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Fs Walker 138 (P502949)

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

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DesignationFs Walker 138
IDP502949
Museum no.BM 085214
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreDivination

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1[x x] a x sza szu-ul#-[mi-im]... of well-being
2[x x] i-nu-u2-ma a-ta-x [x x]... when I ...
3[na]-ap-la-asz-tam i-szu pa-da-num# [x x]a reed fence with a pole ...
4u2#-ta-la-alhe will pay back.
5_ka2 e2-gal_-lim sza-limThe gate of the palace is well.
6mar-tum# isz-da-a-sza i-mi-it-tam ki-naThe Amorite whose foundations are firm,
7szu-me-lam na-as-haŠumēlam is the carrier.
8u3 i-si2-il-ti szu-me-lim pa-at,-ra-atand a šumēlim prayer (means) to be appeased.
9i-na szu#-me-el ta#-ka-al-timin the middle of battle
10sze20-pu-um# i#-na# li-ib-bi sze20-pi-imšēpû-disease in the middle of szēku (a kind of headache)
11u3 wa-x [x x] szi-i-lu na-a#-diand ... a šilu-vessel
12i-na# ma-at# _szu#-si_ szi-i-ru#in the land of Susa
13i-na s,e-x x x sza _szu-si_in the ... of the fetlock
14szu-me-lum i-mi-it#-tam i-te-ki-im“Šumēlum, the imittam-disease, the storm
15s,i-ib-tum sza-al-ma-atThe ṣibtu-offering is well.
16s,i-ir ha-szi-im i-mi-it-tam e-ki-im“Standing-of-the-mound, rising-star of the netherworld,
17ka-ar-szu szu-me-lam a-na 6(disz) ta-ri-ik“Šumēlām (means) to 6 (volume-)shekels.
18_sza3_ sza-lim 1(u) 4(disz) ti-ra-a-nufrom the rations of Šalim 14 tiranu
19an-ni-tum re-esz-ti-tumThis is the first.
20na-ap-la-asz-tum i-na isz-di na-ap-la-asz-tim(Sum) The napl[aštu-demon] (Akk) In the nipl [disease],
21pa-da-nam u2-ul i-szuhe has no rival.
22_ka2 e2-gal_ sza-limthe gate of the palace is well.
23mar-tum isz-da-a-sza pi-it-ru-sa3The Amorite, her word is her supplication
24szu-me-el szu-si szu-qu2-u2-ma pa-t,e-er“Šumēl (means:) šulsi. Šiqû (also means:) to release.
reverse
1i-na i-mi-it-ti ha-szi-imin the midst of a storm,
2sze20-pu-um isz-di _szu-si_ i-na-t,a-ala šēpû-container with a finger he shall measure out.
3ru-uq-qi2 ha-szi-im i-mi-it-tam(Sum) The ruqqû-demon, the ḫašīm priestess, is the one who has a curse. (Akk) The curse of the witches is an omen.
4pa-t,e-erhe will be released.
5i-mi-it-ti ha-szi-im _{gesz}tukul_ e-li-isz(and) a battle-array with a weapon above
6it,-t,u3-ulhe has sworn.
7_sza3_ sza-lim 1(u) 2(disz) ti-ra-a-nufrom the well-being 12 tiranu
8an-ni-tum pi-qi2-it-tumThis is a revocation.
9sza _iti szu-numun-a u4 1(u) 4(disz)-kam_of the month of Dumuzi, 14th day
10in-ne2-ep-szuhe performed.

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