 285from the River has turned away
surface a 2863 times he shall pay;
surface a 287if a man whose wife from his presence
surface a 288herself drew away,
surface a 289from Id has turned away, he is clean,
surface a 290the total costs of Id he shall make whole;
surface a 291and if a man whose wife
surface a 292from his presence herself
surface a 293withdrew.
surface a 294his wife he shall not mutilate,
surface a 295his wife he shall take,
surface a 296any imposition there is none.
surface a 297if a woman in the house of her father is dwelling
surface a 298and her husband is dead,
surface a 299the brothers of her husband have not yet divided
surface a 300and a son of hers there is none,
surface a 301whatever valuables that her husband
surface a 302upon her bestowed
surface a 303that are not missing, the brothers of her husband
surface a 304who have not divided shall take,
surface a 305to the remainders the gods
surface a 306they shall cause to pass by, they shall prove,
surface a 307they shall take;
surface a 308for Id and the oath
surface a 309they shall not be seized.
surface a 310If a woman in the house of her father resides
surface a 311and her husband is dead,
surface a 312any valuables
surface a 313that her husband deposited with her,
surface a 314If sons of her husband
surface a 315exist, they shall take
surface a 316If sons of her husband are none,
surface a 317that one shall take.
surface a 318If a woman in the house of her father resides,
surface a 319her husband was entering regularly,
surface a 320whatever marriage gift that her husband
surface a 321gave her is his,
surface a 322he shall take; to that of the household of her father
surface a 323he shall not approach.
surface a 324If a widow the house of a man
surface a 325has entered, and her fetal son
surface a 326with her carried,
surface a 327in the house of the spouse has grown up,
surface a 328and an adoption tablet was not written,
surface a 329an (inheritance) share of the household of him who raised him
surface a 330he shall not take;
surface a 331debts he will not carry;
surface a 332from the household of his birth father
surface a 333an (inheritance) share as of his hand he shall take.
surface a 334If a woman the house of her husband has entered,
surface a 335her dowry and whatever
surface a 336she from the house of her father she brought,
surface a 337or that which her father-in-law
surface a 338at her entering gave her,
surface a 339for her sons are clean;
surface a 340the sons of her father-in-law shall not approach;
surface a 341and if her husband puāg’s her,
surface a 342to his sons as he wishes he shall give.
surface a 343If the father to the household of the father-in-law of his son
surface a 344the marriage gift has brought and the present has presented,
surface a 345(but) the woman to his son was not given,
surface a 346and another of his sons whose wife
surface a 347in the house of her father resides,
surface a 348is dead, the wife of his dead son
surface a 349to his other son
surface a 350who to the household of his father-in-law presented,
surface a 351to marriage shall give her;
surface a 352If the lord of the daughter who the present
surface a 353had received,
surface a 354to give his daughter
surface a 355does not agree,
surface a 356If he so pleases, the father who the present
surface a 357presented it, his daughter-in-law
surface a 358shall take and to his shall give;
surface a 359and if he so pleases, as much as he presented—
surface a 360lead, refined (silver), gold, non-edibles—
surface a 361as the very capital he shall take;
surface a 362edibles he shall not approach.
surface a 363If a man, to the household of his father-in-law
surface a 364“bridal gift” gifted and his wife
surface a 365is dead, (and) daughters of his father-in-law
surface a 366exist, if he so pleases the father-in-law
surface a 367a daughter of his father-in-law as his deceased wife
surface a 368to marry, or if he so pleases
surface a 369the silver which he gave he shall receive (back);
surface a 370barley or sheep or anything
surface a 371edible they shall not give back to him.
surface a 372the silver he shall receive.
surface a 373If a woman in the house of her very father is residing
surface a 374and her marriage gift she was given,
surface a 375whether she into the house of her father-in-law was taken
surface a 376or was not taken, debts,
surface a 377offence or penalty of her husband
surface a 378she shall carry.
surface a 379If a woman in the house of her very father is residing,
surface a 380her husband is dead and her sons
surface a 381exist, ...
surface a 388and if he so pleases, into the house of her father-in-law
surface a 389into marriage-like protection he shall give her;
surface a 390if her husband and her father-in-law
surface a 391are (both) dead and sons there are none,
surface a 392she is a widow.
surface a 393wherever she so pleases she shall go.
surface a 394If a man a widow has married,
surface a 395her agreement is not agreed,
surface a 396e for 2 years in his house she resides,
surface a 397she is (his) wife; she shall not leave.
surface a 398If a widow
surface a 399into the house of a man has entered,
surface a 400as much as she brings
surface a 401all is of her husband;
surface a 402and if a man to a woman has entered
surface a 403as much as he brings
surface a 404all is of the woman.
surface a 405If a woman in the house of her very father is residing
surface a 406or her husband in a house outside
surface a 407cause her to occupy,
surface a 408and her husband has gone abroad,
surface a 409no oil, no wool, no clothing,
surface a 410no food,
surface a 411nothing else left for her,
surface a 412no provisions
surface a 413from abroad has cause to be carried to her,
surface a 414that woman (for) 5 years at the face of her husband
surface a 415shall stare; with (another) husband she shall not dwell;
surface a 416if her sons exist,
surface a 417they shall be hired out and they shall eat (from that);
surface a 418the woman on her husband shall wait;
surface a 419with (another) husband she shall not dwell;
surface a 420If her sons there are none,
surface a 4215 years for her husband she shall wait,
surface a 422when 6 years arrive,
surface a 423with the husband of her desire she shall dwell;
surface a 424when her husband comes, he shall not be approach her;
surface a 425for her later husband she is clean;
surface a 426if more than 5 years
surface a 427he is delayed, of his own person
surface a 428he is not detained or ...
surface a 429seized him, and he fled,
surface a 430or like falsehood
surface a 431he was seized and he has been delayed,
reverse 432in returning he shall prove it,
reverse 433a woman like his wife he shall give
reverse 434and his wife he shall take;
reverse 435and if the king to another country
reverse 436had sent him,
reverse 437more than 5 years he has been delayed,
reverse 438his wife shall wait for him, with (another) husband
reverse 439shall not dwell; and if before
reverse 4405 years she has dwelled with (another) husband
reverse 441and has borne (children),
reverse 442when her husband comes,
reverse 443because as per the agreement she did not wait
reverse 444but was married away, her,
reverse 445and her very offspring, he shall take.
reverse 446If a man his wife has left,
reverse 447as he wishes something he shall give her,
reverse 448if he does not wish, nothing
reverse 449he shall give her,
reverse 450that empty(-handed) she shall depart.
reverse 451If a woman in the house of her father resides
reverse 452and her husband has left her,
reverse 453goods that that one deposited with her
reverse 454he shall take; to the bride price
reverse 455that he brought he shall not approach;
reverse 456for the woman they are clean.
reverse 457if a man his not-daughter to a husband
reverse 458has given, if previously
reverse 459her father was ain debt, as a pledge
reverse 460whe was caused to dwell (there), a prior creditor
reverse 461had come forward, against him who gave
reverse 462the woman, the price of the woman he shall make whole;
reverse 463if for giving there is none,
reverse 464the man the one who gave shall take,
reverse 465and if from an evil she was healed,
reverse 466for the one who healed her she is clean;
reverse 467and if the spouse of that woman
reverse 468either a tablet has written,
reverse 469or fines
reverse 470he has received,
reverse 471the price of the woman he will make whole,
reverse 472and the giver is clean.
reverse 473Either the wives of a man or widows
reverse 474or Assyrian women
reverse 475that to the street went out,
reverse 476their head shall not be exposed;
reverse 477the daughters of a man ...
reverse 478with either š.
reverse 479or garments or g.
reverse 480shall be veiled;
reverse 481their head shall not be exposed;
reverse 482or ...
reverse 483or ...
reverse 484or ...
reverse 486they shall not veil themselves, and
reverse 487when in the street alone
reverse 488they walk, they shall veil themselves, and
reverse 489a concubine who with her lady
reverse 490the the street walks
reverse 491shall be veiled;
reverse 492a qadištu whose husband married her
reverse 493in the street shall be veiled, and
reverse 494she who a husband has not married
reverse 495in the street her head shall be exposed,
reverse 496she shall not veil herself;
reverse 497a prostitute shall not veil herself,
reverse 498her head shall be exposed;
reverse 499who a veiled prostitute
reverse 500has seen shall seize her,
reverse 501witnesses shall establish,
reverse 502to the entrance of the palace shall bring her;
reverse 503her jewelry they shall not take,
reverse 504her clothing the one who seized her
reverse 505shall take;
reverse 50650 times with a rod they shall strike her,
reverse 507hot pitch on her head they shall pour,
reverse 508and if a man a veiled prostitute
reverse 509has seen and has freed,
reverse 510to the entrance of the palace has not brought her,
reverse 511that man
reverse 51250 times with a rod shall strike,
reverse 513his accuser his clothes
reverse 514shall take,
reverse 515his ears they shall pierce
reverse 516with a cord they shall thread
reverse 517at the back of his head they shall tie,
reverse 5181 month of days of service to the king he shall perform;
reverse 519female slaves shall not veil themselves,
reverse 520who veiled female slaves has seen
reverse 521shall seize her,
reverse 522to the entrance of the palace shall take her;
reverse 523her ears they shall cut off,
reverse 524the one who seized her her clothes shall take;
reverse 525if a man a veiled female slave
reverse 526has seen and has freed
reverse 527has did seized her,
reverse 528to the entrance of the palace did not bring her;
reverse 529they have proven against him,
reverse 530have convicted him,
reverse 53150 times with a rod they shall strike him,
reverse 532his ears they shall pierce
reverse 533with a cord they shall thread
reverse 534in the back of his head they shall tie
reverse 535his accuser
reverse 536his clothes shall take;
reverse 5371 month of days service to the king he shall perform.
reverse 538if a man his concubine veils,
reverse 5395 or 6 of his associates causes to sit,
reverse 540before them veils her,
reverse 541saying “she is my wife,” declares,
reverse 542this one is his wife;
reverse 543a concubine who before people
reverse 544is not veiled,
reverse 545whose husband did not declare,
reverse 546saying “this one is my wife,” she is not a wife,
reverse 547a concubine indeed is this one;
reverse 548if a man is dead, sons of his wife
reverse 549veiled there are none, sons of concubines
reverse 550sons are they; an inheritance they shall take.
reverse 551if a man on a day of aromatics
reverse 552oil on the head of the daughter of man poured,
reverse 553whether at a banquet
reverse 554dishes brought,
reverse 555a return (gift) they shall not return.
reverse 556if a man whether oil on (her) head poured
reverse 557or dishes brought,
reverse 558and the son who a wife made known to him
reverse 559is either dead or fled,
reverse 560among his remaining sons
reverse 561from the oldest son until the son
reverse 562youngest: who is (at least) 10 years
reverse 563to whom he wishes he shall give;
reverse 564if a father is dead and the son who a wife
reverse 565made known to him is also dead,
reverse 566a son of the dead son who is (at least) 10 years
reverse 567exists, he shall marry, and
reverse 568if beyond 10 years
reverse 569sons of the son are younger,
reverse 570the father of the daughter, if he so wishes, his daughter shall give,
reverse 571but if he so wishes, a refund
reverse 572to proportion he shall return;
reverse 573if a son this is none, as much as he received,
reverse 574precious stones and anything that is not edible,
reverse 575the very capital he shall return,
reverse 576but what is edible he shall not return.
reverse 577If an Assyrian man
reverse 578or if an Assyrian woman
reverse 579who as pledge (for a debt), as much as his value, in the house of a man
reverse 580is dwelling, for the total price he is taken,
reverse 581he shall whip, he shall pluck out (the pledge’s hair),
reverse 582his ears he shall break, he shall pierce.
reverse 583If a woman is given
reverse 584and her husband an enemy has taken,
reverse 585her father-in-law and her son there is none,
reverse 5862 years the face of her husband she shall look at,
reverse 587in those 2 years, if that which to eat
reverse 588there is none, she shall come forward, she shall declare;
reverse 589if a dependent citizen of the temple is that one,
reverse 590her ... shall sustain her,
reverse 591his work she shall do;
reverse 592if the wife of a soldier is that one,
reverse 593... he shall sustain her,
reverse 594his work she shall do;
reverse 595and if her husband in his city
reverse 596a field and house has gone,
reverse 597she shall come to the judges, she shall declare,
reverse 598saying, “for my eating, sustenance there is none,”
reverse 599the judges, the nobles of the city
reverse 600shall make inquiries,
reverse 601how much a field in that city goes for,
reverse 602a field and a house for her subsistence
reverse 603of 2 years they shall calculate,
reverse 604they shall give to her,
reverse 605she is residing, and her tablet they shall write,
reverse 6062 years she shall fulfill, with a husband as she wishes
reverse 607she may reside;
reverse 608her tablet as a widow they shall write;
reverse 609if after some days her husband,
reverse 610the lost one, to the country has returned,
reverse 611his wife who outside
reverse 612is married, he shall take back,
reverse 613to the sons that for her later husband
reverse 614she bears, he shall not approach,
reverse 615only the later husband may take (them);
reverse 616the field and the house that according to her subsistence

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surface a
1szum-ma _munus_ lu-u2 _dam lu2_
2lu-u2 _dumu-munus lu2_
3a-na _e2 dingir_ te-ta-ra-ab
4i-na _e2 dingir_ mi-im-ma
5sza esz-re-ti-e tal-ti-ri-iq
6i-na qa-ti-sza is,-s,a-bi-it
7lu-u2 ub-ta-e-ru-u2-szi
8lu-u2 uk-ta-i-nu-u2-szi
9ba-e-ru-ta i-laq-qi2-i-ma
10_dingir_ i-sza-'-u2-lu
11ki-i sza-a _dingir_ a-na e-pa-sze
12i-qa-ab!(AD)-bi-u2-ni
13e-ep-pu-szu-u2-szi
14szum-ma _munus_ lu-u2 _dam_-at _lu2_
15lu-u2 _dumu-munus lu2_
16szi-il-la-ta taq-t,i3-bi
17lu-u2 mi-qi2-it pe-e
18ta-ar-ti-i-szi
19_munus_ szi-i-it
20a-ra-an-sza ta-na-asz2-szi
21a-na mu-ti-sza _dumu-mesz_-sza _dumu-munus-mesz_-sza
22la-a i-qar-ri-i-bu
23szum-ma _lu2_ lu-u2 ma-ri-is,
24lu-u2 me-et _dam_-su i-na _e2_-szu
25mi-im-ma tal-ti-ri-iq
26lu-u2 a-na _lu2_ lu-u2 a-na _munus_
27u3 lu-u2 a-na ma-am-ma
28sza-ne2-em-ma ta-ti-din
29_dam_-at _lu2_
30u3 ma-hi-ra-nu-te-ma
31i-du-uk-ku-szu-nu
32u3 szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_
33sza mu-us-sa bal-t,u-u2-ni
34i-na _e2_ mu-ti-sza tal-ti-ri-iq
35lu-u2 a-na _lu2_ lu-u2 a-na _munus_
36u3 lu-u2 a-na ma-am-ma
37sza-ne2-em-ma ta-at-ti-din
38_lu2 dam_-su u2-ba-ar
39u3 hi-i-t,a e-em-me-ed
40u3 ma-hi-ra-a-nu sza i-na qa-at
41_dam_-at _lu2_ im-hu-ru-u2-ni
42szur-qa i-id-da-an
43u3 hi-i-t,a ki-i sza-a _lu2_
44_dam_-su e-mi-du-u2-ni
45ma-hi-ra-a-na e-em-mi-du
46szum-ma lu-u2 _ARAD2_ lu-u2 _geme2_
47i-na qa-at _dam_-at _lu2_
48mi-im-ma im-ta-ah-ru
49sza _ARAD2_ u3 _geme2_ ap-pi-szu-nu
50uz-ni-szu-nu u2-na-ak-ku-su
51szur-qa u2-mal-lu-u2 _lu2_ sza _dam_-szu
52uz-ni-sza u2-na-ak-ka-as2
53u3 szum-ma _dam_-su u2-usz-szer3
54uz-ni-sza la-a u2-na-ak-ki-is
55sza _ARAD2_ u3 _geme2_ la-a u2-na-ku-su-ma
56szur-qa la-a u2-ma-lu-u2
57szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ i-na _e2 lu2_
58sza-ne2-e-ma mim3-ma tal-ti-ri-iq
59a-na qa-at _5(disz) ma-na an-na_
60tu-ta-at-tir _en_ szur-qi2 i-tam-ma
61ma-a szum-ma u2-sza-hi-zu-szi-ni
62ma-a i-na _e2_-ia szi-ir-qi2
63szum-ma mu-us-sa ma-gi-ir
64szur-qa id-dan u3 i-pa-at,-t,ar-szi
65uz-ni-sza u2-na-ak-ka-as2
66szum-ma mu-us-sa a-na pa-t,a-ri-sza
67la-a i-ma-ag-gu-ur
68_en_ szur-qe2 i-laq-qe2-e-szi
69u3 ap-pa-sza i-na-ak-ki-is
70szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ ma-asz2-ka-at-ta
71i-na ki-i-di tal-ta-ka-an
72ma-hi-ra-a-nu
73szur-qa i-na-asz2-szi
74szum-ma _munus_ qa-ta a-na _lu2_ ta-ta-bal
75ub-ta-e-ru-u2-szi
76_3(u) ma-na an-na_ ta-ad-dan
772(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-hu-s,u-szi
78szum-ma _munus_ i-na s,a-al-te isz-ka
79sza _lu2_ ta-ah-te-e-pi
801(disz) u2-ba-an-sza i-na-ki-su
81u3 szum-ma _{lu2}a-zu_ ur-tak-ki-is-ma
82isz-ku sza-ne2-tu il-te-sza-ma
83ta-at-ta-al-pa-at
84e-ri-im-ma tar-ti-i-szi
85u3 lu-u2 i-na s,a-al-te
86isz-ka sza-ne2-ta tah-te-pi
87_gaba?-mesz_-sza ki-la-lu-un i-na-pu-lu
88szum-ma _lu2_ qa-ta a-na _dam_-at _lu2_
89u2-bil ki-i šer2-re e-pu-us-si
90ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
91uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
921(disz) u2-ba-an-szu i-na-ki-su
93szum-ma i-it-ti-szi-iq-szi
94sza-pa-as-su szap-li-ta
95a-na pe-e ri-im-te sza-a pa-a-sze
96i-sza-ad-du-du i-na-ki-su
97szum-ma lu-u2 _lu2_ lu-u2 _munus_
98a-na _e2 lu2_ e-ru-bu-ma
99lu-u2 _lu2_ lu-u2 _munus_ i-du-ku
100a-na _en e2_ da-i-ka-nu-te
101i-id-du-nu pa-nu-szu-u2-ma
102i-du-uk-ku-szu-nu
103pa-nu-szu-ma im-ma-an-ga-ar
104mi-im-ma-szu-nu i-laq-qe2
105u3 szum-ma i-na _e2_ da-i-ka-nu-te
106mi-im-ma sza ta-da-ne2 la-asz2-szu
107lu-u2 _dumu_ lu-u2 _dumu-munus_
108[...] im-[...]
109[...]-na _e2_ [...]
110[...]
111[...]
112szum-ma [...]
113[...]
114[...]
115[...]
116szi-[...]
117sza x x e-pa-a-[...]-li
118szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ i-na re-be-e-te
119te-te-ti-iq _lu2_ is,-s,a-ba-a-si
120la-ni-ik-ki-me iq-t,i3-bi-a-asz-sze
121la-a ta-ma-gu-ur ta-ta-na-s,a-ar
122e-mu-qa-ma is,-s,a-ba-as-si
123it-ti-ak-szi
124lu-u2 i-na _ugu dam lu2_ ik-szu-du-usz
125u3 lu-u2 ki-i _munus_ i-ni-ku-u2-ni
126sze-bu-tu ub-ta-e-ru-usz
127_lu2_ i-du-uk-ku
128sza _munus_ hi-i-t,u la-asz2-szu
129szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ isz-tu _e2_-ti-sza
130ta-at-ti-s,i-ma a-na _ugu lu2_
131a-szar us-bu-u2-ni ta-ta-lak
132it-ti-ak-szi ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_-ni
133i-di _lu2_ u3 _munus_-ma i-duk-ku
134szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2 lu2_ lu-u2
135i-na _e2_ al-tam-me lu-u2 i-na re-be-te
136ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_-ni i-di
137it-ti-ak-si ki-i _lu2_ sza _dam_-su
138a-na e-pa-sze e-qa-ab-bi-u2-ni
139{lu2}na-i-ka-na e-pu-szu
140szum-ma ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_-ni la-a i-di
141i-it-ti-a-ak-szi
142{lu2}na-i-ka-a-nu za-a-ku
143_lu2 dam_-su u2-ba-ar
144ki-i lib3-bi-szu e-pa-a-si!(su)
145szum-ma _lu2_ isz-tu _dam_-ti-szu _lu2_ is,-s,a-bat
146ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
147uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
148ki-la-al-le-szu-nu-ma
149i-du-uk-ku-szu-nu
150a-ra-an-szu la-asz2-szu
151szum-ma is,-s,a-ab-ta lu-u2 a-na _ugu lugal_
152lu-u2 a-na _ugu di-ku5-mesz_ it-tab-la
153u2-ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
154u2-uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
155szum-ma mu-ut _munus dam_-su i-du-ak
156u3 a-i-la i-du-ak-ma
157szum-ma ap-pa sza _dam_-szu i-na-ki-is5
158_lu2_ a-na sza re-sze-en u3-tar
159u3 pa-ni-szu gab-ba i-na-qu-ru
160u3 szum-ma _dam_-su u2-usz-szir3
161_lu2_ u2-usz-szu-ru
162szum-ma _lu2 dam_-at _lu2_ i-na lu-mun?
163pi-i-sza it-ti-a-ak-szi
164hi-i-t,u sza _lu2_ la-asz2-szu
165_lu2 {munus}dam_-su hi-i-t,a
166ki-i lib3-bi-szu e-em-mi-id
167szum-ma e-mu-qa-a-ma it-ti-ak-szi
168ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
169uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
170hi-t,a-szu ki-i sza _dam_-at _lu2_-ma
171szum-ma _lu2_ a-na _lu2_ iq-ti-bi
172ma-a _dam_-ka it-ti-ni-ik-ku
173sze-bu-u2-tu la-asz2-szu
174ri-ik-sa-a-te i-sza-ak-ku-nu
175a-na _i7_{i-id} il-lu-u2-ku
176szum-ma _lu2_ a-na tap-pa-i-szu
177lu-u2 i-na pu-uz-ri lu-u2 i-na s,a-al-te
178iq-bi ma-a _dam_-ka it-ti-ni-ku
179ma-a a-na-ku u2-ba-ar
180ba-u2-ra la-a i-la-'-e
181la-a u2-ba-e-er _lu2_ szu-a-tu
1824(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-hu-s,u-usz
183_1(disz) iti u4-mesz_-te szi-par2 _lugal_ e-pa-asz2
184i-ga-ad-di-mu-usz
185u3 _1(asz) gun an-na_ id-da-an
186szum-ma _lu2_ i-na pu-uz-ri
187i-na _ugu_ tap-pa-i-szu a-ba-ta isz-kun
188ma-a it-ti-ni-ku-u2-usz
189lu-u2 i-na s,a-al-te a-na pa-ni _erin2-mesz_
190iq-bi-asz2-szu ma-a it-ti-ni-ku-ka
191ma-a u2-ba-ar-ka ba-u2-ra
192la-a i-la-a-'-e
193la-a u2-ba-e-er _lu2_ szu-a-tu
1945(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-hu-s,u-usz
195_1(disz) iti u4-mesz_-te szi-par2 _lugal_ e-pa-asz2
196i-ga-di-musz u3 _1(asz) gun an-na_ id-dan
197szum-ma _lu2_ tap-pa-i-a-szu i-ni-ik
198ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
199uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
200i-ni-ik-ku-u2-usz
201a-na sza re-sze-en u2-tar-ru-usz
202szum-ma _lu2 dumu-munus lu2_ im-ha-as,-ma
203sza-a lib3-bi-sza ul-ta-as,-le-esz
204ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
205uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
206_2(asz) gun 3(u) ma-na an-na_ id-dan
2075(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-hu-s,u-usz
208_1(disz) iti u4-mesz_ szi-par2 _lugal_ e-pa-asz
209szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ la-a a-bu-sza
210la-a a-hu-sza la-a _dumu_-sza
211_lu2_ sza-ni-um-ma har-ra-a-na
212ul-ta-as,-bi-si u3 ki-i _dam_-at
213_lu2_-ni la-a i-de i-tam-ma-ma
214u3 _2(asz) gun an-na_
215a-na mu-ut _munus_ i-id-dan
216szum-ma ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_-ni i-de
217bi-it-qa-a-te id-dan-ma i-tam-ma
218ma-a szum-ma a-ni-ku-szi-ni
219u3 szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ taq-t,i-bi
220ma-a i-it-ti-ka-an-ni
221ki-i _lu2_ bi-it-qa-a-te
222a-na _lu2_ id-di-nu-u2-ni
223a-na i7{i-id} il-lak
224ri-ik-sa-tu-szu la-asz2-szu
225szum-ma i-na i7{i-id} it-tu-ra
226ki-i mu-ut _munus dam_-su
227e-pu-szu-u2-ni a-na szu-a-szu
228e-ep-pu-u2-szu-usz
229szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2 dam_-at _lu2_-ma
230a-na _e2_-ti-sza tal-te-e-qe2
231a-na _lu2_ a-na ni-a-ke ta-ti-din-szi
232u3 _lu2_ ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_-ni i-de
233ki-i sza _dam_-at _lu2_ i-ni-ku-u2-ni
234e-pu-szu-usz u3 ki-i sza mu-ut _munus_
235_dam_-su ni-ik-ta ep-pu-szu-u2-ni
236{munus}mu-um-me-er-ta e-pu-szu
237u3 szum-ma mu-ut _munus dam_-su
238ni-ik-ta mim3-ma la-a e-pa-asz2
239na-i-ka-na u3 mu-um-me-er-ta
240mi-im-ma la-a e-pu-szu
241u2-usz-szu-ru-szu-nu
242u3 szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ la-a ti-i-de
243u3 _munus_ sza a-na _e2_-ti-sza
244ta-al-qi-u2-szi-ni
245ki-i pi-i-ge _lu2_ a-na _ugu_-sza
246tu-ul-te-re-eb u3 it-ti-ak-szi
247szum-ma isz-tu _e2_ i-na u2-s,a-i-sza
248ki-i ni-ku-tu-u2-ni taq-t,i3-bi
249_munus_ u2-usz-szu-ru za-ku-a-at
250na-i-ka-na u3 mu-um-me-er-ta
251i-du-uk-ku
252u3 szum-ma _munus_ la-a taq-t,i3-bi
253_lu2 dam_-su hi-i-t,a ki-i lib3-bi-szu
254e-em-mi-id na-i-ka-a-na
255u3 mu-me-er-ta i-duk-ku
256szum-ma _dam_-at _lu2_ i-na pa-ni mu-ti-sza
257ra-ma-an-sza tal-ta-da-ad
258lu-u2 i-na _sza3 iri_ am-mi-e-em-ma
259lu-u2 i-na _iri-didli_ qur-bu-u2-te
260a-szar _e2_ ud-du-szi-i-ni
261a-na _e2_ asz-szu-ra-ia-e te-ta-rab
262isz-tu _nin e2_ u2-us-bat
2633(disz)-szu 4(disz)-szu be-da-at _en e2_
264ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_ i-na _e2_-szu
265us-bu-tu-u2-ni la-a i-de
266i-na ur-ki-it-te _munus_ szi-i-<it>
267ta-at-ta-as,-bat _en e2_ sza _dam_-su
268i-na pa-ni-szu ra-ma-an-sza
269tal-ta-du-du-u2-ni _dam_-su
270u2-na-ka-as2-ma i-laq-qe2
271_dam_-at _lu2_ sza _dam_-su il-te-sza
272us-bu-tu-ni uz-ni-sza u2-na-ku-su
273ha-di-ma mu-us-sa 3(asz) _gun_ 3(u) _ma-na_
274_an-na sa10_-sza i-id-dan
275u3 ha-di-ma _dam_-su i-laq-qe2-u2
276u3 szum-ma _en e2_ ki-i _dam_-at _lu2_
277i-na _e2_-szu isz-tu _dam_-szu
278us-bu-tu-u2-ni i-de
2793(disz)-a-te i-id-da-an
280u3 szum-ma it-te-ke-e-er
281la-a i-de-e-ma i-qa-ab-bi
282a-na i7{i-id} il-lu-u2-ku
283u3 szum-ma _lu2_ sza _dam_-at _lu2_
284i-na _e2_-szu us-bu-tu-u2-ni
285i-na i7{i-id} it-tu-u2-ra
2863(disz)-a-te i-id-da-an
287szum-ma _lu2_ sza _dam_-su i-na pa-ni-szu
288ra-ma-an-sza tal-du-du-u2-ni
289i-na i7{i-id} it-tu-ra za-a-ku
290gi-im-ri sza i7{i-id} u2-mal-la
291u3 szum-ma _lu2_ sza _dam_-su
292i-na pa-ni-szu ra-ma-an-sza
293ta-al-du-du-u2-ni
294_dam_-su la-a u2-na-ak-ki-is5
295_dam_-su-ma i-laq-qe2
296e-mi-it-tu mi-im-ma la-asz2-szu
297szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
298u3 mu-us-sa me-e-et
299_szesz-mesz_ mu-ti-sza la-a ze-e-zu
300u3 _dumu_-sza la-asz2-szu
301mi-im-ma du-ma-a-qi2 sza mu-us-sa
302i-na _ugu_-sza isz-ku-nu-u2-ni
303la hal-qu-u2-ni _szesz-mesz_ mu-ti-sza
304la-a ze-zu-u2-tu i-laq-qe2-u2
305a-na re-ha-a-te _dingir-mesz_-ni
306u3-sze-et-tu-qu u2-ba-ar-ru
307i-laq-qe2-u2
308a-na {dingir}i7{i-id} u3 ma-mi-te
309la-a is,-s,a-ab-bu-u2-tu
310szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
311u3 mu-us-sa me-e-et
312mi-im-ma du-ma-a-qe2
313sza mu-us-sa isz-ku-nu-szi-i-ni
314szum-ma _dumu-mesz_ mu-ti-sza
315i-ba-asz-szi i-laq-qe2-u2
316szum-ma _dumu-mesz_ mu-ti-sza la-asz2-szu
317szi-it-ma ta-laq-qi2
318szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
319mu-us-sa e-ta-na-ra-ab
320mim3-ma nu-du-un-na-a sza-a mu-us-sa3
321id-di-na-asz-sze-ni szu-a-am-ma
322i-laq-qe2 a-na sza _e2_ a-bi-sza
323la-a i-qa-ar-re-eb
324szum-ma {munus}al-ma-at-tu a-na _e2 lu2_
325te-ta-ra-ab u3 _dumu_-sza
326hu?-ur-da il-te-sza na-s,a-a-at
327i-na _e2_ a-hi-za-ni-sza ir-ti-bi
328u3 t,up-pu sza-a _dumu_-ut-ti-szu la-a szat,-rat
329_ha-la_ i-na _e2_ mu-ra-bi-a-ni-szu
330la-a i-laq-qi2
331hu-bu-ul-le la-a i-na-asz2-szi
332i-na _e2_ a-li-da-ni-szu
333_ha-la_ ki-i qa-ti-szu i-laq-qe2
334szum-ma _munus_ a-na _e2_ mu-ti-sza te-ta-rab
335szi-ir-ki-sza u3 mi-im-ma
336sza isz-tu _e2_ a-bi-sza na-s,u-tu-u2-ni
337u3 lu-u2 sza-a e-mu-u2-sza
338i-na e-ra-bi-sza id-di-na-asz2-sze-en-ni
339a-na _dumu-mesz_-sza za-a-ku
340_dumu-mesz_ e-mi-e-sza la-a i-qar-ri-bu
341u3 szum-ma mu-us-sa i-pu-ag-szi
342a-na _dumu-mesz_-szu sza-a lib3-bi-szu i-id-dan
343szum-ma a-bu a-na _e2_ e-me sza _dumu_-szu
344bi-ib-la it-ta-bal iz-ze-be2-el
345_munus_ a-na _dumu_-szu la-a ta-ad-na-at
346u3 _dumu_-szu sza-ni-u2 sza _dam_-su
347i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza us-bu-tu-u2-ni
348me-e-et _dam_-at _dumu_-szu me-e-te
349a-na _dumu_-szu sza-na-i-e
350sza a-na _e2_ e-me-szu iz-bi-lu-u2-ni
351a-na a-hu-zi-te i-id-dan-szi
352szum-ma _en dumu-munus_ sza zu-bu-ul-la-a
353im-ta-ah-hu-ru-u2-ni
354_dumu-munus_-su a-na ta-da-a-ni
355la-a i-ma-ag-gu-ur
356ha-di-ma a-bu sza-a zu-bu-ul-la-a
357iz-bi-lu-u2-ni kal-la-a-su
358i-laq-qe2-a a-na _dumu_-szu id-dan
359u3 ha-di-ma am-mar iz-bi-lu-u2-ni
360_an-na_ s,ar-pa _ku3-gi_ sza la a-ka-a-li
361_sag-du_-ma i-laq-qe2
362a-na sza a-ka-li-la-a i-qar-ri-ib
363szum-ma _lu2_ a-na _e2_ e-me-szu
364zu-bu-ul-la-a iz-bil2 u3 _dam_-su
365me-ta-at _dumu-munus-mesz_ e-mi-szu
366i-ba-asz2-szi ha-di-ma e-mu
367_dumu-munus_ e-mi-szu ki-i _dam_-szu me-et-te
368ih-ha-az u3 ha-di-ma
369_ku3-babbar_ sza id-di-nu-u2-ni i-laq-qi2
370lu-u2 _sze_-am lu-u2 _udu-mesz_ lu-u2 mim3-ma
371sza a-ka-li la-a id-du-nu-ni-szu
372_ku3-babbar_-ma i-mah-ha-ar
373szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
374u3 nu-du-nu-sza ta-ad-na-at
375lu-u2 a-na _e2_ e-mi-sza la-qi2-a-at
376lu-u2 la-a la-qe-a-at hu-bu-ul-li
377ar-na u3 hi-i-t,a sza-a mu-ti-sza
378ta-na-asz2-szi
379szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
380mu-us-sa me-e-et u3 _dumu-mesz_-sza
381i-ba-asz2-szi ...
382[...]
383[...]
384[...]
385[...]
386[...]
387[...]
388u3 ha-di-ma a-na e-mi-sza
389a-na a-hu-zi-te i-id-dan-szi
390szum-ma mu-us-sa u3 e-mu-sza
391me-e-tu-ma u3 _dumu_-sza la-asz2-szu
392al-ma-at-tu szi-i-it
393a-szar ha-de-tu-u2-ni ta-al-lak
394szum-ma _lu2_ al-ma-at-tu e-ta-ha-az
395ri-ka-sa la-a ra-ki-i-is5
396_2(disz) mu-mesz_ i-na _e2_-szu us-bat
397_dam_ szi-i-it la-a tu-us,-s,a
398szum-ma {munus}al-ma-at-tu
399a-na _e2 lu2_ te-ta-ra-ab
400mi-im-ma am-mar na-s,a-tu-u2-ni
401gab-bu sza-a mu-ti-sza
402u3 szum-ma _lu2_ a-na _ugu munus_ e-ta-rab
403mi-im-ma am-mar na-as,-s,u-u2-ni
404gab-bu sza-a _munus_
405szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
406lu-u2 mu-us-sa _e2_ a-na ba-at-te
407u2-sze-szi-ib-szi
408u3 mu-us-sa3 a-na _a-sza3_ i-it-ta-lak
409la-a _i3-gesz_ la-a _siki-mesz_ la-a lu-bu-ul-ta
410la-a u2-ku-ul-la-a
411la-a mi-im-ma e-zi-ba-asz2-sze
412la-a mi-im-ma szu-bu-ul-ta
413isz-tu _a-sza3_ u2-sze-bi-la-asz2-sze
414_munus_ szi-i-it _5(disz) mu-mesz_ pa-ni mu-ti-sza
415ta-da-gal a-na mu-te la-a tu-usz-szab2
416szum-ma _dumu-mesz_-sza i-ba-asz2-szi
417in-na-gu-u2-ru u3 e-ek-ku-lu
418_munus_ mu-us-sa tu-u2-qa-a
419a-na mu-te la-a tu-usz-szab2
420szum-ma _dumu-mesz_-sza la-asz-szu
421_5(disz) mu-mesz_ mu-us-sa tu-qa-'-a
422_6(disz) mu-mesz_ i-na ka-ba-a-si
423a-na mu-ut lib3-bi-sza tu-usz-szab2
424mu-us-sa3 i-na a-la-ki la-a i-qar-ri-ba-sze
425a-na mu-ti-sza ur-ke-e za-ku-at
426szum-ma a-na qa-at _5(disz) mu-mesz_
427u2-he-ra-an-ni i-na ra-mi-ni-szu
428la-a ik-kal-u2-ni lu-u2 qa-a-li
429is,-ba-at-su-ma in-na-bi-it
430lu-u2 ki-i sa-ar-ri
431s,a-bi-it-ma u2-ta-ah-he-ra
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432i-na a-la-ke u2-ba-a-ar-szi
433_munus_ sza ki-i _dam_-szu id-dan
434u3 _dam_-su i-laq-qe2
435u3 szum-ma _lugal_ a-na ma-a-te
436sza-ni-te-em-ma il-ta-par2-szu
437a-na qa-at _5(disz) mu-mesz_ u2-tah-hi-ra
438_dam_-su tu-qa-a-szu a-na mu-te
439la tu-usz-szab2 u3 szum-ma i-na pa-ni
440_5(disz) mu-mesz_ a-na mu-te ta-ta-sza-ab
441u3 ta-at-ta-la-ad
442mu-us-sa i-na a-la-a-ki
443asz-szum ri-ik-sa la-a tu-qa-i-u2-ni
444u3 ta-na-hi-zu-u2-ni a-na szu-a-sza
445u3 li-da-ni-sza-ma i-laq-qe2-szu-nu
446szum-ma _lu2 dam_-su e-ez-zi-ib
447lib3-bu-szu-ma mim3-ma id-da-na-asz2-sze
448la-a lib3-bu-szu-ma mi-im-ma
449la-a i-id-da-na-asz2-sze
450ra-qu-te-e-sza tu-u2-us,-s,a
451szum-ma _munus_ i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza-ma us-bat
452u3 mu-us-sa e-te-zi-ib-szi
453du-ma-qi2 sza-a szu-ut-ma isz-ku-nu-szi-ni
454i-laq-qe2 a-na te-er-he-te
455sza-a ub-lu-u2-ni la-a i-qar-rib
456a-na _munus_ za-a-ku
457szum-ma _lu2_ la-a _dumu-munus_-su a-na mu-te
458it-ti-din szum-ma pa-ni-ma
459a-bu-sza hab-bu-ul ki-i sza-par2-te
460sze-szu-bat um-mi-a-nu pa-ni-u2
461it-tal-ka i-na _ugu_ ta-di-na-a-ni
462sza-a _munus sa10 munus_ i-szal-lim
463szum-ma a-na ta-da-a-ni la-asz2-szu
464_lu2_ ta-di-na-na i-laq-qe2
465u3 szum-ma i-na lum-ni bal-t,a-at
466a-na mu-bal-li-t,a-ni-sza za-ku-at
467u3 szum-ma {lu2}a-hi-za-a-nu sza-a _munus_
468lu-u2 t,up-pa ul-ta-t,a-ru-u2-szu
469u3 lu-u2 ru-gu-um-ma-na-a
470ir-ti-szi-u2-ne2-esz-szu
471_sa10 munus_ u2-szal-lam
472u3 ta-di-na-a-nu za-a-ku
473lu-u2 _dam-mesz lu2_ lu-u2 al-ma-na-tu
474u3 lu-u2 _munus-mesz_ asz-szu-ra-ia-a-te
475sza a-na re-be-te us,-s,a-a-ni
476_sag-du_-si-na la-a pa-at-tu
477_dumu-munus-mesz lu2_ [...]
478lu-u2 {tug2}sza-re-esz-tu
479lu-u2 _tug2-hi-a_ lu-u2 {tug2}gu-li-nu
480pa-as,-s,u-u2-na-a
481_sag-du_-si-na la-a pa-at-tu
482lu-u2 [...]
483lu-u2 [...]
484lu-u2 [...]
485[...]
486la-a up-ta-as,-s,a-na-ma
487i-na _u4_-mi i-na re-be-te e-di-isz
488il-la-ka-a-ni up-ta s,a-na-ma
489e-si-ir-tu sza isz-tu _nin_-sza
490i-na re-be-e-te tal-lu-ku-u2-ni
491pa-as,-s,u-u2-na-at
492qa-di-il-tu sza mu-tu ih-zu-szi-ni
493i-na re-be-e-te pa-s,u-na-at-ma
494sza-a mu-tu la-a ih-zu-szi-i-ni
495i-na re-be-te _sag-du_-sa pa-at-tu
496la-a tu-up-ta-as,-s,a-an
497_kar-ke4_ la-a tu-up-ta-as,-s,a-an
498_sag-du_-sa pa-at-tu
499sza _kar-ke4_ pa-as,-s,u-un-ta
500e-tam-ru-u2-ni i-<s,a>-ba-as-si
501_lu2-mesz_ sze-bu-te i-sza-ak-ka-an
502a-na pi-i _e2-gal_-lim ub-ba-la-a-szi
503szu-ku-ut-ta-sza la-a i-laq-qe2-u2
504lu-bu-ul-ta-sza s,a-bi-ta-asz2-sza
505i-laq-qe2
5065(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-<hu>-s,u-u2-szi
507qi-ra a-na _sag-du_-sza i-tab-bu-ku
508u3 szum-ma _lu2 kar-kie4_ pa-s,u-un-ta
509e-ta-mar-ma u2-ta-asz2-szer3
510a-na pi-i _e2-gal_-lim la-a ub-la-asz2-szi
511_lu2_ szu-a-tu
5125(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-hu-s,u-usz
513ba-ti-qa-an-szu lu-bu-ul-tu-szu
514i-laq-qe2
515uz-ni-szu u2-pal-lu-u2-su
516i-na eb-li i-sza-ak-ku-ku
517i-na ku-tal-li-szu i-ra-ak-ku-su
518_1(disz) iti u4-mesz_-te szi-par2 _lugal_ e-pa-asz2
519_geme2-mesz_ la-a up-ta-s,a-na-ma
520sza _geme2_ pa-s,u-un-ta e-tam-ru-u2-ni
521i-s,a-ba-ta-asz-szi
522a-na pi-i _e2-gal_-lim ub-ba-la-asz2-szi
523uz-ni-sza u2-na-ku-u2-su
524s,a-bi-ta-an-sza _tug2-hi-a_-sza i-laq-qe2
525szum-ma _lu2 geme2_ pa-s,u-un-ta
526e-ta-mar-szi-ma u2-ta-asz-szer3
527la-a i-is,-s,a-ab-ta-asz2-szi
528a-na pi-i _e2-gal_-lim la-a ub-la-asz2-szi
529ub-ta-e-ru-u2-usz
530uk-ta-i-nu-u2-usz
5315(u) i-na _{gesz}pa-mesz_ i-mah-hu-s,u-usz
532uz-ni-szu u2-pal-lu-szu
533i-na eb-li i-sza-ak-ku-ku
534i-na ku-tal-le-szu i-ra-ak-ku-su2
535ba-ti-qa-an-szu
536_tug2-hi-a_-szu i-laq-qe2
537_1(disz) iti u4-mesz_ szi-par2 _lugal_ e-pa-asz2
538szum-ma _lu2_ e-si-ir-tu-szu u2-pa-s,a-an
5395(disz) 6(disz) tap-pa-e-szu u2-sze-szab2
540a-na pa-ni-szu-nu u2-pa-s,a-an-szi
541ma-a _dam_-ti szi-i-it i-qa-ab-bi
542_dam_-su szi-i-it
543{munus}e-si-ir-tu sza a-na pa-ni _erin2-mesz_
544la-a pa-s,u-nu-tu-u2-ni
545mu-us-sa la-a iq-bi-u2-ni
546ma-a _dam_-ti szi-it la-a asz2-sza-at
547e-si-ir-tu-u2-ma szi-i-it
548szum-ma _lu2_ me-e-et _dumu-mesz dam_-szu
549pa-s,u-un-te la-asz2-szu _dumu-mesz_ es2-ra-a-te
550_dumu-mesz_ szu-nu _ha-la_ i-laq-qe2-u2
551szum-ma _lu2_ i-na _u4_-me2 ra-a-qe2
552_i3-gesz_ a-na _sag-du dumu-munus lu2_ it-bu-uk
553lu-u2 i-na sza-ku-ul-te
554hu-ru-up-pa-a-te u2-bi-il
555tu-ur-ta la-a u2-ta-ar-ru
556szum-ma _lu2_ lu-u2 _i3-gesz_ a-na _sag-du_ it-bu-uk
557lu-u2 hu-ru-up-pa-a-te u2-bil
558_dumu_ sza _dam_-ta u2-di-u2-ni-szu-ni
559lu-u2 me-e-et lu-u2 in-na-bi-it
560i-na _dumu-mesz_-szu re-ha-a-te
561isz-tu _ugu dumu gal_-e a-di _ugu dumu_
562s,e-eh-re sza-a 1(u) _mu-mesz_-szu-ni
563a-na sza ha-di-u2-ni i-id-dan
564szum-ma a-bu me-et u3 _dumu_ sza _dam_-ta
565u2-ud-di-u2!(e2)-ni-szu-ni me-e-et-ma
566_dumu dumu_-e me-e-te sza 1(u) _mu-mesz_-szu-ni
567i-ba-asz2-szi ih-ha-az-ma
568szum-ma a-na qa-a-at 1(u) _mu-mesz_
569_dumu-mesz dumu_-e s,e-eh-he-ru
570a-bu sza _dumu-munus_ ha-di-ma _dumu-munus_-su id-dan
571u3 ha-di-i-ma tu-ur-ta
572a-na mi-it-ha-ar u2-ta-ar
573szum-ma _dumu_ la-asz2-szu am-mar im-hu-ru-u2-ni
574_na4_ u3 mi-im-ma sza la a-ka-li
575_sag-du_-ma u2-ta-ar
576u3 sza-a a-ka-li la-a u2-tar
577szum-ma _lu2_ asz-szu-ra-a-ia-u2
578u3 szum-ma _munus_ asz-szu-ra-i-tu
579sza ki-i sza-par2-te am-mar _sa10_-szu i-na _e2 lu2_
580us-bu-u2-ni a-na _sa10_ ga-me-er la-qe2-u2-ni
581i-na-at,-t,u i-ba-aq-qa-an
582uz-ni-szu u2-hap-pa u2-pal-la-asz2
583szum-ma _munus_ ta-ad-nat
584u3 mu-us-sa na-ak-ru il-te-qe2
585e-mu-sza u3 _dumu_-sza la-asz2-szu
586_2(disz) mu-mesz_ pa-ni mu-ti-sza ta-da-gal
587i-na _2(disz) mu-mesz_ an-na-te szum-ma sza a-ka-le
588la-asz2-szu tal-la-ka-ma ta-qa-ab-bi
589šum-ma a-la-i-tu sza _e2-gal_-le3 szi-it
590[...]-sza u2-sza-kal-szi
591szi-pa-a-ar-szu te-ep-pa-asz2
592szum-ma _dam_ sza-a hu-up-sze szi-i-it
593[...] u2-sza-kal-szi
594szi-pa-a-ar-szu te-ep-pa-asz2
595u3 szum-ma mu-us-sa i-na _iri_-szu
596_a-sza3_ u3 _e2_ it-ta-lak
597tal-la-ka-ma a-na _{lu2}di-ku5-mesz_ ta-qab-bi
598ma a-na a-ka-li-ia _ninda-mesz_ la-asz2-szu
599_{lu2}di-ku5-mesz_ ha-zi-a-na _gal-mesz_ sza-a _iri_
600i-sza-'-u2-lu

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