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MDP 28, 416 (P524483)

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

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DesignationMDP 28, 416
IDP524483
Museum no.NMI BK — ?
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_ i-s,u2 u3 ma-dua built-up house, a wall, and much
2_da_ be-el-szu-nu u3 e?-li#?-[...]with their lord and ...
3is-qa-at be-el-ta-ni u3 {d}suen-i-din#-[nam]received by Bēltani and Sîn-iddinam.
4_ki_ be-el-ta-niwith Bēltani
5{disz}pi-la-ak-ku i-sza3-amPilakku is with him.
6a-na szi2-mi-szu ga-am-ru-tifor his complete destiny
7_1(u) 6(disz) gin2 ku3-babbar_ isz-qu2-ul16 shekels of silver he paid.
8a-na du-ur2 u3 pa-lato the threshing floor and the courtyard
9a-na sze-er sze-er-rito the morning and evening
10a-na ba-aq-ri u3 ru-gi-ma-nito Baqru and Rugimanu
11{disz}be-el-ta-ni a-na pi-la-ak-ki iz-za-azBēltani stood for the scepter.
12u2-ul ip-t,i3-ru u2-ul ma-za-za-nuThey did not release (them), they were not present.
13szi2-mu ga-am-ru-tua favorable fate
14ki-ma a-bu-um a-na ma-ri i-sza3-mu-ma i-na-di-[nu]like a father to a son they will ask and give.
15{disz}pi-la-ak-ku i-na ki-de-en {d}|MUSZ3.EREN|Pilakku in the place of the snake
16a-na da-ra-ti i-sza3-amfor eternity he will live.
reverse
1_e2 du3-a_ an-nu-u2 ib-ba-qa-ar-mathis built house shall be destroyed, and
2i-na mi-im-ma sza3 i-szu-u2from whatever he has
3u3 i-ra-asz-szu-u2and he shall bear
4_{gesz}gag_ sza3 pi-la-ak-ki mah-s,a-atThe door of your opening is high.
5_igi_ {d}utu _igi_ {d}|MUSZ3.EREN|before Šamaš, before Enlil
6_igi_ wa-<ar>-di-ia _igi_ a-bu-um-i3-li2before Wārdiya, before Abum-ili
7_igi_ da-qi2-ia _dumu_ a-[ni-ih]-szu-[szi2]before Daqiya, son of Anishushi
8_igi_ zi-iz-zi-ia _dumu-<munus>_ a-bu-um-i3-li2before Zizziya, daughter of Abum-ilī
9_igi_ ig-mil-sin _igi_ is,-ru?-[pa?-an?-ni?]before Igmil-sin, before Iṣrupanni?
10_igi_ ib-ni-szu _igi_ [...]-ri?-[...]before Ibnīšu, before ...
11_igi_ [...]before ...
12_igi_ 1(u) 1(disz)? ab-ba_ an-nu-tibefore 11(?) abba priests, these
13_mu_ ta-an-nu-li [u3 te]-em-ti-ha:a-ki it#-mu#The year "Tannulu and Temtihāya will die."
14sza3 ib-ba-la-ka-tu ri-ta-szu u3 li-sza3-szu(Sum) The heart of the one who carries (this tablet) off (Akk) His heart, his hand, and his heart
15i-na-ki-su2 ki-de#-[en] {d}|MUSZ3.EREN| il-pu-uthe cut off, the cult place of the snake he built.
16_6(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar_ isz-qu2-ul6 minas of silver he weighed out

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