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MC 24, no. 266 (P556381)

Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationMC 24, no. 266
IDP556381
Museum no.BM 050522 + BM 052767 + BM 052946 + BM 077468
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
obverse 18'a long-fleeced wife, a strong one,
obverse 9'Do not forget your greatness, do not abandon(?)
obverse 24'... your..., do not abandon your..., whatever he has given you.
obverse 19'You do not go on a night's road; her heart is good and evil.
reverse 12ama treated him, and he treated him as a pig.
obverse 17'bTo the one who does not disregard (the treaty)
reverse 14... the urippaku, Arau,... the urippaku,......
obverse 5'You do not do evil. You... your heart.
reverse 11the warriors abandoned him and abandoned him like a lion
reverse 4You do not leave the city; you do not place the black-headed people.
reverse 23.... you do not approach...
obverse 7'With the corpses that I have killed, you have not been able to cut off...
obverse 20'You should not buy a farmland, but go to his side.
reverse 19... the other......
reverse 10Just as beer does not sit in a house : so may the incantation be uttered in your mind.
obverse 12'You do not look at me, you do not pay attention to my debts...
obverse 1'...... the command...
reverse 16... my words......
reverse 21......
obverse 6'You did not do the sapinnu-priestess, you should not... your own power.
reverse 9When he is able to smite a weapon, he will recover. If he does not stand in front of him, he will recover.
reverse 5You shall not do obeisance to him, you shall be a great...
obverse 2'If you do not pay, you shall not......
obverse 10'You should not smite the corpse of the corpse...
obverse 3'You do not leave the house...
obverse 8'You shall not sit with me in the assembly.
obverse 15'And you did not know (how to do it).
reverse 18......... a man, a man, a man,...
reverse 1... the field will not be abandoned; in the threshing floor they will be stationed.
obverse 11'You are the one who does not fear your word.
reverse 8You do not dwell in a dwelling, you do not return the city to its place.
obverse 14'(If) there is an ox or an ox or an ox or an ox or a sheep,
reverse 17from the field not... :... I did not pass by my path.
obverse 13'With a stolen property, you do not make a stolen property, do not abandon your hand.
reverse 6May the Amorite lord be sated in the womb. May he rejoice over you.
obverse 4'the king, his lord,...
obverse 22'the queen of the queens, who does not wait for you,
obverse 25'May the lord of your stolen property be taken away. That man will become hostile to you.
obverse 21'I have heard that with you they have not come to you.
reverse 15he has made his life long. : My life is long, my life is long, my life is long.
reverse 7O lord of strength, do not sit down, fearless in battle.
reverse 3In a kiln you should write his own name upon the kiln. The kiln will say to you.
reverse 2will not bring you before you, will speak before you.
reverse 13He stood by the hero and your life... to ama and your life...
obverse 23'May you not be negligent, may you not be negligent, may you not be negligent.

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