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PIHANS 131, 056-068 06 (P512872)

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

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DesignationPIHANS 131, 056-068 06
IDP512872
Museum no.IM 049274
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-[sza]to Ikupīša
2qi2-bi2-ma#speak!
3um-ma dingir-ma-maThus (says) Dingir-Mama.
4dingir a-sza-al-maI ask the god, and
5u2-za-ki-ma#I cleared, and
6i-ku#?-[pi2?]-sza lu2#? x x x?Ikū-pîša
7ba-ru [x (x)] x x x im... ...
8u3 sza sza-ad-la#-asz2#?and that of the šadla’s
9ba-ru-um sza-nu-umtwo-thirds (of the world)
10ki-la-li#-inKilalin
11usz-ta-wu#-mahe smote, and
12um-ma szu-nu-mathus they:
13szi-ru-um u2-la i-sza-arThe širû-priest shall not write.
14_1(disz) iti_ u2-t,u2-ul1 month, eponymy of
15a-szu!-um ki-amAšum thus
16a-ta-arI have returned.
17su-mu-na-bi-ia-ri-im#Sumunabi-yarim
18u2-sze-ti-iqhe caused to pass.
19sza-ni-ta-amanother
reverse
1a-wa-at# [szi]-pi2-irthe word of a written document
2su#-mu-[na]-bi#-ia-ri-im#Sumunabi-yarim
3u3# [szi?]-pi#?-ir#?and the šipir(?)
4[sza]-ka#-na#-ki-imare placed.
5sza [i]-szim#-{d}szul-giof Išim-Šulgi
6szi-pi2-[ir]-ta-szu-nutheir work assignment
7te-es-li#-tu-um-mateslītum
8u3 u2-ne-ne-tumand utensils
9te-er-ta-szu-nureturn them.
10ma-ah-ri-ka i-di-nuthey gave before you.
11bu-na-am ta-t,u2-ul“Goodness, you have been compensated!
12ki-i t,e4-mu-umaccording to the order
13szum-ma# u2-zu-um#If uzû
14szum-ma ne-eh-tu-umIf the nēḫtum-demon
15szu-up-ra-am-masend me, and
16lu i-de#may he know.
17ki-i ta-am-li-iklike a boatman
18al-pi2 u2-sze-be2-er(Sum) He brought out the reed-beds (Akk) He made the riŋītu-trees rise
19szi-ip-ra-amthe work
20[li?]-pe2-szu u2-ul# [x x] x amThey should not do ...
21[x] x x x
left col 1
1mi-im-ma#everything
2sza i-in#-ka#of your eye
3ma-ah-rureceived.
left col 2
1szu-up-ra-amsend!

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