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MDP 23, 172 (P524252)

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

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DesignationMDP 23, 172
IDP524252
Museum no.NMI BK 01724
CollectionNational Museum, Tehran, Iran
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotSusa (mod. Shush)
Coordinates32.1895, 48.2569

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_[e2 du3]-a gal_ szu-ba2-at a-bi-szu#-nu#the great temple built, the residence of their father
2[_da_] du#-um-mu-qi2-ianext to my property
3u3# _da_ be-ul-szu-nu qa-du la be2-riand with their possessions, together with their non-owners
4is-qa-at {disz}a-ni-ih-szu-szi2is the debt of Anihšuši.
5_e2 du3-a_ a-wa-at-ti _da_ {d}utu-na-s,ira built house, a word with Šamaš-nāṣir
6u3 _da_ be-ul-szu-nuand beside their lord
7is-qa-at {disz}i-ri-bi-iaIrībiya
8_e2 du3-a_ {disz}s,il2-li2-{d}iszkur mu-s,u2-u2built-up house of Ṣillī-Adad, the shepherd.
9_da_ {d}nin-gal is-qa-atnext to Ningal he took.
10{disz}a-ni-ih-szu-szi2 mu-s,u2-u2Aniḫšuši, the shepherd,
11_da_ a-mu-ri-ia is-qa-atnext to my house he took.
12{disz}i-ri-bi-iaIribiya
13ha-ar-bu _da_ {d}nin-galḪarbu next to Ningal
14is-qa-at {disz}a-ni-ih-szu-szi2is the debt of Anihšuši.
15_da_ {d}utu-sze-mi is-qa-atnext to Šamaš-šeme he took.
reverse
1{disz}i-ri-bi-ia bu#-ur#-taIrībiya, son of Kurta
2{disz}i-ri-bi#-ia a-na# a-ni-ih-szu-szi2Iribiya to Anihšuši
3i-he-ri i-na t,u2-ba-ti-szu-nuhe will receive from them.
4i-[na] na-ar-a-ma-ti-szu-nuin their supplication
5_iri_ u3 [s,e2]-ra lu-pu-un-szu-numay I build the city and the countryside for them.
6u3 <ma>-asz-ra-szu-nu zi-zu me-su2-u2And their <righteous> utterances,
7du-pu-ru ma-ru-szu-nu a-na ah-ma-mi“It is a flood, their arms are bound to the side’s side.
8u3 szu-nu a-na ah-ma-mi u2-ul i-te-buand they did not enter into a brotherhood.
9sza3 u2-ul zi-za-ku i-qa-bu-u2They say: “I am not angry, I am not happy.‭
10i-na a-wa-at _dingir_ u3 _lugal_ li-s,i2by the command of god and king may he go out.
11_igi_ {d}utu u3 {d}|MUSZ3.EREN| _igi_ {d}e2-a-mu-sza3-limbefore Šamaš and Nergal, before Ea-mušallim
12_igi_ {d}|MUSZ3.EREN|-mu-usz-te-szi2-irbefore Nergal-muštēšir
13_igi_ {d}utu-ba-ni _igi_ x-[...]before Šamaš-bani, before ...
14[_igi_] du-um-mu#-[qi2-ia]before Dummuqiya
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1s,u2-pur i-ri-bi-iaFingernail of Iribiya

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