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MDP 22, 165 (P524245)

Legal, Old Babylonian, Susa · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationMDP 22, 165
IDP524245
Museum no.Sb 24629
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotSusa (mod. Shush)
Coordinates32.1895, 48.2569

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
1{disz}{munus}ku-ne-ne u3 a-na-a-a-ti-a-had-duYou and Anayati-ahaddu
2a-na _u4 iti_ ki-s,ir zu-ka-li-ku a-na ARAD-isz8-tar2in the month of Kiṣir-Zukaliku to Warad-Ištar
3um-ma be-la-ku-ma {d}|MUSZ3.EREN| lu da-ruThus (says) Bēlāku: May the goddess Mušēr be everlasting!
4i-na ti-bi a-pa2-la-ak-ka u2-ta-am-ma-maat the river bank of your caravan he will return, and
5ma-li sza3 i-qa-bu a-na-di-in a-na a-a-la-ik-szu-ud“Alas, what is it that I want to say? I will give it to you so that I can go to you.
6um-ma a-ha-lu-ur2-szi2-ma {d}|MUSZ3.EREN| lu da-ruThus Aḫalurši: May the goddess Mušezib be everlasting!
7i-na ti-bi szi2-bi-ia sza3 _1(u) 2(disz) udu hi-a_ a-an-naat the time of my stay 12 sheep
8i-pu-la-an-ni u2-ul u2-ba-la-ma pa-at,-ru-mahe has performed against me, he will not be able to carry it out, and he shall be held responsible.
9sza3 _ki_ be-el-szu-nu a-na ki-di-niin the place of their lord to our cult centers
10um-ma ARAD-{d}ku-zi-iz {d}|MUSZ3.EREN| lu# [da-ru (...)]Thus (says) Warad-Kuziz, the snake. May he be victorious
11sza3 {disz}isz-ku qa2-ti ki-di-na x [...]From Išku, the hand of the child-bearing mother
12szi2-bi-ia u2-ul u2-ba-la-[ma]I did not bring my witnesses, and
13is-qam2 a-na a-si-ir-ti-ia [...](Sum) The one who ... to my yoke(?) (Akk) He gave to my prayer(?)
14{munus}nu-ur2-{d}utu u3 ga-mi-lu SZE? [...]Nūr-Šamaš and Gemilu
reverse
1a-na szi2-bi sza3 zi-zu#-ti a-na da-[...]For the life of your heart, for the ... of
2ki-s,ir zu-ka-li-ku {disz}{d}utu-sze-miŠamaš-šeme,
3u3 ku-du-du a-na <...> i-na ti-bi a-na szi2-bi#and kududu for <...> in the river to the river
4{disz}sin-re-me-ni a-szar-ru-ba-niSîn-rēmeni, his land
5u3 a-bu-t,a3-bu asz-szu _e_ a-di _iti_ {d}ki-s,ir zu-ka#-[li-ku?]and Abuṭābu concerning the month “Kiṣir Zukaliku
6{disz}{d}nin-szubur-s,il2-li2 u3 u2-ba-li-t,u2Ninšubur-ṣilli and Ubaliṭu
7{disz}a-da-ru-ru u3 pa-an-pi-isz-szi2Ada-ruru and her entourage
8a-na li-la-ti a-na ta-ri-ba-tufor the lilû-offerings, for the tartātu offerings,
98(disz) di-nu ha-asz-lu-tu8 (mana wool for) the judges of the judges,
10sza3 la-an-lu-be _u4 2(u) 1(disz)-kam_ is-su2-uh-main La-an-lu-be on the 21st day he washed, and

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