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ZA 101, 204-245 (X000011)

School, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationZA 101, 204-245
IDX000011
Collectionprivate: anonymous, unlocated
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreSchool
Find spotuncertain

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Column i [0:3] a i 4'4'–a i 6'6'... Ilum-īde received (1 gur of barley) from Ilum-bāni,
Column i [3:5] a i 7'7'–a i 8'8'to be given (back) in the second month.
Column i [5:6] a i 9'9'–a i 9'9'2 gur of barley,
Column i [6:8] a i 10'10'–a i 11'11'an interest of 60 sila of barley per 1 gur is to be added,
Column i [8:11] a i 12'12'–a i 14'14'Erra-bāni received from Sîn-bāni;
Column i [11:14] a i 15'15'–a i 17'17'to be given (back) in the second month, the month in which the barley is to be brought in.
Column i [14:15] a i 18'18'–a i 18'18'3 gur of barley,
Column i [15:16] a i 19'19'–a i 19'19'without interest,
Column i [16:19] a i 20'20'–a i 22'22'Ur-Damu received from Nin-aba;
Column i [19:21] a i 23'23'–a i 24'24'to be given (back) at its due-time.
Column i [21:24] a i 25'25'–a i 27'27'If at its due-time he has not given it (back),
Column i [24:26] a i 28'28'–a i 29'29'he will measure an interest of 100 sila of barley per 1 gur.
Column i [26:27] a i 30'30'–a i 30'30'4 gur of high quality barley,
Column i [27:28] a i 31'31'–a i 31'31'without interest,
Column i [28:30] a i 32'32'–a i 37'37'[PN₁ received] from [PN₂ ...]
Column i [29:31] a i 37'37'–a i 38'38'... he will return it to him.
Column i [31:33] a i 39'39'–a i 40'40'If he will not give it (back) to him,
Column i [33:34] a i 41'41'–a i 41'41'he will transfer the barley to the next year
Column i [34:35] a i 42'42'–a i 42'42'and it will bear interest;
Column i [35:37] a i 43'43'–a i 44'44'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column i [36:37] a i 44'44'–a i 44'44'5 gur of barley,
Column i [37:40] a i 45'45'–a i 47'47'barley which Nalānum, the merchant, had as a credit upon Nanna-manšum,
Column i [40:41] a i 48'48'–a i 48'48'(this) barley and its interest
Column i [41:43] a i 49'49'–a i 50'50'Nanna-manšum has given (back) to him,
Column i [43:44] a i 51'51'–a i 51'51'and has satisfied his (= of Nalānum) heart.
Column i [44:46] a i 52'52'–a i 53'53'(Now) the sealed tablet got lost (from) the house of Nalānum,
Column i [46:49] a i 54'54'–a i 56'56'(so) he (= Nalānum) has drawn up for him a copy of the sealed tablet, regarding the ...(?) which got lost.
Column i [49:51] a i 57'57'–a i 58'58'In the future, should the (lost) tablet be found, it has to be destroyed;
Column i [51:53] a i 59'59'–a i 60'60'he has sworn by the name o f the king.
Column i [52:53] a i 60'60'–a i 60'60'10 gur of barley,
Column i [53:55] a i 61'61'–a i 62'62'an interest of 100 sila per 1 gur is to be added,
Column i [55:57] a i 63'63'–a i 64'64'[PNs received] from Sîn-iddinaššu, the overseeer of the merchants,
Column ii [0:2] a ii 5'5'–a ii 6'6'[...] to be given (back).
Column ii [2:4] a ii 7'7'–a ii 8'8'If they do not give (back) that barley,
Column ii [4:6] a ii 9'9'–a ii 10'10'he himself will measure it;
Column ii [6:7] a ii 11'11'–a ii 11'11'he has drawn up his sealed tablet;
Column ii [7:9] a ii 12'12'–a ii 13'13'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [8:9] a ii 13'13'–a ii 13'13'5 gur of barley,
Column ii [9:11] a ii 14'14'–a ii 15'15'with an interest of 60 sila of barley per 1 gur, (interest to be paid back) by harvesting barley,
Column ii [11:14] a ii 16'16'–a ii 18'18'Lu-Enki, the merchant, received from Adad-tillatu;
Column ii [14:16] a ii 19'19'–a ii 20'20'he will return to him 2 gur of barley yearly.
Column ii [16:19] a ii 21'21'–a ii 23'23'If in the third year he will not pay back this barley in full
Column ii [19:21] a ii 24'24'–a ii 25'25'he will measure the barley and its interest;
Column ii [21:23] a ii 26'26'–a ii 27'27'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [22:23] a ii 27'27'–a ii 27'27'2 gur of barley,
Column ii [23:24] a ii 28'28'–a ii 28'28'whose interest has already been given,
Column ii [24:27] a ii 29'29'–a ii 31'31'Ikkalalum received from Nūr-ahīšu;
Column ii [27:29] a ii 32'32'–a ii 33'33'... he will replace it back to him;
Column ii [29:31] a ii 34'34'–a ii 35'35'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [30:31] a ii 35'35'–a ii 35'35'30 gur of barley,
Column ii [31:34] a ii 36'36'–a ii 38'38'barley (with which) Ilum-rē'î, the merchant, has filled the <store>house of Nūr-Sîn by renting it;
Column ii [34:37] a ii 39'39'–a ii 41'41'he will weigh 1/3 of shekels of silver monthly for the rent.
Column ii [37:40] a ii 42'42'–a ii 44'44'If his storehouse will be opened
Column ii [40:42] a ii 45'45'–a ii 46'46'and the barley will get lost from his storehouse,
Column ii [42:46] a ii 47'47'–a ii 50'50'Nūr-Sîn will fill (again in the storehouse) the lost barley as indemnity;
Column ii [46:48] a ii 51'51'–a ii 52'52'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [47:48] a ii 52'52'–a ii 52'52'20 gur of barley as an ešdea loan,
Column ii [48:49] a ii 53'53'–a ii 53'53'without interest,
Column ii [49:53] a ii 54'54'–a ii 57'57'Nanna-arhuš-su, the ensi, (received) from Ilšu-ilī, his son-in-law, as arrears of barley for his palace;
Column iii [0:2] a iii 4'4'–a iii 5'5'he will return it to him ...
Column iii [2:5] a iii 6'6'–a iii 8'8'If he will not return the barley from his palace,
Column iii [5:6] a iii 9'9'–a iii 9'9'he will add its interest;
Column iii [6:8] a iii 10'10'–a iii 11'11'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iii [7:8] a iii 11'11'–a iii 11'11'1 gur of old barley,
Column iii [8:9] a iii 12'12'–a iii 12'12'without interest,
Column iii [9:13] a iii 13'13'–a iii 16'16'Sîn-erībam received from Sîn-ṣulūlī for harvesting;
Column iii [13:16] a iii 17'17'–a iii 19'19'he will measure it in the second month in order to ...
Column iii [16:17] a iii 20'20'–a iii 20'20'2 gur of barley of the palace,
Column iii [17:20] a iii 21'21'–a iii 23'23'Enlil-bāni received from PN;
Column iii [20:24] a iii 24'24'–a iii 27'27'he will measure it in the third month, the day they will ask the barley in the silos.
Column iii [24:25] a iii 28'28'–a iii 28'28'3 gur of barley,
Column iii [25:26] a iii 29'29'–a iii 29'29'from a sealed tablet of 10 gur of barley,
Column iii [26:29] a iii 30'30'–a iii 32'32'Ilī-bānīya received from Sîn-iddinaššu.
Column iii [29:31] a iii 33'33'–a iii 34'34'He has drawn up a sealed document as its copy;
Column iii [31:33] a iii 35'35'–a iii 36'36'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iii [32:33] a iii 36'36'–a iii 36'36'10 sila of sesame as seed,
Column iii [33:35] a iii 37'37'–a iii 38'38'an interest of 100 sila per 1 gur is to be added,
Column iii [35:38] a iii 39'39'–a iii 41'41'Enim-Inana, the chief herdsman, received from Ahūšunu;
Column iii [38:40] a iii 42'42'–a iii 43'43'to be given (back) in the month of the sesame harvest.
Column iii [40:41] a iii 44'44'–a iii 44'44'2 gur of sesame as seed,
Column iii [41:42] a iii 45'45'–a iii 45'45'with an interest of 100 sila per 1 gur,
Column iii [42:45] a iii 46'46'–a iii 48'48'AN.NE.NI received from Nanna-kam;
Column iii [45:49] a iii 49'49'–a iii 52'52'he will measure the sesame and its interest in the month of the sesame harvest in the ... of Damu;
Column iii [49:51] a iii 53'53'–a iii 54'54'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iii [50:51] a iii 54'54'–a iii 54'54'10 gur of sesame of the palace,
Column iii [51:56] a iii 55'55'–a iii 59'59'Galzu-Nanna received from Sîn-iddinaššu, the overseer of the merchants, in order to make oil of it.
Column iii [56:59] a iii 60'60'–Sesame bran ...
Column iv [0:8] a iv 3'3'–a iv 10'10'[8 lines illegible ...] he has weighed to him 10 shekels of silver.
Column iv [8:11] a iv 11'11'–a iv 13'13'In the future Sîn-iddinaššu will not raise a claim;
Column iv [11:13] a iv 14'14'–a iv 15'15'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iv [12:13] a iv 15'15'–a iv 15'15'5 [gur] of sesame,
Column iv [13:14] a iv 16'16'–a iv 16'16'without interest,
Column iv [14:18] a iv 17'17'–a iv 20'20'Šarrum-[...] received from Ludingira as arrears of sesame;
Column iv [18:20] a iv 21'21'–a iv 27'27'[he will measure it] in the month of the sesame harvest.
Column iv [19:21] a iv 27'27'–a iv 28'28'[He has sworn by] the name [of the king].
Column iv [20:21] a iv 28'28'–a iv 28'28'30 gur of sesame,
Column iv [21:23] a iv 29'29'–a iv 30'30'Sîn-[...] and Ubar-[...],
Column iv [23:24] a iv 31'31'–a iv 31'31'with an interest of [100 sila] per 1 gur
Column iv [24:32] a iv 32'32'–a iv 42'42'[10 lines lost or illegible].
Column iv [31:35] a iv 42'42'–a iv 45'45'He will redeem his warranty and [from] the detention they will return.
Column iv [35:39] a iv 46'46'–a iv 49'49'If they will not give (back) to him the sesame and its interest in the month of the sesame harvest,
Column iv [39:41] a iv 50'50'–a iv 51'51'they will return to the prison again;
Column iv [41:43] a iv 52'52'–a iv 53'53'they have sworn by the name of the king.
Column iv [42:43] a iv 53'53'–a iv 53'53'1 gur of sesame as seed,
Column iv [43:44] a iv 54'54'–a iv 54'54'with an interest of 100 sila per 1 gur,
Column iv [44:47] a iv 55'55'–a iv 57'57'Nanna-luti received from Ilum-bāni;
Column iv [47:49] a iv 58'58'–a iv 59'59'the interest from its capital has been deducted.
Column iv [49:51] a iv 60'60'–a iv 61'61'He has given (back) to him nothing ... (rest lost).
Column i [0:4] b i 1'1'–b i 4'4'El-āli-waqar and Šamaš-tappê have received [tot. ...] in order to give (back) bricks;
Column i [4:10] b i 5'5'–b i 10'10'in the second month, in addition, according to the rate of exchange wich is effective in the town, he(?) will add to ... the normal(?) interest;
Column i [10:12] b i 11'11'–b i 12'12'he(?) has sworn by the name of the king.
Column i [11:12] b i 12'12'–b i 12'12'10 sila of sesame oil
Column i [12:15] b i 13'13'–b i 15'15'Ilum-rē'i, the oil-maker, received from Akūnum,
Column i [15:18] b i 16'16'–in the month of the harvest, its interest ...
Column ii [0:2] b ii 1'b ii 1'–b ii 2'2'[PN₂ recei]ved [tot. barley from PN₁];
Column ii [2:4] b ii 3'3'–b ii 4'4'to be given (back) in the second month.
Column ii [4:5] b ii 5'5'–b ii 5'5'1 talent of wool of the foreign land, of good quality,
Column ii [5:7] b ii 6'6'–b ii 7'7'[its silver is (1 shekel)] for 6 minas (of wool),... of goat
Column ii [7:11] b ii 8'8'–b ii 11'11'Ib[ni-Kab]ta, the merchant, received f[rom PN].
Column ii [11:14] b ii 12'12'–b ii 14'14'The half of the silver (value of the wool) in the second month, its (further) half [he will give (back) ...].
Column iii [0:8] b iii 1'b iii 1'–b iii 8'8'[... PN], the merchant [only final signs of 6 lines are preserved] ...
Column iii [8:12] b iii 9'9'–b iii 12'12'he will return the barley and its interest in the month of the harvest ...;
Column iii [12:16] b iii 13'13'–b iii 16'16'the profit (of the journey), as much as there may be, ..., as much as there may be,
Column iii [16:18] b iii 17'17'–b iii 18'18'they will divide the half part;
Column iii [18:20] b iii 19'19'–b iii 20'20'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iii [19:22] b iii 20'20'–1 sar of bricks for the well ... (rest lost).
Column iv [0:2] b iv 1'b iv 1'–b iv 2'2'[... PN] re[ceived ...];
Column iv [2:5] b iv 3'3'–b iv 5'5'he [will mea]sure the bricks and [their interest] in the month [...];
Column iv [5:7] b iv 6'6'–b iv 7'7'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iv [6:7] b iv 7'7'–b iv 7'7'30 sar of bricks,
Column iv [7:8] b iv 8'8'–b iv 8'8'with an interest of 1 sar of bricks,
Column iv [8:11] b iv 9'9'–b iv 11'11'Nūr-ahīšu received from Hunnubum;
Column iv [11:12] b iv 12'12'–b iv 12'12'to be given (back).
Column iv [12:16] b iv 13'13'–b iv 16'16'If he will not give it (back) in the second month ...
Column iv [16:17] b iv 17'17'–b iv 17'17'Tot. sar of bricks,
Column iv [17:18] b iv 18'18'–b iv 18'18'without interest,
Column iv [18:21] b iv 19'19'–b iv 21'21'Nanna-meša received from Nigga-Nanna ...
Column i [0:1] c i 1'c i 1'–c i 1'c i 1'[PN] received [...];
Column i [1:3] c i 2'2'–c i 3'3'to be given (back) in the second month.
Column i [3:4] c i 4'4'–c i 4'4'5 shekels of silver,
Column i [4:5] c i 5'5'–c i 5'5'[from a sealed tablet of 1/3 mina],
Column i [5:8] c i 6'6'–c i 8'8'[Luduga, the maltster], has paid back to Ilum-bāni
Column i [8:10] c i 9'9'–c i 10'10'[(and) he (Ilum-bāni) has] drawn up his (new) sealed tablet to him;
Column i [10:14] c i 13'13'–c i 16'16'... (since) Ilum-bāni has a claim against [Luduga, the malt]ster,
Column i [14:16] c i 17'17'–c i 18'18'[the silver and] its interest ...
Column ii [0:2] c ii 1'c ii 1'–c ii 2'2'[...] to b[e given (back)].
Column ii [1:2] c ii 2'2'–c ii 2'2'[x min]a of silver,
Column ii [2:4] c ii 3'3'–c ii 4'4'an interest of 30 sila of barley per 1 shekel is to be added,
Column ii [4:9] c ii 5'5'–c ii 9'9'El-āli-waqar, Sîn-bāni and Kuliya received from Lu-Ninšubur.
Column ii [9:14] c ii 10'10'–c ii 14'14'They will measure the barley and its interest in the second month ... (at) his request;
Column ii [14:16] c ii 15'15'–c ii 16'16'they have sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [15:16] c ii 16'16'–c ii 16'16'1/3 mina of silver,
Column ii [16:21] c ii 17'17'–c ii 21'21'as its interest, the slave-girl Nuhutum, the slave of Ilī-ašranni, will serve as a pledge,
Column ii [21:24] c ii 22'22'–c ii 24'24'Ilī-ašranni received from Šu-Nin-[x].
Column ii [24:27] c ii 25'25'–c ii 27'27'She will grind 10 sila of flour a day, 1/3 shekel of [...] on one day, [...]
Column ii [27:31] c ii 31'31'–c ii 34'34'and [...] the owner of the slave-girl, [...].
Column iii [0:4] c iii 3'3'–c iii 6'6'Sîn-lišer received from [Puzur]-N[ingili tot. silver] as silver for trading;
Column iii [4:10] c iii 7'7'–c iii 12'12'in the second month, Puzur-Ningili, the owner of the silver, will [...] the silver and its interest from the ...;
Column iii [10:12] c iii 13'13'–c iii 17'17'the provision for the journey [...]
Column iii [11:12] c iii 17'17'–c iii 17'17'and the silver [...]
Column iii [12:15] c iii 18'18'–c iii 20'20'Puzur-Nin[gili] did [...] the journey;
Column iii [15:17] c iii 21'21'–c iii 22'22'[he has sworn by] the name of the king.
Column iii [16:22] c iii 22'22'–c iii 27'27'Nu-[...] received from PN 1 bur of [...], adjacent [...] (6 missing lines)
Column iii [22:29] c iii 34'34'–c iii 40'40'the field of Ur-Sîn, ... the field of Ilum-rē'î, adjacent to that of Ilum-bani ...
Column iii [29:31] c iii 41'41'–c iii 42'42'Ilum-rē'î received;
Column iii [31:36] c iii 43'43'–the field [...].
Column iv [0:4] c iv 19'19'–c iv 22'22'PN will be sold (into slavery) and will forfeit his house;
Column iv [4:6] c iv 23'23'–c iv 24'24'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iv [5:9] c iv 24'24'–c iv 27'27'An Elamite? slave, named Ilī-ennum, the slave of Ahūni,
Column iv [9:13] c iv 28'28'–c iv 31'31'PN bought from Ahūni, his master;
Column iv [13:16] c iv 32'32'–c iv 34'34'1/3 mina of silver, as his full price, he weighed out.
Column iv [16:21] c iv 35'35'–c iv 39'39'In the future, Ahūni will not say '(He is) my slave'; he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column i [0:4] d i 1'd i 1'–d i 4'4'[...]-bāni received [...]; to be given (back) in the fourth month.
Column i [4:6] d i 5'5'–d i 6'6'A built-up house plot of [tot.] sar, [next to] the house of [...], [5 lines lost],
Column i [6:10] d i 12'12'–d i 15'15'an orchard of tot. sar filled with cooked green date palms and date palm offshoots:
Column i [10:12] d i 16'16'–d i 17'17'the owner of the orchard (is) Ipqu-bāni;
Column i [12:16] d i 18'18'–d i 21'21'2 slave-girls, 1 slave, and [...], 2 [...]:
Column i [16:22] d i 22'22'–d i 27'27'the allotted share to Rubātum, the nadītu of Nergal of Apiak, her brothers, together, have allotted it.
Column i [22:28] d i 28'28'–d i 33'33'In the future, her brothers will not make any claim about field ... in order to ... and about her share (of inheritance);
Column i [28:30] d i 34'34'–d i 35'35'they have sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [0:2] d ii 1'd ii 1'–d ii 2'2'[Ibni-Amurru] has freed him (= Ilī-imittī),
Column ii [2:4] d ii 3'3'–d ii 4'4'has redeemed him from his slavery,
Column ii [4:6] d ii 5'5'–d ii 6'6'(and) he has given to him a document concerning his manumission.
Column ii [6:16] d ii 7'7'–d ii 16'16'If, in the future, Ilī-imittī says to Ibni-Amurru, his father,: 'You are not my father', he will go back to his slavery;
Column ii [16:24] d ii 17'17'–d ii 24'24'[and if Ibni-Amurru], his father says [to Ilī-imittī, (his son)]: 'You are not my son', he will weigh 1/3 mina of silver;
Column ii [25:27] d ii 26'26'–d ii 27'27'they have sworn by the name of the king.
Column ii [26:29] d ii 27'27'–d ii 29'29'The inscribed seal of Urdun, the merchant, got lost.
Column ii [29:36] d ii 30'30'–d ii 36'36'According to the proclamation of the assembly, the herald blew the horn in all the streets (informing that) no one shall have any (claim) against him.
Column ii [36:45] d ii 37'37'–Lu-Suena, the general, [Lugal-melam, the governor and] temple administrator, [Sidu the scri]be, [Zuzu, the scho]lar, [Bansa]gen the lamentation performer [are the witnes]ses.
Column iii [6:11] d iii 9'9'–d iii 13'13'Uqqa-ilam, son of Arad-Damu, has taken Šāt-ilim, daughter of Iddin-[x] in marriage.
Column iii [11:24] d iii 14'14'–d iii 30'30'2 iku of dalla-field, the field ..., 10 palm trees (each bearing) 1 talent (of dates), bordering on the orchard of Warad-Ištar, a built-up house plot of 1/3 sar next to the house of Ahuni, two chairs, one bed, one basalt millstone provided with a muller: he (= Iddin-x) has presented to Uqqa-ilam;
Column iii [23:31] d iii 30'30'–d iii 37'37'and Uqqa-ilam, his husband, has presented to her 6 iku of gud-du₈ field, a field of Si-Enki, one orchard of 1 iku, a built-up house plot of 1/2 sar, one slave-girl, one slave:
Column iii [31:33] d iii 38'38'–d iii 39'39'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iii [33:38] d iii 40'40'–d iii 44'44'If Šāt-ilim says to Uqqa-ilam: 'You are not my husband', she will be expelled from her property,
Column iii [38:44] d iii 45'45'–d iii 50'50'and if Uqqa-ilam, her husband says (to her): 'You are not my wife', he will weigh to her 1/3 mina of silver;
Column iii [44:46] d iii 51'51'–d iii 52'52'he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iii [45:49] d iii 52'52'–d iii 55'55'A slave-girl, named Qerbi-pīša, the slave of Ennâ,
Column iii [49:52] d iii 56'56'–d iii 58'58'Ea-nāṣir bought from Ennâ, her mistress;
Column iii [52:56] d iii 59'59'–[he weighed] to her 1/3 mina of silver as her full price;
Column iv [1:4] d iv 22–d iv 44the owner of the silver (?) has satisfied the (slave-girl')mistress;
Column iv [4:9] d iv 55–d iv 99he has taken her in marriage (and) she bore him two sons and one suckling daughter.
Column iv [9:12] d iv 1010–d iv 1212[In the future], Ennâ does not say any more: 'She is my slave';
Column iv [12:14] d iv 1313–d iv 1414he has sworn by the name of the king.
Column iv [13:17] d iv 1414–d iv 1717A ..., named Ahuni, son of Šu-Ištar,
Column iv [17:23] d iv 1818–d iv 2323Iblatum has adopted from Šu-Ištar, his father, and established him as his heir.
Column iv [23:26] d iv 2424–d iv 2626He (= Iblatum) weighed to him 1 and 1/3 shekels of silver for (the expenses incurred in) raising the child [5 lines lost].
Column iv [27:30] d iv 3232–d iv 3434Iblatum will call him 'my child' and will not say any more 'my slave';
Column iv [30:31] d iv 3535–d iv 3535he has sworn by the name of the king.

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4'ki AN-⸢ba-ni⸣-[ta]
5'AN-i-de
6'šu ba-an-ti
7'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
8'šum₂-mu-dam
9'2(aš) še gur
10'maš₂ 1(aš) 1(barig) še-ta
11'tah-he-dam
12'ki {d}suen-ba-ni-ta
13'er₃-ra-ba-ni
14'šu ba-an-ti
15'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
16'itu še ku₄-ku₄-da
17'šum₂-mu-dam
18'3(aš) še gur
19'maš₂ nu-ub-tuku
20'⸢ki nin⸣-a-ba-ta
21'⸢ur⸣-{d}da-mu
22'šu ba-an-ti
23'uludin-bi-še₃
24'šum₂-mu-dam
25'tukum-bi
26'uludin-bi-še₃
27'la-ba-an-šum₂
28'maš₂ 1(aš) gur 1(barig) 4(ban₂) še-ta
29'i₃-aŋ₂-e
30'4(aš) gur še sag₁₀
31'maš₂ nu-ub-tuku
32'[ki x-x]-NI-ta
37'[...]-x
38'in-na-ab-gur-re
39'tukum-bi
40'nu-na-an-šum₂
41'mu kur₂-še₃ še ba-da-bala
42'maš₂ ba-du₁₂-du₁₂
43'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
44'5(aš) še gur
45'še na-la-nu-um dam-gar₃
46'ugu {d}nanna-ma-an-šum₂;-ka
47'bi₂-in-tuku-a
48'še u₃ maš₂-bi
49'{d}nanna-ma-an-šum₂-e
50'ba-na-an-šum₂
51'šag₄-ga-ni ba-an-dug₃
52'kišib e₂ na-la-nu-um
53'u₂-gu ba-an-de₂
54'x u₂-gu ba-an-de₂-a
55'kišib gaba-ri-bi
56'in-na-an-tak₄
57'ud kur₂-še₃
58'kišib ul-pad₃ zi-;-re-⸢dam⸣
59'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
60'1(u) še gur
61'maš₂ 1(aš) gur 1(barig) 4(ban₂)-ta
62'tah-he-dam
63'ki {d}suen-i-din-na-šu
64'ugula dam-gar₃
a ii
5'x-x-[...]
6'x x šum₂-mu-⸢de₃⸣
7'tukum-bi
8'še-bi la-ba-an-šum₂;-mu-uš
9'ni₂-te-ni-ta
10'i₃-aŋ₂-e
11'kišib-ba-ni in-tak₄
12'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
13'5(aš) še gur
14'[maš₂] 1(aš) gur⸣ 1(barig) še-ta
15'še ⸢gur₁₀-gur₁₀⸣-da-še₃
16'ki {d}iškur-⸢illat⸣-[ta]
17'lu₂-{d}en-ki dam-gar₃
18'šu ba-an-ti
19'mu-a 2(aš) gur še-ta-am₃
20'in-na-ab-gur-re
21'tukum-bi
22'šag₄ mu 3-ta-am₃
23'še-bi la-ba-an-til
24'še u₃ maš₂-bi
25'i₃-aŋ₂-e
26'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
27'2(aš) še gur
28'še maš₂-bi ba-ab-šum₂-ma
29'ki nu-ur₂-a-hi-šu-ta
30'[ik]-⸢ka⸣-la-lum
31'[šu ba-an-ti]
32'[...] x-ta;-am₃
33'in-na-su-su-e
34'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
35'3(u) še gur
36'še (AN.SIPA) dam-gar₃
37'e₂ nu-ur₂-{d}suen-e
38'zu₂-keš₂-še₃ in-sig₉
39'itud-da zu₂-keš₂-še₃
40'1/3 giŋ₄ kug-babbar-ta-am₃
41'in-na-la₂-e
42'tukum-bi
43'e₂-kišib-ba-ka-ni
44'ŋal₂ ba-an-tak₄
45'u₃ še ⸢e₂-kišib-ba⸣-ka-ni
46'u₂-gu ba-⸢an-de₂⸣
47'še u₂-gu ba-an-de₂-bi
48'ziz₂-da-bi
49'nu-ur₂-{d}suen-e
50'bi₂-ib-si-si
51'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
52'2(u) še gur eš-de₂-a
53'maš₂ nu-ub-tuku
54'ki il₃-šu(BA-)i₃-li₂
55'mussa-<BI>-ni-ta
56'{d}nanna-arhuš-su₁₃
57'ensi₂
58'(LAL₂.NI) še e₂-gal-la-ni;-še₃
a iii
4'[...]-x-bi
5'⸢in⸣-na-ab-gur-re
6'⸢tukum⸣-bi
7'⸢še⸣ [e₂]-⸢gal⸣-la-ni-ta
8'⸢li-bi₂-in⸣-gur
9'maš₂-bi ⸢ib₂-tah⸣-e
10'mu ⸢lugal⸣-[bi] ⸢in⸣-pad₃
11'1(aš) še gur še libir
12'maš₂ nu-ub-tuku
13'ki {d}suen-⸢e⸣-ri-ba-am-ta
14'{d}⸢suen⸣-([AN].⸢DUL₃⸣-)li₂
15'⸢gur₁₀-gur₁₀⸣-de₃
16'⸢šu⸣ ba-an-ti
17'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
18'[...]-x-e-de₃
19'[...] i₃-aŋ₂-e
20'2(aš) še gur [e₂]-gal
21'ki arad-x-x-[x]
22'{d}en-lil₂-ba-ni
23'šu ba-an-ti
24'{iti}šeg₁₂-a-⸢še₃⸣
25'ud še guru₇-še₃
26'al ab-be₂-e-ne
27'i₃-aŋ₂-e
28'3(aš) še gur
29'šag₄ kišib 1(u) še gur
30'ki {d}suen-i-din-na-šu-ta
31'i₃-li₂-ba-ni-ia
32'šu ba-an-ti
33'kišib gaba-ri-a-bi
34'in-[na-an]-⸢tak₄⸣
35'mu lugal-bi ⸢in⸣-[pad₃]
36'1(ban₂) še-ŋeš-i₃ ⸢numun⸣
37'maš₂ 1(aš) gur 1(barig) 4(ban₂)-ta
38'tah-he-dam
39'ki a-hu-šu-nu-ta
40'inim-{d}inana u₂-tul₂
41'šu ba-an-ti
42'itud buru₁₄ še-ŋeš-i₃-še₃
43'šum₂-mu-dam
44'2(aš) gur še-ŋeš-i₃ numun
45'maš₂ 1(aš) gur 1(barig) 4(ban₂)-ta
46'ki {d}nanna-kam-ta
47'(AN.NE.NI)
48'šu ba-an-ti
49'itud buru₁₄ še-ŋeš-[i₃-še₃]
50'še-ŋeš-i₃ u₃ ⸢maš₂⸣-[bi]
51'šag₄ NAM BA da-mu{ki}
52'i₃-aŋ₂-e
53'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
54'1(u) <gur> še-ŋeš-i₃ e₂-gal
55'ki {d}suen-i-din-na-šu
56'ugula dam-gar₃-ra-ta
57'gal-zu-{d}nanna
58'i₃ sur-re-e-de₃
59'šu ba-an-ti
60'duh še-ŋeš-i₃
a iv
3'x [...]
4'x [...]
5'x [...]
6'mu-x [...]
7'x-x [...]
8'si-si [...]
9'10 giŋ₄ kug-[babbar]
10'in-na-[an-la₂]
11'ud kur₂-[še₃]
12'{d}suen-i-[din-na-šu]
13'inim nu-um-[ŋa₂-ŋa₂]
14'mu lugal-bi ⸢in⸣-[pad₃]
15'5(aš) še-ŋeš-⸢i₃⸣ [gur]
16'maš₂ nu-ub-⸢tuku⸣
17'ki lu₂-diŋir-ra-[ta]
18'šar-ru-um-⸢x⸣-[x];-ka
19'(LAL₂.NI) še-ŋeš-i₃
20'šu ba-an-[ti]
21'itud buru₁₄ še-ŋeš-[i₃-še₃]
27'mu [lugal-bi in-pad₃]
28'3(u) še-[ŋeš-i₃ (gur)]
29'{d}suen-[...]
30'u₃ u-bar-[...]
31'maš₂ 1(aš) ⸢gur⸣ 1(barig) 4(ban₂)-ta]
32'x x [...]
33'geme₂ x-[...]
34'x [...]
38'⸢geme₂⸣ [...]
39'{d}suen-[...]
40'KA GAR₃ [...]
41'AB ZU [...]
42'šu-du₈-a-⸢ni⸣
43'in-du₈-[...]
44'šag₄ en-nu-uŋ₃-[ta]
45'im-ta-gur-⸢re⸣-[eš]
46'tukum-[bi]
47'itud buru₁₄ še-ŋeš-i₃
48'še-ŋeš-i₃ u₃ maš₂-bi
49'nu-na-an-šum₂-mu-⸢uš⸣
50'en-nu-uŋ₃-še₃ gibil-⸢x-x⸣
51'i₃-ib-gur-re-e;-de₃-eš
52'mu lugal-bi in;-pad₃-de₃-eš
53'1(aš) gur še-ŋeš-i₃ ⸢numun⸣
54'maš₂ 1(aš) gur 1(barig) 4(ban₂)-ta
55'ki AN-ba-ni-ta
56'{d}nanna-lu₂-ti
57'šu ba-an-ti
58'maš₂ saŋ-du-bi;-ta
59'ba-da-⸢tur⸣
60'niŋ₂-na-me
61'nu-na-an-šum₂
b i
1'e-la-li₂-⸢wa⸣-[qar]
2'u₃ {d}utu-tab-ba-e
3'šeg₁₂ hi-a šum₂-mu-de₃
4'šu ba-an-ti-eš
5'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
6'dirig šakanka iri{ki}a
7'i₃-DU-a-gin₇-⸢am₃⸣
8'UGU LA x ⸢NE⸣ [x]
9'maš₂ DU [x x]
10'bi₂-ib-tah-e
11'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
12'1(ban₂) i₃-ŋeš
13'ki a-ku-nu-um-ta
14'(AN.SIPA) i₃-sur
15'šu ba-an-ti
16'⸢maš₂⸣-bi itud ⸢buru₁₄⸣-še₃
b ii
1'⸢x-x⸣-[...]
2'šu ⸢ba-an-ti⸣
3'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
4'šum₂-mu-dam
5'1 gun₂⸣ siki kur-ra ; sag₁₀
6'[kug-bi] 6 ma-na
7'[...] ⸢x⸣ ZE₂ uzud
8'[ki ...]-⸢ta⸣
9'⸢ib⸣-[ni-{d}kab]-⸢ta⸣
10'dam-gar₃
11'šu ba-an-ti
12'kug-babbar sur-ra-bi
13'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
14'sur-ra-bi
b iii
1'[...]-x dam-gar₃
2'[...]-x-ta
3'[...]-x-x
4'[...] NI
5'[...]-na
6'[...]-x
7'[...]
8'x x [...]
9'še u₃ maš₂-⸢bi⸣
10'itud buru₁₄-še₃
11'in-⸢x⸣-še₃
12'bi₂-ib-gur-ru
13'niŋ₂ a₂-tuku;-⸢bi⸣
14'a-na ⸢ŋal₂-la⸣
15'[x] ⸢x⸣ [...]
16'a-⸢na ŋal₂-la⸣-x
17'šu-ri-ta-am₃
18'i₃-ba-[e]-ne
19'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
20'1 sar šeg₁₂ tul₂-la
b iv
1'x [...]
2'šu [ba-an-ti]
3'{iti}[...-še₃]
4'šeg₁₂ u₃ [maš₂-bi]
5'i₃-⸢aŋ₂⸣-[e]
6'mu lugal-[bi in-pad₃]
7'30 sar ⸢šeg₁₂⸣
8'maš₂ 1 sar ⸢šeg₁₂⸣-ta
9'ki hu-nu-bu-⸢um⸣-ta
10'nu-ur₂-a-hi-iš
11'⸢šu⸣ ba-an-[ti]
12'⸢šum₂-mu-dam⸣
13'⸢tukum⸣-[bi]
14'{iti}gud-⸢si⸣-[su-še₃]
15'la-ba-⸢ab⸣-[šum₂]
16'[...]
17'⸢x sar šeg₁₂⸣
18'maš₂ nu-ub-tuku
19'ki niŋ₂-ga-{d}⸢nanna⸣;-ta
20'{d}nanna-me-⸢ša₄⸣
21'šu ba-an-ti
c i
1'⸢šu⸣ ba-an-ti
2'{⸢iti⸣}gud-si-su-še₃
3'šum₂-mu-dam
4'5 giŋ₄ kug-babbar
5'[šag₄ kišib 1/3 ma-na]
6'[lu₂-du₁₀-ga munu₄-mud₆]
7'AN-ba-ni-ra
8'in-na-ra-sug₆
9'⸢kišib⸣-ba-ni
10'[in-na]-⸢an-tak₄⸣
13'[ugu lu₂-du₁₀-ga]
14'[munu₄]-⸢mud₆⸣
15'{[m]}⸢AN⸣-ba-ni-e
16'[bi₂]-⸢in⸣-tuku-a
17'[kug-babbar] ⸢u₃⸣ maš₂-bi
18'[...]-x
c ii
1'[šum₂]-mu-dam
2'n giŋ₄] kug-babbar
3'[maš₂ 1 giŋ₄ x 3(ban₂) še-ta
4'⸢tah⸣-he-dam
5'⸢ki⸣ lu₂-nin-šubur-ta
6'e-la-li₂-wa-qar
7'{d}suen-ba-ni
8'u₃ ku-li-ia
9'[šu] ba-an-ti-eš
10'{iti}⸢gud⸣-si-su-še₃
11'⸢x-x-x-x⸣
12'še u₃ maš₂-bi
13'(KA.RA-)ni
14'i₃-aŋ₂-e-ne
15'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃;-de₃-eš
16'1/3 ma-na kug-babbar
17'maš₂-bi-še₃
18'nu-hu-tum geme₂
19'geme₂ i₃-li₂-aš-ra-ni
20'kug-ta gub-ba-⸢aš⸣
21'ib₂-ta-gub-⸢bu⸣
22'ki šu-{d}nin-[x]
23'i₃-li₂-aš-ra-⸢ni⸣
24'kug šu ba-an-ti
25'1(ban₂) dabin-ta-am₃
26'ud 1-e i₃-ar₃-e
27'1/3 ⸢giŋ₄⸣ x ⸢ud⸣ 1-kam
31'u₃ šar-⸢ru⸣-x-tum
32'lugal geme₂-⸢ke₄⸣
33'e₂ x x x x
34'ib₂-kalag-ge-x
c iii
3'[ki puzur₄]-{d}⸢nin⸣-[gi₄-li₂];-ta
4'{d}suen-li-šer
5'kug bala-bala-e-de₃
6'šu ba-an-ti
7'{iti}gud-si-su-še₃
8'kug-babbar u₃ maš₂-bi
9'puzur₄-{d}nin-gi₄-li₂
10'lugal kug-ga-ke₄
11'šag₄ gur-nu-um-⸢ta⸣
12'ib₂-ta-⸢an⸣-[x]
13'niŋ₂ kaš₄ [...]
17'u₃ kug-babbar [...]
18'puzur₄-{d}nin-⸢gi₄⸣-[li₂]
19'kaš₄ ⸢x⸣ [x]
20'in-[...]
21'mu ⸢lugal⸣-[bi in-pad₃]
22'1(bur₃) [...]-x
23'us₂-[a-DU ...]-x
24'ki ⸢AN⸣-[x-x]-ta
25'nu-⸢x⸣-[x-x]
26'šu [ba-an]-ti
27'[...]-x-x
34'a-šag₄ ⸢x-{d}suen⸣
35'SUR (PAP.PAP) x-x-gal
36'a-šag₄ (AN.SIPA)
37'us₂-a-DU AN-ba-ni
38'[...]-x-x
39'[...]
40'[...]
41'AN-ba-ni
42'kug šu ba-an-ti
43'a-šag₄-ga
c iv
19'šu-⸢x⸣-[...]
20'kug-babbar ba-ab-šum₂-⸢mu⸣
21'e₂-a-ni-ta
22'ba-ra-e₃-e
23'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
24'1 saŋ-nita₂ NIM
25'i₃-li₂-en-um
26'mu-⸢ni⸣-im
27'[arad] a-hu-ni
28'ki a-hu-ni
29'[lugal-a]-ni-ir
30'[...]-NI
31'⸢in⸣-ši-sa₁₀
32'sam₂ til-la-ni-še₃
33'1/3 ma-na kug-babbar
34'in-na-la₂
35'ud kur₂-še₃
36'a-hu-ni
37'arad-ŋu₁₀
38'nu-ub-be₂
39'mu lugal-bi ; in-pad₃
d i
1'[...]-⸢ba⸣-ni
2'⸢šu⸣ ba-an-ti
3'{iti}šu-numun-a
4'⸢šum₂⸣-mu-dam
5'[x] sar e₂ du₃-a
6'[da] e₂ x x
12'[x sar {ŋeš]}kiri₆
13'x {ŋeš}ŋešnimbar ⸢sig₇⸣-sig₇ ; <al>-šeg₆-ŋa₂
14'u₃ {ŋeš}ŋešnimbar suhušₓ(TUR)
15'ib₂-si-a
16'lugal {ŋeš}kiri₆
17'ip-qu₂-ba-ni
18'2 saŋ-munus
19'1 ⸢saŋ-nita₂⸣
20'u₃ ŋeš [...]
21'2 x-x
22'ha-la-ba
23'ru-ba-tum
24'⸢lukur⸣ {d}nergal
25'a-bi₂-ak
26'x šeš-a-ne-ne;-ka
27'in-ba-eš
28'ud kur₂-še₃
29'šeš-a-ne-ne
30'a-⸢šag₄⸣ (AN.TA)
31'šub-de₃-eš
32'ha-la-ba-⸢x⸣
33'inim nu-um-ŋa₂-ŋa₂
34'mu lugal-bi
35'in-pad₃-⸢de₃⸣-eš
d ii
1'[ama]-⸢ar⸣-gi₄-ni
2'in-ŋar
3'nam-arad-da-ni;-ta
4'in-dadag
5'kišib nam-dadag-ga-ni
6'in-na-an-šum₂
7'tukum-bi
8'ud kur₂-še₃
9'i₃-li₂-i-mi-ti
10'ib-ni-{d}(MAR.TU)
11'ad-da-ni-ra
12'ad-da-ŋu₁₀
13'nu-me-en
14'ba-na-an-dug₄
15'nam-arad-da-ni-še₃
16'⸢ib₂-gi₄-gi₄⸣-x
17'[u₃ tukum-bi]
18'[i₃-li₂-i-mi-ti (dumu-nita)-ra]
19'[ib-ni-{d}(MAR.TU])
20'⸢ad-da-ni⸣
21'dumu-ŋu₁₀ nu-me-en
22'ba-na-an-dug₄
23'1/3 ma-na kug-babbar
24'in-na-la₂-e
25'lu₂ lu₂-ra
26'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃-de₃-eš
27'kišib mu-sar
28'ur-dun dam-gar₃
29'u₂-gu ba-an-⸢de₂⸣
30'inim pu-uh₂-ru-⸢um⸣;-ma-ka
31'niŋir-<<niŋir>>-e
32'⸢sila⸣-sila-a
33'[si] gu₃ ba-ni-in;-rah₂(RI)
34'[lu₂]-na-me(LA₂)
35'[niŋ₂]-na-me(LA₂)
36'[ugu]-na(NE) li;-⸢bi₂⸣-in-tuku-a
37'{m}lu₂-{d}suen
38'šagina
d iii
1{[m}lugal-me-lam₂]
2[ensi₂] saŋŋa
3{[m}si-du₃ dub]-sar
4{[m}zu-zu um]-mi-a
5{[m}ba-an-sa₆]-ge-[en] gala
6[lu₂-inim]-ma;-[bi]-meš
9'{f}⸢ša⸣-[at-AN]
10'dumu-munus i-din-{d}[x-x]
11'{m}u₂-qa₂-AN
12'⸢dumu ARAD⸣-{d}da-mu
13'⸢nam⸣-dam-še₃ ba-an-tuku
14'2(iku) gana₂ a-šag₄ dalla
15'a-šag₄ keš₂-keš₂-x
16'10 {ŋeš}ŋešnimbar gun₂-na
17'zag {ŋeš}kiri₆ ARAD-iš₈-tar₂
18'1/3 sar e₂ du₃-a
19'da e₂ a-hu-ni
20'2 {ŋeš}gu-za sir₃-da
21'1 ŋeš-nud-ki-nud
22'1 {na₄}kinkin ad-bar
23'⸢šu sig₁₀⸣-ga
28'u₂-qa₂-[AN-ra]
29'in-na-an-[ši-teŋ₄]
30'u₃ u₂-qa₂-AN
31'dam-a-ni
32'1(eše₃) gana₂ a-šag₄ gud-du₈
33'a-šag₄ si-{d}en-ki
34'1(iku) gana₂ {ŋeš}kiri₆
35'1/2 sar e₂ du₃-a
36'1 saŋ-munus 1 saŋ-nita₂
37'in-na-an-ši-⸢teŋ₄⸣
38'mu lugal-⸢bi⸣
39'in-pad₃
40'[ša]-at-AN u₂-qa₂-AN-ra
41'dam-ŋu₁₀ in-nu
42'ba-na-an-dug₄
43'niŋ₂-gur₁₁-ni-ta
44'ib₂-ta-an-sar-re
45'u₃ tukum-bi
46'u₂-qa₂-AN dam-a-ni
47'dam-ŋu₁₀ nu-me-en
48'ba-na-an-dug₄
49'1/3 ma-na kug-babbar
50'i₃-na-la₂-e
51'mu lugal-bi in-pad₃
52'1 saŋ-geme₂
53'qe₂-er-bi₂-pi₂-ša
54'mu-ni-im
55'geme₂ en-na-a
56'ki en-na-a nin-a-ni-ta
57'e₂-a-na-ṣi-ir
58'in-ši-sa₁₀
59'1/3 ma-na kug-babbar
60'sam₂ til-la-ni-še₃
d iv
1⸢in⸣-[na-la₂]
2lugal-kug-x-ka
3šag₄ nin-<a>-ni
4ba-an-dug₃
5nam-dam-ni-še₃
6ba-an-tuku
72 dumu-nita₂
81 dumu-munus gaba
9⸢in-ši-tu-ud⸣
10[ud kur₂-še₃]
11[en]-na-a
12geme₂-ŋu₁₀ nu-ub-be₂-a
13mu lugal-bi in;-pad₃
14[x] x šub-ba
15{m}⸢a-hu⸣-ni
16mu-[ni]-im
17dumu šu-[iš₈]-tar₂
18ki šu-[iš₈]-tar₂
19ad-da-ni-ta
20ib-la₂-tum
21nam-dumu-ni-še₃
22nam-ibila-ni-še₃
23in-ŋar
241 1/3 giŋ₄ kug-babbar
25nam-a₂-e₃-ni-še₃
26in-na-[la₂]
31⸢x-x-x⸣-[x]
32ib-la₂-tum
33dumu-ŋu₁₀ he₂-eb-be₂
34arad-ŋu₁₀ nu-na-ab;-be₂-a
35mu lugal-bi in-pad₃

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