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PIHANS 131, 052-055 05 (P512864)

Letter, Early Old Babylonian, Sippar-Amnanum · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE

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DesignationPIHANS 131, 052-055 05
IDP512864
Museum no.IM 049240
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodEarly Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotSippar-Amnanum (mod. Tell ed-Der)
Coordinates33.0991, 44.2991

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)
obverse
1a-na i-ku-pi2-szato Ikūpiša
2u3 i-ku-pi2-szaand her debts
3qi2-bi2-maspeak!
4um-ma dingir-ma-maThus (says) Dingir-Mama.
5a-na su-mu-na-bi-ia-rito Sumunabiyari
6aq-bi-ma um-ma a-na-ku-maI said, thus I:
7i-ti-ka lu-li-ikLet me go with you.
8um-ma szu-maThus (says) he:
9i-ti dingir-ma-i3-lafrom the account of Dingir-ma-ila
10u2-la a-pa-hu-ur#I do not fear.
11a-na mi-ni-im ta#-[la]-ak#Why did you go?
12um-ma# a#-na-ku#-[ma]Thus I:
13u2-mu#-ia# ir-te-qu2#my days have passed
14mi-il#-ka-nihis dowry
15um-ma szu#-maThus Šu:
16t,e4-em pu#-uh-ri-iareport of my request
17lu-ul-ma-da#-am-ma#let me know, and
18ka-ta-am lu-um#-li#-ik#Let me go in full.
19su-mu-na-bi-ia-ri-imSumunabi-yarim
20li-tu-ra-am-mamay he return, and
21u3 at-tu-nuand you
22t,e4-em pu-uh-ri-szu#news of his appeal
23li-im-da-mahe should measure out, and
reverse
1a-wa-at-ku-nuyour words
2li-s,i2-pa-am-mamay he tear out, and
3sza ta-sza-pa-ra-ni-im#that you sent to me
4lu-pu-usz lu-te-er-ba-amlet me do, let me return.
5[x] zi-ri... zīru
6sza#? ak-lu-ma#? la a-le-qe2-amthat I took, but I did not take
7um-ma a-na#-ku-maThus I:
8mi-de su-mu-a-bu#-umWhat does Sumū-abum know?
9u3 masz-pa-ru-umand mašparum
10i-na a-wa-ti-im# ne#-huIn a favorable case
11u2#-la-nu-ku-nu# a#-ha-amthey will give to you. Each other
12u2-la i-szuhe does not have
13a-ku-nu-szi-im-ma tak2-la#-kuI am with her, and you are attentive.
14su-mu-a-bu-umSumū-abum,
15masz-pa-ru-ummašparum
16u3 dingir-ma-i3#-la#and Ilumma-ila
17sza pi2-ku-nu szu-pu-sza-amwhose mouth is full of tears,
18te-le-e-<a>
19szu-li-ma#-[ni]-niŠulimani
20sza a-na zimbir#{ki}-mawhich to Sippar
21qu2-ri-ba-ni-nihis warriors
22a-wi-la-ama man
23sza i-na le-et du-ri-imwho in the dark night
24u2#? a#-szu-um t,u2-pi2and ašum ṭūpu
25ta#-aq#-bi-<a>-ni-imyou spoke to me
26i-nu-ma t,e4-mi-iaWhen my report
27usz-ta-ak-li-szuhe caused him to die

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