... ... he entered ... The scribe stood before him, and the scribe gave him a hand The scribe gave him a hand His father gave him a hand After his father was happy, his father was happy, he sat down with the scribe The young man ... his hand, and your holy hand ... The scribe ... the niggalamgalama ... The scribe ... the grain of the account of the place .

The good oil, what is it that I want to say? The mother, who makes the heart rejoice, the shud priestess, who makes the supplication sweet, who makes the supplication sweet, who makes the supplication sweet, who makes the supplication sweet, who ... the scribal art, whose ... is stretched out, and whose border is complete, I am yours, I gave it to you, and I established it for you, I made it a mighty throne, and I made it a mighty throne ... Nisaba, the lady of the lamma, and your lamma priestess rejoice

Nabium, scribe, ... of Marduk.

I presented it this statue.

House of Enlil

House of the New Year's Festival

n 91 ... total: 35 sheep, ... for the regular offerings, repaid; from the account of Shutia, the governor, the stall of Sîn-erimshu;

pig of Puzur-Enlil

for Nagaba, gub-banidu; 14th day;

Nagada, son of Ahiya.

House of the Young Man Temple of the Young Man

total: 36 sheep, regular offerings, repaid; from Shutia, governor of the district of Sîn-erimshu;

month: "Fish," 20th day, year: "The city Damiq-ilishu was captured."

... 2? ... ... ... less 1 month: "Sowing," the overseer: Ur-Baba;

... ... governor ... Enki wisdom ... Enki

... Enlil, his beloved king, dedicated this to him.

For Enlil, king of the lands, Lugalzagesi, king of Uruk, king of the nation, scribe of An, mighty vizier of Nisaba, son of U-U, governor of Umma, mighty vizier of Nisaba, chosen by the heart of An, king of the lands, great vizier of Enlil, given wisdom by Enki, nominated by Utu, chief minister, Suen, general of Utu, provider of Inanna, son of Tuda, Nisaba, a good steward of Nisaba, Ninhursag, the man of Messangaunu, the head of the army of Ningirim, the lady of Uruk, chief steward of the gods, when Enlil, king of the lands, Lugalzagesi,

The eyes of the Land were gathered, the lands were gathered, from the morning

From the sea to the sea, the Tigris and the Euphrates, the sea to the east, its feet were bent. From the sea to the west, Enlil did not have a rival. The lands he conquered, and the land he rejoiced. The dais of Sumer, the ruler of the lands, the place of Uruk, the divine powers of princeship he made manifest. At that time, Uru, like a bull, he slew like a cow. Larsa, the beloved city of Utu, he rejoiced. Umma, the beloved city,

Like a ewe, like a lamb, he returned the bricks to Ki'an.

Lugalzagesi, king of Uruk, king of the nation, when Enlil, his master, in Nippur, he offered large offerings, he offered a good water. The small ones, Enlil, king of all the lands, may An, his beloved father, decree my fate for me. May my life be long and my life be long. May the mountain of the desert be his refuge. May the people, like a shim tree, be his wide hand. May the ubur of heaven be his hand. May the Land be a pleasant place, may they see him. May they decree a good fate for him. May shepherds, the foremost, forever,

The king, his beloved, dedicated it this bowl.

For Enlil, king of the lands, Lugalzagesi, king of Uruk, king of the nation, scribe of An, mighty vizier of Nisaba, son of U-U, governor of Umma, mighty vizier of Nisaba, chosen by the heart of An, king of the lands, great vizier of Enlil, given wisdom by Enki, nominated by Utu, chief minister, Suen, general of Utu, provider of Inanna, son of Tuda, Nisaba, a good steward of Nisaba, Ninhursag, the man of Messangaunu, the head of the army of Ningirim, the lady of Uruk, chief steward of the gods, when Enlil, king of the lands, Lugalzagesi,

The eyes of the Land were gathered, the lands were gathered, from the morning

From the sea to the sea, the Tigris and the Euphrates, the sea to the east, its feet were bent. From the sea to the west, Enlil did not have a rival. The lands he conquered, and the land he rejoiced. The dais of Sumer, the ruler of the lands, the place of Uruk, the divine powers of princeship he made manifest. At that time, Uru, like a bull, he slew like a cow. Larsa, the beloved city of Utu, he rejoiced. Umma, the beloved city,

Like a ewe, like a lamb, he returned the bricks to Ki'an.

Lugalzagesi, king of Uruk, king of the nation, when Enlil, his master, in Nippur, he offered large offerings, he offered a good water. The small ones, Enlil, king of all the lands, may An, his beloved father, decree my fate for me. May my life be long and my life be long. May the mountain of the desert be his refuge. May the people, like a shim tree, be his wide hand. May the ubur of heaven be his hand. May the Land be a pleasant place, may they see him. May they decree a good fate for him. May shepherds, the foremost, forever,

The king, his beloved, dedicated it this bowl.

... ... ... copper ...

The boat "Sealed in the mountains" ... The first mountain range he crossed, the ... The 7th mountain range he crossed, and the ...

The lord did not set foot on the place The lord ... the cedar ... The lord ... to Bilga ... ... ... ... ... he took away? ... like a sailor ... he ... to his feet Like a sailor ...

... did not ...

Prince Lipit-Ishtar, son of Enlil, attentive shepherd, who loves the people, who carries a good scepter, who loves the people, lord, supreme alim of An, beloved of your command, mother Ninlil, Lipit-Ishtar, your princely hand, who makes the mouth sweet like a sweet mouth, who makes the name sweet, who makes the heart happy, wife of Inanna, Enki, who renders wisdom wide, faithful lady Nisaba, the pure woman, the true woman, the scribe

The word of the heart is favourable, the righteous one is yours Lipit-Ishtar, the man who is a criminal, you are the one who has seized the enemy, you are the one who has seized the mouth, the mouth of the good foot, you are the one who has seized the righteous one, you are the one who has seized the strong, you are the one who has seized the weak, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no strength, you are the one who has no strength, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power, you are the one who has no power

Enlil-massu, the one who has a good father, who has a good mouth, who has a ... mouth, who speaks ..., who is the son of a god, who stands by his father, who has a father who is angry, who has a bull colossus, my divine guardian, whose scribal art is pleasing, who has a greatness that is pleasing, who has a greatness that is pleasing, who has a scribal art complete, who has a scribal art that is pleasing to you, who has a mind that is attentive to you, who has a heart that is attentive to you, who has a heart that is a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art, who has a scribal art,

From the command of Enlil, may your face be seen.

Lugalzimu in the house of Martu his god he returned, saying: "Send me!" The man who in that house sat, 15 years I shall live, and whatever I have ...: a stone stela, a stela, and whatever I have ..., and whatever I have ..., and 2 ... of my own to the ...:

before Nanna-zimu, son of Damiq-ilishu; before Lu-Ninnibru, son of Lugal-ezem; before Ili-ippalsam, son of Lu-ninurta; before Nanna-manshum, son of Ur-gageshsua; before Sîn-iqisham, chariot driver; before Nanna-shealgub. The month of Duku, year: "Hammurapi, king, by the command of Enlilbada, the land of Emutbalum."

Warad-ilishu, son of Imgur-Shamash, sealed tablet of Nanna-zimu.

Enlil, lord ... ... ... Nunamnir ...

its soil: 4? ... sar;

its soil: 153 1/2 sar; 68 ninda length at the length of a threshing floor; its soil: 5 cubits; its soil: 420 talents;

its soil: 484 sar, mated, its volume: 7 cubits per square-foot, its volume: 10? szar40? talents;

its soil: 420 talents of sand; total: 121 ninda, grass-fed; total, its soil: 188 sar; total, its soil: 420 ...;

From ...-bahun to ..., from ..., the granary; n shekels of silver, sealed tablet of Da'aga; n 5 ban2 of silver, sealed tablet of Epqusha, the man of Ur-meme; its sealed tablet of Da'aga is here;

n 2 shekels of silver, n 900 13 1/2 bundles of reed, ... ... .

... Ur-AN-... ... son of Ezi-... he has entrusted to him. ... Addakala, his son, the silver, from their hands ... ... he has not returned to him. Year: "Ninurta was chosen by the name of the king."

... Enlil-...-sa, its silver .

PN2 received from PN1 .

Year following: "The lord of ... was installed."

... ... sealed tablet of Ur-meme.

Lu-inimgina?, scribe, son of Magure.

The king has seized your lord, he has seized your throne, he has seized your apprehension, he has seized your name, he has seized your bricks, he has seized your shackles, he has seized your shackles, he has seized your shackles, he has seized your shackles, he has seized your shackles, he has seized Ninurta, the mighty, he has seized his shackles, he has seized the life of his life, he has seized the Ekur, the great shrine, he has made a firm foundation, he has seized the shackles of its old age, he has returned it to its place

Its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its reed beds, its pure reed beds, its pure reed beds, its beloved Ishme-Dagan, his beloved shepherd, a good ox, a good ox, and a great mason, he has ruled over it.

The king's seat ... ..., he sat on his feet, he sat on the araya offering, he ... your ..., he sat on your ..., he sat on your ..., your sighing was great ... 6th kirugu You shall go to the en-district for the night? Its gishgigal

He sat down at the threshing floor for the evening, he was sat down at the threshing floor for the evening.

The king, your lord, the great mountain of Enlil, which is directed to heaven and earth, has seized your barley, he has smashed your sown fields. Now, the city, your lord, has been seized by a storm. Father Enlil, the lord of all the lands, has sinned against you. The great mother Ninlil has destroyed your ways. Nippur, its head is set on its head. He has smashed the barley. My mother, he has made my house beautiful.

He has sworn by his heart that he will be sworn by him He has sworn by Enlil that he will be sworn by his word He has gone to the temple that he has sworn by his name, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be happy forever, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him, that he will be sworn by him forever, that he will be sworn by him forever, that he will be sworn by him forever, that he will be sworn by him forever

My city, my gold, he swore by the zagar festival, he will return it to me Nibru, my gold, he swore by the zagar festival, he will return it to me The people who were seized by the zagar festival, he will return it to me The son of his mother he swore by the zagar festival, he will put a horn on it The people who are to be sated with the cult center he will return it to me shrine Nibru, the great mountain of Enlil, he will return it to me

The 7th kirugu Its urzu he poured out like water, it he poured out like water, it he poured out like water, it is its gishgigal

... the tongue of Sumer ... ... ... ... he did not praise your hand ... he spoke to the scribe, he did not know the mother ...

... ... The scribes are ... The scribes are ... I want to go to the scribes I want to go to the scribes The son of the scribe has sworn by the word of his father He has sworn by the word of his father He has sworn by the word of his mother in the scribe's office

The hero spoke to the lord Ninurta The hero sounded the arum Ninurta, the king of Shitaana, to the enemy The inscription of the nuru was not smashed The mighty, in the midst of a reign of long days, the harvest was ripe My king, the battle was smitten by the storm Ninurta, like a sapar weapon, he smashed it like a smashed sword The lord of Mirduana, the weapon, the weapon, the water of the storm Ninurta, the hero, may it be smashed

The satrap of the lord Kubununshetuana, the satrap of Lugal-juniper, the Anzu-bird, the sagmin snake Ninurta, in the netherworld may they bring. The lord of the weapons, we shall not go to the side of it. The weapon of the en-nam-gurush, the en-nam-gurush, we shall not go to the side of it. The lord of the weapons, ..., we shall not go to the side of the netherworld. Ninurta, the asag, went to the netherworld. The great warrior, the ..., ... did not finish.

The storm ... like a snake, it smashed its people The mountain was flooded with water The shita tree was smashed in the earth The sick ones were stricken with sickness The reeds were burnt with fire The heavens were destroyed, the heart was afflicted, its people were stricken with hunger The storm, the field, the hulgi, the me, the urana, the me, the urana, the me, the urana, the me

When Enlil, king of the gods, great lord of the lands, made Utu appear favorable in his favorable eyes, when Sippar, his holy city, his cult center, he rebuilt, and the Ebabbar he restored, when his exalted u-nir, his great giguna, he raised its head like heaven, when Utu and Shesherda, their sacred dwellings, to enter into the asila of happiness, when he spoke to him a word that cannot be changed, that day, the hero, the youth of Utu, the great nam-priest of Enlil, in Sippar, the Ebabbar

He placed it for him as a joyful rejoicing rite.

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... the foundations of the land ... I sat down. From the lands of the Gusi I fashioned brickwork for the Ebabbar. From the kings who saw me, the king who loved Utu I built. The wall of Sippar I built for him. Samsu-iluna, beloved of Utu, and Sherdabi, the mighty king, king of Babylon, king of the four quarters of the world

Its brickwork he built. The wall of Sippar, like a great mountain, he built. The Ebabbar he rebuilt. The great u'nir and the giguna he made it shine like heaven. Utu, Adad, and Sherda, in their sacred residence, the asila for the things that make the heart rejoice, he entered. The Ebabbar he restored. The good lamma he restored. The 'sue of Utu, Adad and Sherda' he made good. The good things that Utu and Marduk had done to him, he placed there. The wall of Utu and Samsu-iluna

The kingship, which has no rival, the scepter of justice, the kingship, you are, the mighty weapon, the weapon of the enemy, the lordship of the four quarters, for all time you have fashioned, and for his property you have given.

For Ak, for Ak ... ... 4xSAR ... .

Donkey ... Enlil ... stone for ewes ... Ninmu .

Enlil ...

... exalted ... of Suen ... of Inanna

... ... ... ... field .

... ... I am ..., who speaks the truth in the shrine Nippur and the shrine Durankia, whose shining head he has adorned, and whose good fate he has decreed, I am Enlilbani, who gives orders to me, who makes the prince's authority abundant, and the Anuna, holy one of heaven, may ... be .

... ... may he bring prosperity to the land ... there is no rival? in the four quarters of the world? I am the one who makes the black-headed people happy I am Utu I am the one who carries out the name of life, the reign of long days I have established for you I have presented to you the shrine Nippur, the neck of heaven .

Its furrows he spread out, and ... to the harvest of the pure ..., you stand there daily, its reeds he gathered, and the ... of the Ekur he rejoiced. From the morning, when its shepherdship he gave to you, and your kingship he made manifest, that day he gave to you, ... ... he dedicated it to you.

The crown of the melancholy, the lord of the scepter, he made tremble, he sat on your head, he made it shine for you, he made it shine for you, he made it shine for you, he made it shine for you, he made it shine for you, he destroyed the lands, he destroyed the cities, he destroyed the walls, he made your feet bow, he made the enkar, the szibir, the scepter, the true scepter, the black-headed people, for eternity he established ... .

The word that does not know me, does not change, my fate shall be determined forever Enlil placed the bricks of the Ekur temple in my name, and Nippur he established it for me. He made the sanctuaries resplendent like sheep, he made the mouth of the plant? tremble, he made the green plant? eat it, he sat on a firm throne, he sat on the sanctuaries of Nippur, and he established the sanctuaries of the sanctuaries.

he made it pleasant. Isin, the city of An, Enlil, and Nininsina he presented to them. He placed the property and the property there. The heart of the country he made pleasant. The barley of the rations, five times five, he shall take one-third. The mashenkak monthly, for four days, he shall stand. The cattle of the palace, the field .

I.e., Utu, he made. The cattle of the palace from the furrows he brought. I.e., Utu, the one who is a criminal, he shall be punished. I.e., the judge, I am a criminal, I am a criminal, I shall be a criminal. I shall be a slanderer. I shall be a slanderer.

House of Heaven, in Dukuga.

For Enlil, ... for Enlil, ... for Enlil, for Ninlil, for Ninurta, the throne ... with gold and a pig's tail, the throne with a gold handle, for Ninurta, his omen is Nuska, for Suen.

Enki, Ishkur, Inanna, Nininsina, Nintinuga,

nigdab-offering of the boat of An, for 2 years, 1st time, delivery; month: "Sowing," 2nd day, year: "The canal of justice was dug."

"A man who a lawsuit against another man shall not raise, he shall speak against it." "Urim, the city of the girizal god Nanna, "Eridu, the city of abundance" Enki.

Enlil-massu spoke to him. Inim-Inanna spoke to him, saying: "I am a liar, I am a liar." Lamma-utila, the mighty, Lugalshu, Nabi-Enlil and Enlil-alsa, the wise mother, who is able to see, Ninimma, your god, and Nidaba, the queen of wide wisdom, give to them wisdom. Whatever they say, they write inscribed. The city whose hand is not returned, they are not yours.

... the hand of the satrap, the messenger of Nintinuga, the steward of the Ekur, the physician of the land, he spoke to him.

Its tree, juniper, juniper, and tashkarin tree?, the bird, the horn of the mulmul tree, the trembling bird, the trembling bird, the trembling bird, the trembling bird, the Anzu bird, Utu, when he comes out, the trembling bird, the trembling bird, the trembling bird, the mountain, its people, he will bring back. The turban, the u-skin-bird, the hurin bird, its trembling bird, its trembling bird, he will write its name on the mountain. The turban bird, the mountain, he will write its name on the mountain. Lugalbanda, the great in-zu, the great in-ga'antumu, the mudgi of the gods, he will bring back the head of the stag,

The bread of the gizi-eshta-vessel was smashed, the smashed beer was smashed. The calf sat down on its calf, he ate ..., he ate sheep. The calf sat down on its calf, he ate ... bread. The calf sat down on its calf, he sat down on its face with sesame oil. He ... the head? of cedar, he fashioned, he fashioned, and he positioned its head. He sat down on its head. He did not know the harp, he sat on the mountain.

The bird has returned to its nest, but the mud has not returned it from its calf. At that time, the bird has returned to its nest, but the mud has not returned it from its calf. Now, the bird has returned to its nest, but the mud has not returned it from its calf. The bird has set its nest in the sky. The wife of the ewe has sinned against An, the engur has sinned against the ewe. The bird has returned to its nest, but the wife of the ewe has set it in the netherworld. The Anuna, god of the mountains, has brought it into the netherworld. The bird has screamed against his wife.

The Anzu bird speaks to its spouse: "From my ox, like a great pigeon of Nanna, whose furious radiance is a pirig of the mountain, whose roar is sweet like a pigeon's roar, whose ox is a sweet ox, my ox is not a ox.

For Enlil of the universe, the king, his temple, his god, Nunamnir of the mountain, to the end ..., the true lord, ... to the end .

When the son of Nippur had left for the journey, the temple of Enlil, Ninlil and Ninurta had left for him Sumer and Akkad, its border he cleared away, and the mood of the land was good.

When the son of Nippur had left for the journey, the temple of Enlil, Ninlil and Ninurta had left for him, Ishme-Dagan, son of Dagan, its contingent he imposed. Sumer and Akkad its border he imposed. The ... of the land he made pleasant. At that time, great splendor

Like a ..., I want to go to its place Enki, I want to broaden his understanding to everything, to give the people the divine powers, and the Anuna, the lord who decrees fates, to everything, I want to make his man's fate as firm as the great mountain of Enlil.

Ishme-Dagan, the mighty king, king of Isin and king of Sumer and Akkad, I, ..., built for him, and for my life, I dedicated it to him. For ever after, for all future days, I set up Anki for him as a forever-lasting thing.

... ... The king, Enlil, from the Ekur I uttered a true utterance