Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › Q000107

Ki-ulutin-bi-še 02 (Q000107)

Lexical, First Millennium

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationKi-ulutin-bi-še 02
IDQ000107
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodFirst Millennium
GenreLexical

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
4maš₂-bi-x xits interest
5maš₂-bi-x xits interest
6maš₂-bi-x xits interest
7maš₂ ŋa₂-ŋa₂-dam xan interest rate of ...
8maš₂ dah-he-dam x
9maš₂ bi₂-in-dah xhe added a goat
10maš₂ ab-ba-dah xgoat of Abbadaḫ
11maš₂ an-tuku xAntuku goat
12maš₂ nu-an-tuku xwithout interest
13maš₂ sa-ta ba-ra-e₁₁ xhe removed the goat from the netherworld
14maš₂ sa-ta ba-ra-e₁₁-de₃ xTo make the extispicy go forth from the netherworld
15maš₂ nu-me-a xwithout interest
16maš₂ {d}utu xgoat of Utu
17maš₂ {d}utu gi-na xson of Utu, faithfully
18maš₂ gi-na xregular offering
19maš₂ gi-na dah-he-dam ṣi-ib-ta uṣ-ṣabThe regular maštakal-offering is to be removed from the reed screen
20maš₂ kar-ra ṣi-bat ka-riThe goats of the quay, the ones of the marshes
21maš₂ maš₂ ṣi-bat ṣib-ti
22maš₂-bi maš₂ an-tuku ṣi-bat-su ṣib-ta i-šuIts 'increment' is an increment that has no rival.
23maš₂ e₂-a ṣi-bat bi-tiThe kid in the house, the abode of the house
24maš₂ x x im-ta-at-harhe received a goat
25maš₂ x x im-ṭi₂... goat
26maš₂ x-dah x u₂-ta-ṣi-ibthe goat ... sucks
27maš₂ x ab-ba-šum₂ x x-x-dingoat of ..., his father
28maš₂ še-gin₇ ṣi-ib-tu ki-ma še-imlike a pig suckling
29maš₂ še-da ba-an-da-sa₂ ṣi-ib-tu it-ti še-im im-ta-at-har(Sum) The goat has been given to drink with the beer (Akk) The kid has received the beer from the beer
30maš₂ šakanka(|KI.LAM|) DU-a-gin₇ ṣi-ib-tu ki-ma KI-LAM i-lakLike a goat carrying a šakankan offering he goes.
31maš₂ šakanka(|KI.LAM|) gub-ba-gin₇ ṣi-ib-tu ki-ma KI-LAM iz-za-azLike a goat standing in the market, he stands like a storehouse
32maš₂-bi-še₃ gur-ru-dam a-na ṣi-ib-ti-šu₂ u₂-tarto return its interest he shall return.
33maš₂ iri-gin₇ ṣi-ib-tu ki-ma IRILike a kid in a city, a snare like a town
34maš₂ ba-ra-bala ṣi-ib-tu it-ta-bal-kit(Sum) The one who carries off the goat has carried off the scepter (Akk) (The one who) carries away the goat carried off(?) the sheep
35maš₂ mu diš-kam₂ ṣi-bat ša-na-atThe 'increment' is the year after (the eponymy of) Ša-nat
36maš₂ iti diš-kam₂ ṣi-bat a-ra-ah(In) the eponym year of Šamaš-šarru-uṣur, king of Assyria.
37maš₂ iri diš PI še-ta-am₃ ṣi-bat IRI DIŠ PI TA-AM₃(If) a city's kid is born: the population of that city will diminish.
38maš₂ iri 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) še-ta-am₃ ṣi-bat IRI 1(BARIG) 4(BAN₂) TA-AM₃The interest of the city is 1 (parsiktu ) 4 (sūtu) per 1 (barig) (sila3). That city is at the rate of 1 (pālissu) each (year).
39maš₂ ku₃-bi ṣi-bat kas₂-piThe interest on that silver
40maš₂ diš gin₂ igi-aš₃-ŋal₂ še-ta-am₃ ṣi-bat DIŠ GIN₂ IGI-AŠ₃-GAL₂ TA-AM₃An interest rate of one shekel per shekel is to be added.
41maš₂ u gin₂ min gin₂-ta-am₃ ṣi-bat U GIN₂ MIN GIN₂ TA-AM₃A goat and two shekels each
42maš₂ diš ma-na 12 gin₂-ta-am₃ ṣi-bat DIŠ MA-NA 12 GIN₂ TA-AM₃An interest rate of 12 shekels per mina is to be added.
43ŋa₂-ŋa₂-dam iš-ša-ka-anhe will pay back.
44dah-he-dam ia-ṣa-ab
45bi₂-in-dah uṣ-ṣi-ibhe added, he smashed
46ab-ba-dah u₂-rad-dithe Abbadaḫ he added.
47šum₂-mu-dam i-na-ad-dinIf he so pleases, he will give it.
48bi₂-in-šum₂ id-dinhe gave.
49ab-ba-šum₂ it-ta-dinAbbašum has given
50gur-dam gur-ru-dam ut-ta-ar“To be returned, to be returned I have returned.‭
51bi₂-in-gur u₂-te-erhe returned.
52ab-ba-gur ut-te-erAbbagur returned.
53se₃-ge-dam iš-pu-ukhe put in order.
54bi₂-in-se₃-ge iš-pu-ukhe has sworn (it) to him.
55ab-ba-se₃-ge iš-ta-pa-akAbbasige has sworn.
56ur₅-ra hu-bu-ul-lu“In the future, destruction,
57ur₅-ra tuku hu-bu-ul-lu(Sum) The one who has debts, the one who destroys
58ur₅-ra tuku EN hu-bu-liThe one who trusts in you is the lord of destruction.
59ur₅-re-de₃ a-na hu-bu-lito smite
60ur₅-ur₅-še₃ a-na hu-bu-lito smite
61ur₅-ra nu-me-a ša la-a hu-bu-liThere is no reopening (of the case) and no litigating.
62ur₅-ra nu-me-a eš-de₂-a-še₃ ul a-na hu-bu-ul-li a-na hu-bu-ta-teThere is no reopening (of the case) and no turning back.
63ur₅-ra nu-me-a šu-la₂-a-še₃ ul a-na hu-bu-ul-li a-na qi₂-ip-tiThere is no reopening (of the case) and no turning back.
64ur₅-ra-mu nu-me-a ul hu-bu-li(Sum) It is not my fault, it is not a curse! (Akk) My faults are not mine, they are not cursed!
65ŋeškim(|IGI.DUB|) ti-la-še₃ a-na qip-tiwho establishes life for the qiptu
66ŋeškim(|IGI.DUB|) ti-la qa-a-puwho establishes life,
67ŋeškim(|IGI.DUB|) ti-le-de₃ a-na qa-a-pi₂who establishes life for the quay
68eš-de₂-a hu-bu-ta-tuešdea ḫubutātu
69eš-de₂-a-še₃ xfor the ešdea ritual
70eš-de₂-a x xešdea ...
71x x
72x-x x
73šu la₂ qa-a-puHand of not a qapu
74šu la₂-še₃ a-na xHand of deficit for
75šu-la₂ qi₂-ip-tuReceived by Qiptu
76maš₂ nu-tuku ṣi-ib-ta ul i-šiHe who has no interest does not have
77šu-la₂ maš₂ nu-tuku qip-tu ṣi-ib-ta ul i-šiHe has no interest, he does not have a claim.
78šu bala šu-pe-luHand of bala
79šu bala-a-še₃ a-na šu-pe-liThe hand of his bala to remove
80šu-bala ak-de₃ a-na *to do a reversal
81šu-bala bi₂-ak uš-pe-elI have redeemed myself, I have defiled
82šu-ri mi-iš-la-nu
83šu-ri-am₃ mi-iš-la-nuIt is the year (of) Mišlanu
84šu-ri-am₃-še₃ a-na mi-iš-la-niIn the future, at any time
85šu-ri-am₃-bi-še₃ a-na mi-iš-la-ni-šuto his father-in-law
86šu-šu-ri-am₃ e-ra-aIt is a hand that touches the ground
87šu-šu-ri-am₃ mi-ni-in-ri e-ra-a xIt is the hand of a lion ...
88šu gid₂-i e-le-puHand of long-fleeced sheep
89šu in-da-an-gid₂ e-li-ipHand of Indāngid, surpassing
90šu mu₂ xHand of ...
91šu in-da-an-mu₂ xHand of Indānmu
92šu mu₂ xHand of ...
93šu in-da-an-mu₂ xHand of Indānmu
94šu gid₂-i xHand of a long
95šu gid₂-gid₂ xHand of a sledge
96šu gid₂-gid₂-i xHand of a ghost
97šu in-da-an-gid₂ xHand of Indaŋid
98šu-ti xThat
99šu-ti-a-ni xHis hand
100šu-ti-a-ni šu bi₂-in-ti xHis hand ...
101šu-ti-a-ni šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆ xHis hand was seized
102šu-ti-a-ni šu bi₂-in-ti-eš xHis hand has seized him
103šu-ti-a-ni šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆-ne xHis hand was seized
104šu-ti-a-ne-ne-še₃ xin their hands
105šu-ti-a-ne-ne-še₃ šu bi₂-in-ti xHis hand he seized
106šu-ti-a-ne-ne-še₃ šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆ xTheir hand was seized
107šu-ti-a-ne-ne-še₃ i₃-su₈-ge-eš xThey have sworn by their name
108i₃-su₈-ge-eš iz-zi-iz-zuThey are standing by you, they stand by you
109i₃-su₈-ge-ne iz-za-az-zuThey stand, they stand.
110al-gub-bu-uš iz-zi-zustanding ready, standing
111al-su₈-ge-eš iz-zi-zuThey are standing by you and stand by you
112šu |IGI.DU| ma-ah-raHand of a Witness received
113šu |IGI.DU|-ta i-na ma-ah-raHand of a Witness before
114šu |IGI.DU|-še₃ a-na ma-ah-raHand of a Witness in the presence
115šu ba-an-ti il-te-qe₂Hand of Banti has taken
116šu ba-an-ti im-ta-harHe has received the money tenfold.
117šu-ŋa₂-an-na-ab-DU nam-har-tuReceived by Šu-ban-DU.
118šu-ŋa₂-an-na-ab-DU man-da-tuŠu-banabDU, payment
119šu-ŋa₂-an-na-ab-DU tam-gur-tuŠubanabDU (means) tamgurtu
120šu te-ŋe₂₆ le-qu₂-u₂Hand to take
121šu te-ŋe₂₆ ma-ha-ruHand of a Judge
122šu bi₂-in-ti il-qe₂Hand of Bīnti took
123šu bi₂-in-ti im-hurHe received the hand that he cut off
124šu bi₂-in-ti-eš il-qu₂-u₂They took his hand and took it
125šu bi₂-in-ti-eš im-hu-ru₃They received the hand that they had smeared
126šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆ i-laq-qe₂Hand of Bābtê will take
127šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆ i-ma-ha-arHand of Bābtê will receive
128šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆-ne i-laq-qu-u₂They will take the man's hand
129šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆-ne i-ma-ha-ruHand of Bābtê they will accept
130šu-a-ni qa-as-suHand of Hand
131šu-a-ni x xHis hand
132šu-a-ni x xHis hand
133šu-a-ni x xHis hand
134šu-a-ni šu bi₂-in-ti xHis hand, his hand ...
135šu-a-ni šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆ x i-laq-qe₂His hand is seized he will take
136šu-ne-ne qa-as-su-nutheir hands
137šu-ne-ne šu bi₂-in-ti-eš qa-as-su-nu il-qu-u₂They took their hands and took them.
138šu-ne-ne šu ba-ab-te-ŋe₂₆-ne qa-as-su-nu i-laq-qu-u₂They will take their hands from the one who seized them.
139šu-ne-ne dili-am₃ qa-as-su-nu iš-ta-a-atTheir hands are single, their hands are one
140šu-ne-ne-a bi₂-in-ŋar-re-eš qa-as-su-nu iš-ku-nuThey have sworn it by them, they are with you.
141šu-ne-ne-a ba-an-ŋar-re-eš qa-as-su-nu iš-tak-nuThey were seized, their hands were bound
142šu-ne-ne-a a-na qa-ta-te-šu-numy hands for their hands
143šu-ne-ne-a x-x a-na qa-ta-te-šu-nu xThose for their hands
144šu-ne-ne-a x a-na qa-ta-te-šu-nu um-tal-lu-u₂Then they went up to their hands.
145ki it-tiwhen with
146ki-na it-ti-šuTrue with him
147ki-na i₃-ŋal₂ it-ti-šu i-ba-aš₂-šiHe will carry the truth with him, there will be reconciliation.
148ki-na nu-i-ŋal₂ it-ti-šu ul i-ba-aš₂-šiHe has no claim; there is no claim against him.
149ki-na šu bi₂-in-ti it-ti-šu il-qe₂True, he has taken it with him.
150ki-na šu bi₂-in-ti-eš it-ti-šu il-qu-u₂They have taken it as a loan from him and taken it with him.
151ki-ni-ta it-ti-šuTrue with him
152ki-ne-ne-ta it-ti-šu-nuwith them truthfully
153ki-mu-ta it-ti-iainstead of me
154ki-me-ta it-ti-niwith us,
155ki-zu-ta it-ti-kawith you from your place,
156ki-zu-ne-ne-ta it-ti-ku-nuwith you from your place.
157ki lu₂-silim-ta u₃ lu₂-gi-na it-ti šal-me u₃ ki-nifrom Lu-silim and Lugina with peace and truth
158ku₃-babbar-bi šu ba-ab-te-ŋa₂-ta KU₃-BABBAR-šu i-laq-qe₂If he breaks the contract, he will take his silver.
159ki lu₂-ti-la-ta it-ti bal-ṭifrom Lu-tila with the living
160ku₃-babbar-bi šu ba-ab-te-ŋa₂-ta KU₃-BABBAR-šu i-laq-qe₂If he breaks the contract, he will take his silver.
161x x-x
162x x-x
163x x-x
164x x-x
165x x-x
166x x-x
167x x-x
168x x-x
169x x-x
170x x-x
203x-x x
204ud x xday
205še si-si-de₃ a-na ši-ip-kat₃ ŠEHe will measure out the barley in the reed-bed.
206še saₓ(|NINDA₂×AN|)-saₓ(|NINDA₂×AN|)-de₃ xto ... the barley
207kaš saₓ(|NINDA₂×AN|)-saₓ(|NINDA₂×AN|)-de₃ a-na sa-bi-ito pour beer into a libation vessel
208kiŋ₂-gin ak-da a-na e-piš ši-ip-riI have done a good thing to the work of the envoy
209kiŋ₂-gin ak-še₃ a-na xto ... on the ground
210kar zi-zi-de₃ a-na x-x-xTo the true harbor, to ...
211kar zu-zu-de₃ a-na tal-me-diIn order to reach the quay,
212kar ka-ru(a kind of container)
213kar-bi ka-ar-šuIts quay is a karsu-vessel
214kar gu-la kar-gu-lu-u₂The great quay, the great lake
215kar gu-la KAR-ru GAL-u₂The great harbor is a great enemy.
216kar nibru{ki}-ta i-na ka-ri ni-pu-rufrom the quay of Nippur we went down.
217kar ka₂-dingir-ra{ki}-ta i-na ka-ri KA₂-DINGIRfrom the quay of Babylon at the gate of the Gate of God
218kar zimbir{ki}-ta i-na ka-ri si-parfrom the quay of Sippar in the canal
219šakanka(|KI.LAM|){+gan₂-ba} ma-hi-rureceived from Šakkan.
220šakanka(|KI.LAM|) ma-hi-rureceived (from) Šakkan
221šakanka(|KI.LAM|) gu-la ma-hi-ru GAL-u₂the great market accepted;
222šakanka(|KI.LAM|) tur-ra ma-hi-ru ṣe-eh-ruThe small šakanka received; the second received.
223šakanka(|KI.LAM|) la₂-e ma-hi-ru en-šuReceived by Šakanka.
224šakanka(|KI.LAM|) la₂-e ma-hi-ru ma-ṭu-u₂The deficit has been received.
225šakanka(|KI.LAM|) kalag-ga ma-hi-ru dan-nustrong šakankan, strong one
226šakanka(|KI.LAM|) gi-na ma-hi-ru ki-nuThe šakankana, the reliable one, accepted, reliable
227šakanka(|KI.LAM|) du₁₀-ga ma-hi-ru ṭa-a-buGood šakanka offerings received
228šakanka(|KI.LAM|) ŋar-ra ma-hi-ru ba-šu-u₂Received by Šakanka.
229šakanka(|KI.LAM|) ŋal₂-la ma-hi-ru ba-šu-u₂Received by Šakanka.
230šakanka(|KI.LAM|) al-ŋa₂-ŋa₂ ma-hi-ru ba-šu-u₂Received by Šakanka.
231šakanka(|KI.LAM|) al-DU-a ma-hi-ru il-la-kuThey will go to the market.
232šakanka(|KI.LAM|) al-DU-a-gin₇ ki-ma KI-LAM il-la-kuLike a šakanku-vessel, they will go as if it were weight.
233šakanka(|KI.LAM|) al-ŋal₂-la-gin₇ ki-ma KI-LAM i-ba-šu-u₂As if it were the weight of a net, it would be as much as the weight
234šakanka(|KI.LAM|) al-ŋa₂-ŋa₂-gin₇ ki-ma KI-LAM i-ba-šu-u₂Like a šakanka-vessel, it has a weight.
235šakanka(|KI.LAM|) iri ŋal₂-la KI-LAM i-na IRI i-ba-šu-u₂The market price of that city is the market price in that city.
236šakanka(|KI.LAM|) šu iri-gin₇ KI-LAM ki-ma ŠU IRIThe market price is as much as the hand of a city.
237ku₃ i₃-la₂-e KU₃-BABBAR i-ša-qalHe will weigh out the silver.
238u₃ še i₃-aŋ₂-e u₃ še-am i-ma-da-adand he will measure out the barley, and (the barley) will increase.
239sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) ši-i-muthe price of that bread
240sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|)-bi ši-im-šuIts price is his own
241sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|)-bi-še₃ a-na ši-mi-šuas its price
242sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|)-bi-še₃ in-ŋar a-na ši-mi-šu is-kunHe weighed out its price and set it as his own.
243sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) til-la ši-mu ga-am-ruThe full price is paid in full.
244sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) nu-til-la ši-mu la ga-am-ruThe price is not paid, the guarantee is not given.
245sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) til-la-bi ši-im-šu ga-am-ruThe full price is its full price.
246sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) nu-til-la-bi ši-im-šu la-a ga-am-ruIts price has not been paid, its name is not valid
247sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) til-la-bi-še₃ ana ši-mi-šu gam-ru-tias its full price
248egir sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) nu-til-la-bi-še₃ ana ar₂-kat₃ ši-mi-šu₂ la-a gam-ru-tiAfter he has paid its full price, he shall not return it to its place.
249ki-bi-ŋar pi-ha-tu“Standing place of the secret,
250ki-bi-ŋar-ra-bi pi-ha-suIts outer corners are smashed.
251ki-bi-ŋar-ra-bi-še₃ a-na pi-ha-ti-šuto its ... in its entirety
252ki-bi-ŋar-ra-ne-ne pi-ha-su-nutheir ...s
253ki-bi-ŋar-ra-ne-ne-še₃ a-na pi-ha-ti-šu-nuto their cult centers
254ki-bi-ŋar pu-u₂-hua vacant lot
255x ša₂-nu-u₂ pu-u₂-hu[x] are šānû-plants.
256x tap-pi-la-a-tu[x] companions;
257x tap-pi-la-tu-šuhis companions
258x a-na tap-pi-la-ti-šufor his companions
259x x ip-pu-ulhe will do
260x x-x
280ziz₂-da in-ni-in-šum₂ a-na * id-din-šuhe gave him the emmer
281ziz₂-da ba-ab-ab-gul a-na * ka-ši-išThe emmer is destroyed
282umbin mi-ni-in-kud u₂-gal-lib-šuHe twisted the nails, he twisted his hips
283gar₃ in-ni-in-ŋar ab-bu-ut-ta iš-kun-šuhe has set up a stela for him, he is entrusted with the abbuttu duty
284ku₃-še₃ in-ni-in-šum₂ a-na KU₃.BABBAR id-din-šuhe has given to him for silver.
285lugal-a-ni nu-un-ši-in-gi a-na EN-šu ul i-kunHe did not return his king, he did not set his lord free.
286e₂ lugal-a-ni-ta ba-da-zah₂ iš-tu E₂ EN-šu ih-ta-liqHe flees from the house of his lord.
287ba-da-zah₂-ta im-ma-an-gur-eš iš-tu ih-li-qu u₂-te-ru-ni-šu₂After they had fled, they returned him.
288ba-da-zah₂-ta im-ma-an-gur-eš-a-ta iš-tu ih-li-qu u₂-te-ru-niš-šuAfter they had fled, they returned to him.
289{ŋeš}ŋiri₃ ŋiri₃-na in-ŋar kur-ṣa-a a-na še-pi-šu iš-kunHe seized the mountain(s) (and) put them in his hands.
290{uruda}šer₃-šer₃ mi-ni-in-šum₂ šer₃-šer₃-ra-ta i-pa-suHe has fashioned a torch, he has broken it into pieces.
291{ŋeš}gan-na ib₂-ta-an-bala bu-ka-na u₂-še-ti-iqhe has changed his mind (and) has altered his mind
292lu₂-zu zah₂ ŋeš-e dab ha-laq ṣa-batYour man is seized by the hand, taken away by the sword
293igi-ni na-ni-in-bal i-na pa-ni-šu iq-qurHe brought it before him, he smote him.
294nam-arad-a-ni mi-ni-in-zu ARAD-su u₂-ra-ad-dihe has known his servantship, he will prolong his life.
295nam-du₈ ip-ṭi-ruthe office of doorkeeper opened
296nam-du₈-a-ni ip-ṭi-ru-šuhis scepter opened
297nam-du₈-a-ni-še₃ a-na ip-ṭi-ri-šufor his supplication
298nam-du₈-a-ni-še₃ ku₃ bi₂-in-la₂ a-na ip-ṭi-ri-šu KU₃-BABBAR iš-qulHe weighed out the silver for his tiara and he paid the silver.
299ku₃-ta sam₂(|NINDA₂׊E.A.AN|) ši-ma-tuThe silver is the price of that prebend
300ku₃-ta gub-ba ma-an-za-za-nuStanding in silver, he is present for me.
301ku₃-ta gub-ba-aš a-na ma-an-za-za-nuTo the one who stands by him with silver
302ku₃-ta gub-ba-aš mi-ni-in-gub a-na ma-an-za-za-nu uš-zi-izShe set up her silver throne and stood before Manzazanu.
303ku₃-pad-ra₂ ši-bir₂-tu(a kind of ornament)
304ku₃-pad-ra₂-a-ni ši-bi-ir-ta-šuhis silver, his pledge
305ku₃-pad-ra₂-ni in-šum₂ ši-bi-ir-ta-šu id-dinIf he has a claim concerning his silver he shall pay.
306mu maš₂ ku₃-ga-a-ni-še₃ aš₂-šu₂ ṣi-bat kas-pi-šuyear: “The silver is his silver.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown) is its silver.
307e₂ a-ša₃ {ŋeš}kiri₆ saŋ geme₂ arad E₂ A-ŠA₃ {ŋeš}KIRI₆ ARAD GEME₂A house, a field, orchard, irrigated land, female slave, male slave, house, field, slave of a female slave
308ku₃-ta gub-ba-aš mi-ni-in-gub a-na man-za-za-ni uš-zi-izHe set up his throne with silver and stood at his side.
309e₂ u₃ ku₃-babbar igi-ne-ne du₈ E₂ a-na KU₃-BABBAR it-ta-ṭa-luThey have paid the house and the silver before them.
310a-ša₃ u₃ ku₃-babbar igi-ne-ne du₈ A-ŠA₃ a-na KU₃-BABBAR it-ta-ṭa-luThey have paid the field and the silver before them.
311{giš}kiri₆ u₃ ku₃-babbar igi-ne-ne du₈ {giš}KIRI₆ a-na KU₃-BABBAR it-ta-ṭa-luThe orchard and the silver before them have been paid. The garden has been sold for silver.
312geme₂ u₃ ku₃-babbar igi-ne-ne du₈ GEME₂ a-na KU₃-BABBAR it-ta-ṭa-luThe female slave and the silver before them have paid the slave for silver.
313arad u₃ ku₃-babbar igi-ne-ne du₈ ARAD a-na KU₃-BABBAR it-ta-ṭa-luThe servant and the silver before them are paid. The servant has taken it as a loan.
314ku₃-pad-ra₂-ni ki-la₂ nu-tag-ga ši-bir₂-ta-šuHis silver, whose weight is not to be altered, his šibirta
315igi-ni ib₂-kiŋ₂ la-a ša-qi₂-il-taBefore him, he was not a ša-qīl priest
316in-na-an-tak₄-a ša a-na šip-ru-ti i-zi-buwho stood for the extispicy
317u₃ ku₃-babbar igi-ne-ne du₈ u₃ KU₃-BABBAR it-ta-ṭa-luThey have paid the silver before them, and the silver has been paid.
318u₄ ku₃-babbar mu-un-tumu₃-da-aš i-nu KU₃-BABBAR ub-ba-luWhen he brings back the silver,
319e₂-a-ni-še₃ ba-ab-ku₄-re a-na E₂-šu i-ru-ubHe will bring it into his house and enter his house.
320u₄ ku₃-babbar mu-un-tumu₃-da-aš i-nu KU₃-BABBAR ub-ba-luWhen he brings back the silver,
321a-ša₃-ga-na ba-ab-gub-ba i-na A-ŠA₃-šu iz-za-az(If) he stands in his field
322u₄ ku₃-babbar mu-un-tumu₃-da-aš i-nu KU₃-BABBAR ub-ba-luWhen he brings back the silver,
323x-ni bi₂-in-du₈-x x-rišHe ... his ...
324u₄ ku₃-babbar mu-un-tumu₃-da-aš i-nu KU₃-BABBAR ub-ba-luWhen he brings back the silver,
325geme₂-a-ni x GEME₂-su i-ta-balhis female slave has carried away,
326u₄ ku₃-babbar mu-un-tumu₃-da-aš i-nu KU₃-BABBAR ub-ba-luWhen he brings back the silver,
327arad-a-ni x ARAD-su i-tar-šuhis servant he shall replace.
328u₄ ku₃-babbar mu-un-tumu₃-da-aš i-nu KU₃-BABBAR ub-ba-luWhen he brings back the silver,
329ku₃-pad-ra₂-ni ki-la₂ nu-tag-ga ši-bir₂-ta-šuHis silver, whose weight is not to be altered, his šibirta
330igi-bi ib₂-kiŋ₂ la-a ša-qil₂-tabefore Ibbi-ibba, not a gift
331in-na-an-tak₄-a ša a-na šip-ru-tiwho to the envoys
332na-an-du₈-e i-zi-bu i-paṭ-ṭarHe should not cut off the door, he should not open the door.
333ur₄ ha-ma-mumay my hair grow thick!

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.