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RINBE 2, Nabonidus 22 composite (P518974)

Official or display, Neo-Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationRINBE 2, Nabonidus 22 composite
IDP518974
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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)
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1'mu-t,ah-hi-id sa-at-tuk-ka(Sum) You are the one who makes your sattukku-offering sweet, (Akk) The one who enlarges your offerings,
2'mu-szar-ri-ih ni-id-be2-ewho makes kings bow down at our feet,
3'_dumu_ {d}na3-ba-la-at-su-iq-bison of Nabu-balassu-iqbi
4'ru-ba-a-am e-em-qa2 a-na-kuI am a prince, a wise one,
5'i3-nu-ma {d}marduk {d}en-lil2 _dingir-dingir_when Marduk, Enlil, the gods
6'be-lu-ut ma-ti-szu i-qi2-pa-an-nithe lordship of his land presented to me,
7'gi-na-a asz-te-ne2-e'-aI constantly seek regular offerings.
8'pu-lu-uh2-ti i-lu-ti-szuthe fear of his divinity
9'sza e-li-szu t,a-a-bu e-pe-szuwhich is pleasing to him, to do.
10'u4-mi-sza-am a-ta-mi“At that time, I saw
11'asz-szum la ba-sze-e hi-t,i-ti3Because there is no reopening (of the case)
12'ka-a-a-nam szu-tu-ra-kuI am constantly frightened
13'a-na _dingir-dingir gal-gal_ qa2-qa2-da-ato the great gods
14'szu-te-mu-qa2-ak-szu-nu-ti[s]eize them!”
15'i-nu-szu e2-babbar-ra ki-is,-s,i ra-asz-buAt that time, in the Ebabbar, a great army
16'szu-ba-at {d}utu da-a-a-nathe seat of Šamaš, his judge
17'sza i-na qe2-re-eb zimbir{ki}which in Sippar
18'_lugal_ pa-ni i-pu2-usz-ma ul-lu-u2 re-e-szi-szu2a previous king did, and he raised up his head
19'_4(u) 5(disz) mu-an-na-mesz_ la im-la-ma45 years he did not live, and
20'i-qu-pu i-ga-ru-szuthey have slain, their wages
21'ra-am-ku-ut e2-babbar-ra i-ta-mu-nimthe love-making of the Ebabbar, they have sworn.
22'i-qu-up _e2_he destroyed the house
23'qi2-bi-it-su-nu la a-qi2-ip-ma ra-sza2-a-ku ni-qi2-it-tiI did not listen to their words, but I was enraged by their supplication.
24'u2-ma-'e-er-ma _dumu-mesz_ babilax(|TIN.TIR|){ki}and the citizens of Babylon
25'u3 bar2-sipa{ki} e?-em?-qu-tuand Borsippa were destroyed
26'u2-sza-ad-gi-il pa-ni-kaI have made your face resplendent,
27'a-na da-ke-e e2-babbar-raFor the sake of the Ebabbar,
28'lib3-bi pa-li-ih ra-sza2-a-ku ni-qi2-it-ti(Sum) My heart is fearful, I am frightened. (Akk) I am afraid, my heart is terrified.
29'i-na ma-a-a-al mu-szi-im ul u2-qa-at-ta-aIn the night he did not wait for me.
30'szi-it-ti t,a-ab-tim [...](Sum) My good fate, my good fate ... (Akk) The good fate of the land ...
31'asz2-szi qa-ti-ia u2-s,a-al-la-aBecause he has seized my hand,
32'{d}en-lil2 _dingir-mesz_ {d}mardukEnlil of the gods, Marduk
33'asz-szum? e-pe2-esz e2-babbar-raConcerning the construction of the Ebabbar
34'asz2-ra-a-ti {d}utu u3 {d}iszkurthe shrines of Šamaš and Adad
35'_en-mesz_ bi-ri asz-te-e-mathe lords of intercession I asked, and
36'x [...]
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40'sza [...]of ...
41'_{gesz}al_ [...]The hoe
42'al-x [...]... ...
43'usz-te-x [...]... ...
44'i-na _iti_ szal-ma [...]In a sound month ...
45'ad-ka [...]Your father
46'ad-kam-ma [...]It is the twelfth song

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