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RIME 4.03.07.add10, ex. 01 (P524806)

Official or display, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.03.07.add10, ex. 01
IDP524806
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
surface a col 1
1[sag gesz] bi2#-in-rahe cut the head
2[x]-x-ti szagina(|KISZ?.ARAD|)... the general
3[x] x-ad{ki}-kaof ...-ad
4[x] x bi2-in-dab5he seized
5[x] x x x-na...na
8[x?] x ab-ta-x-ma... and
9bad3#-an{ki}-sze3 ba-szi-ku4to the wall of An he brought
10ri#-im-{d}suen-eRīm-Sîn
11[kur?] elam#{ki}-ma-tafrom the land Elam
12ri#-im-an-umRīm-Anum
13lugal# unu{ki}-gaking of Uruk
14[x]-ma#-an#-[x?]-x...,
24'[...] x
25'[...] x
26'[...] x-me-enI am ...
27'[...] x{ki}-ma... of ... and
28'[...] x x-ta... from
29'[...]-ne-szi-in-[x?]-gi-en... he returned to him
30'[...]-ze2-en... you
31'[...]-tafrom
32'[...] x x-a... ...
33'[...] x-da-e-[...]-ze2-en... you(?)
34'[...]-szen...-šen
35'[...]-ka?of ...
36'[...]-gi-[...]-en... I am
37'[...]-ti...-ti
38'[ri-im-{d}]suen [...]-sze3to Rīm-Sîn
39'[...] u3... and
40'[...]-tag#? [...]-an!... touched(?)
surface a col 2'
1u3 i7 du-ri2-ka-taand the Durik canal
2gu2-ba nam-mu-un-ne-en-gardid not place on its neck.
3gu2 i7 e-desz3-tum-ka-tafrom the bank of the Edeštum canal
4{gesz}tukul sag3-ge-de3to strike with a weapon
5nam-mi-in-lah4did not take away.
6me3-sze3 mu-na-da-gubstood with him for battle.
7sa-am-su-i-lu-naSamsu-iluna
8nita kal-gathe strong man
9lugal-e-ne-erof the kings
10sag sag!(KUSZ2) gu2 in-na-an-szum2?-mahe gave to him as a gift a head and a neck
11a2-ag2-ga2the orders
12{d}mardukMarduk
13{d}szakkan2-bi-taby Šakkan
14[gu2] i7 e-desz3-tum-ka-tafrom the bank of the Edeštum canal
15[ri]-im#-{d}suenRim-Sîn
16[lugal] ki-en-gi-ra-kaof the king of Sumer
17[za3] bi2#-in-taghe smote.
18u3# 2(gesz'u) 7(gesz2) 5(disz)and 265,
19ugnimarmy
20lu2 gu2-du3-a-ke4-nethe gudu priests
21bi2-ib2-szub{+ub}shall cast down
22in-ga-bi2-in-im2-mahe had spoken, and
23ri-im-{d}suen-eRīm-Sîn,
24erin2?-da {gesz}tukul-tawith the troops with weapons
25en-ni-szub-bu-usz-aEnni-šubbuša
26gu2 mu-na-ni-in-si-mahe smote him, and
27ri-im-an-umRīm-Anum
28u3 szul kalagand a strong youth
29unu{ki}-gaof Uruk
30{d}da-gan-ma-dingirDagan-ma-ilum,
31erin2? ka-zal-lu{ki}-bi-dawith the troops of Kazallu
32a2-ni-sze3to his arm
33nam-da-la2-aszas a gift
34mu-un-da-an-ak-am3he has done,
35a-gar3 ul4-ul4-la-tafrom the irrigated lands
36{gesz}tukul sag3-ge-de3to strike with a weapon
37nam-mi-in-de6he brought.
38me3-sze3 mu-na-da-gubstood with him for battle.
39sa-am-su-i-lu-naSamsu-iluna
40nita kal-ga-ethe mighty man
41[sza3] mu-un-ne-szi-in#-tuku-am3he has a heart
42[a2]-ag2#-ga2given power
43[{d}]mardukMarduk
44an#-nu-ni-tum-bi-taAnnunitumbi
45ri-im-{d}suenRim-Sîn,
46lugal# ki-en-gi-raking of Sumer
47ri-im-an-umRīm-Anum
48lugal# unu{ki}-gaking of Uruk
49[u3 {d}]da#-gan-ma-dingirand Dagan-ma-ilum
50[erin2 bi]-da# zi-galabor-troops, booked out
51[...] ul4#-ul4-la-ta!(SZA)From the ... of distant days
52[za3? ...] in#-ne-en-tagHe has touched the side of ...
53[...]-be2-ne... they
54[...] x 8(disz)... 8
55[...]-tafrom
56[...]-in#-szub{+ub}... abandoned
57[masz-kan2]-szabra#{ki}-aof Maškan-šabra
58[sag gesz bi2]-in-rahe smote.
59[...] x-ni... his
60[...]-tafrom
61[...]-rafor ...
62[...]-am3It is ...
63[...]-e... ...
64[...]-a...-a
65[...]-x
surface a col 3
1mu-ni-in-ug7-mahe killed, and
2lu2 us2-sa2#?-aa person who
3nu-mu-ni-in-tak4?he did not abandon
4ri-im-an-umRīm-Anum
5u3 {d}da-gan-ma-dingirand Dagan-ma-ilum
6da?-ni-sze3for his life
7mu-un-ne-en-ku4?-mahe entered, and
8ta-ne-netanene
9szaginageneral
10ri-kab{ki}-aof Rikab,
11we-er-ri-ri
12szaginageneral
13un-ra-lu{ki}-ke4of Urralu,
14ka-lu-ma-tumKalumatum
15szaginageneral
16ar-ru-a{ki}of Arrua
17e-ne-bi-dahe had brought
18erin2 elam{ki}-maof the troops of Elam
19nam-dugud-bi-tabecause of its heavy weight
20nam-da-la2-ni-sze3for his life
21mu-un-da-an-rihe smote him.
22gu2 mu-na-an-si-mahe smote him, and
23ki-in-du(a kind of container)
24iri li-pi2-it-er3-ra{ki}-ka-tafrom the city Lipit-Erra
25{gesz}tukul sag3-ge-de3to strike with a weapon
26nam-mi-in-lah4did not take away.
27me3-sze3 ba-da-gubstood ready for battle.
28sa-am-su-i-lu-naSamsu-iluna
29lugal a2-gal2the king who has power
30dingir gal-galthe great gods
31nam-a2-dah-a-ni in-ak-esz-a-aszhe has acted as his helper.
32nir in-ne-da-an-gal2-la-ehe has no rival.
33a2-ag-ga2the wages
34{d}mardukMarduk
35{d}nergal{+gal}-bi-taby Nergal
36ki-in-du!(GESZ)(a kind of container)
37iri li-pi2-it-er3-ra{ki}-ka-tafrom the city Lipit-Erra
381(szar'u) 4(szar2) 2(gesz'u) 7(gesz2) 2(u) 3(disz)(total:) 943,
39ugnimarmy
40lu2 gu2-du3-a-ke4-ne-erof the gudu priests
41za3 bi2-in-taghe smote at the side.
42u3 2(szar2) 4(gesz'u) 7(gesz2) 4(u) 2(disz) szul kalag-aand 142, the mighty youth,
43sag gesz in-ne-en-rahe has shaved his head
44u3 me3-baand in battle
45ri-im-{d}suenRim-Sîn,
46lugal ki-en-gi-ra-kathe king of Sumer
47za3 bi2-in-taghe smote at the side.
48u3 szaga!-a-asz bi2-in-dab5and he took as a loan.
49ta-ne-netanene
50we-er!-ri-ri
51u3 ka-lu-ma-tumand Kalumatum
523(disz) szagina-szagina3 (mana wool for) the general
53kur elam{ki}-ma-kain the land of Elam
54za3 in-ne-en-tag-mahe has touched the border, and
55zi-bi ul4-le-eszwhose life is very long
56im-mi-in-ku5he cut off
57{iri}zar-bi2-lum{ki}-maof Zarbilum
58sag gesz bi2-in-rahe smote.
59bad3-da-nihis wall
60im-mi-in-daghe abandoned it.
61u3 s,i-li2-{d}utuand Ṣilli-šamaš
62szaginageneral
63zar-bi2-lum{ki}-kaof Zarbilum
64szu bi2-in-du3he built.
65{iri}ka2-nin-hur-sag-ga2{ki}of the city Kaninhursag
surface a col 4
1ki-tusz ri-im-{d}suen-na-ke4the residence of Rīm-Sîn,
2PU2-bi-sze3to its well
3mu-ni-in-ku4 bad3? u3 e2!-duru5he brought into the wall and the fortress
4za3-ga-aszto the border
5bi2-in-ha-lam#destroyed
6igi sa-am-su-i-lu-[na]before Samsu-iluna
7nita kal-ga-[sze3]to the mighty man
8ri-im-an-[um]Rim-Anum
9{d}da-gan-ma-dingir-[bi?]Dagan-ma-ilī
10bad3-an{ki}-[a]of Dēr
11zi-bi x [...]-an-[ku5?]Its life he cut off
12sa-am-su#-[i-lu-na]Samsu-iluna
13lugal kal#-[ga]mighty king
14lu2 kur2 [...]A stranger
15bi2-in-[...]-ha-lam#-[...]He destroyed it
16ri-im-[{d}suen]Rim-Sîn
17lugal ki-[en-gi-ra ...]... king of Sumer
18u4# szu bi2#-[in-du11-a?]when he had ordered(?)
19[sag?] gesz bi2#-[in-ra?]he cut the head(?)
20{iri?}ka2-[{d}nin]-hur-sag#-ga2 [...]Ka-Ninḫursag
21du6 a-ma-[ru-sze3]to the Dug-of-Amaru
22mi-ni-in-[ku4?]he entered.
23sa-am-su-i#-[lu-na]Samsu-iluna
24u4 szu [x x?]the day
25lu2 gu2-du3-[a ...]The one of the gudu priest
26{iri#}ararma{ki}-[ta]from Araḫ
27nam-ta-an#-[e3]did not come out
28im-gur-{d}suen#?Imgur-Sîn
29lugal ararma{ki}-[ka]king of Aragon
30szu bi2-in-[du3]he built.
31ugnim# dugud-da-ni#!?his heavy army
32nam-mu-un-da-an-DU#?he should not go
33har-ra-an-naon the road
34ba-ni-ib2-us2-us2he set up.
35iri uri5{ki}-ma-sze3to the city of Ur
36sag-ki szen-szen-na-nihis head in battle,
37bi2-in-us2he established.
38iri uri5{ki}-mathe city of Ur
39sag gesz bi2-in-rahe smote.
40bad3-da min-na-biIts two walls
41bi2-in-dag-daghe smote.
42puzur5{+ur2}-{d}suenPuzur-Ur-Suen,
43lugal uri5{ki}-making of Ur
44pu2? me-ni!-me-ra-tum-ka-tafrom the well of Eni-meratum
45i-ni-in-dim4-mahe fashioned, and
46a2-ag2-ga2the orders
47{d}mardukMarduk
48{d}nin-si4-an-na-bi-tafrom Ninsiana
491(gesz'u) 1(gesz2) 3(u) 1(disz)(total:) 91.
50ugnim-maof the army
51lu2 gu2-du3-a-ke4-nethe gudu priests
52im-mi-in-szub{+ub}he fell.
53puzur5{+ur2}-{d}suenPuzur-Ur-Suen,
54lugal uri5{ki}-ma-ke4king of Ur
55me3-bain battle
56za3 bi2-in-taghe smote at the side.
57u3 szu bi2-in-du3and he built it.
58lu2 umma{ki}-ke4-nethe people of Umma
59ha-lam-e-de3 ba-du11-usz-ma“To destroy, to destroy,
60gu2 mu-na-an-si-esz-mathey raised their necks, and
61ri-im-{d}szara2Rīm-Šara,
62nam-en-bi ke3-de3to establish its lordship
63bi2-in-il2-eszthey raised up.
64gana2#? ur-ba-ri-afield of Ur-bariya
65{gesz}tukul sag3-sag3-ge-de3to strike with weapons,
surface a col 5
1'sa#? [...]... net(?)
2'x [...]
3'ki [...] TE [...]... approached ...
4'gesz mu-na#-[tuku?]he gave to him.
5'a2-ag2-ga2# [x?]the command
6'{d}gibil6 [x?]Gibil
7'3(szar2) 1(gesz'u) 1(gesz2) [x?]240,600 ...
8'ugnim#army
9'lu2 gu2-du3-a-ke4-ne-erof the gudu priests
10'za3 bi2-in-taghe smote at the side.
11'u3 2(szar2) 3(gesz'u) 3(u) 2(disz)and 192,
12'ur-sag-be2-ne-erthe heroes
13'sag gesz bi2-in-rahe smote.
14'lu2-kar-ra-biits fugitive
15'bar-sze3 la-ba-ra-szub-bu-uszthey will not abandon him outside.
16'u3-ma-nihis mother
17'a-gu3-ne-ne-aof their mouths
18'bi2-in-gubhe set up.
19'u3 ri-im-{d}szara2and Rīm-Šara
20'lugal umma{ki}-a-ke4king of Umma
21'szaga-a!(ZA)-asz bi2-in-dab5he seized as a captive.
22'sa-am-su-i-lu-naSamsu-iluna
23'lugal kal-gamighty king
24'numun lu2! erim2-gal2-la-ne-nethe seed of the enemies
25'bi2-in-til-til-la-ehe has finished,
26'ki-en-gi-raof Sumer
27'gu2 gesz bi2-in-gar-rahe smote.
28'nig2-gal-galthe great things
29'nam-kal-ga-ka-ne2in his strength
30'pa-e3 bi2-in-ak-a-taafter he had made it resplendent
31'ri-im-an-umRīm-Anum
32'{d}da-gan-ma-dingir-biDagan-ma-ilum
33'gu2 an-da-ab-du3-usz-athat he had built for him,
surface a col 6
1'x [...]
2'gu2 [an-da-ab]-du3-[usz?]he had built for him.
3'nam-mu-un#-[ne]-eb2-us2-[us2-a?]do not establish for them
4'kilib3-ba szu bi2-in#-du3-a-asz#?as if it had been built in its entirety
5'dingir-nihis god
6'lugal asz2-nun-na{ki}-ke4king of Ešnunna
7'nig2-erim2evil
8'nig2-a2-zi-gaa kind of thing
9'sza3-ga-ne2his heart
10'na-mu-un-tum2did not bring.
11'nig2-bala-a bi2-in-akhe made a rebellion
12'ugnimarmy
13'i-da-ma-ra-as,-ke4Idamaraṣ
14'za3 gu-ti-um{ki}-ma-tafrom the border of Gutium
15'en-na za3 kur elam{ki}-ma-sze3until the border of the land of Elam
16'nam-dugud-bi-tabecause of its heavy weight
17'nam-ma-ta-an-zidid not raise up.
18'dal-ba-nafor Dalbana;
19'{i7}dur-ul3the Durul canal
20'{i7}t,a-ba-an-nathe Ṭabana canal
21'ki-in-du(a kind of container)
22'hu-ru-ha-la{ki}Huruhala
23'a-gar3 dan-ni-a-tum{ki}-ka-tafrom the meadow of Danniatum
24'{gesz}tukul sag3-ge-de3to strike with a weapon
surface a col 7
1'x [...]
2'x x [...]
3'ki#? x [...]... place(?)
4'gu2# {i7}[dur-ul3]bank of the Durul canal
5'[{i7}]t,a-ba#-[an-ka-ta]from the Ṭabanka canal
6'gan2? ur-ba-[ri-a ...]Field of Urbaria
7'kar? bi2#-[...]He ... the quay
8'sa#-am#-[su-i-lu-na]Samsu-iluna
9'x [...]

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