...... a recitation of this inscription to Ashur in Esharra after the sheep offering

If on the 20th day ......: a festival of rejoicing and singing will take place. An ershemma-festival for Ashur in Esharra after the sheep offering.

If on the 21st day: the god will make heaven bright. An ershemma of dilmun is surrounded by a halo. An ershemma-prayer to Ashur in Esharra after the sheep offering. ... an ershemma-prayer to Ashur after the sheep offering.

On the 22nd day: "O Lord, light of heaven and earth," a lamentation. "Dilmun, a stele, an ershemma-lamentation to Ashur in Esharra." After it Ashur rises, like the sun rises, a lamentation. "O Lord, the light is bright," a lamentation. "Alas, in the house of Dagan, the destruction of the house."

On the 23rd day: "You are a hero, you are a sherma'alu-demon, you are a great hero, you are an ershemma-priest, you are the one who gives the sherma-priest to Ashur in the house of Dagan after the sheep offerings." "It is the place where I am sated," "You are the one who makes the holy dais shine," "You are the one who gives sherma-priest to Ashur in the house of Dagan."

On the 24th day: "A lion is a pig, a lion is a pig." An ershemma-lamentation to Ashur in the temple of Dagan after the sheep offering. An amaru-disease. An ershemma-lamentation to Ashur in the temple of Dagan. The house.

On the 25th day: "The shepherd is a sailor, this is a sacrificial sheep." "The god is a sacrificial sheep." "After the sheep offering, the sea is a huluhhu-disease of Marduk." "I will shave the head." "A sacrificial sheep to Ashur in the house of Dagan."

On the 26th day: "Seizing the warrior," an ershemma-festival of the hero of the sun. After it, Ashur enters the house of Dagan. In Esharra, he sits on his seat. He pours out a libation bowl, he sings, "The house of the abode is full of joy." ..., the lord of heaven and earth, a shuilakku-festival for Ashur, the mistress of the lands, a shuilakku-festival for Mullissu.

In Adar XII, on the 1st day, the Abzu is surrounded by a halo, a lamentation, an ershemma-lamentation to Ashur after the sheep offering.

On the 2nd day: "A city of evil" of Ishtar.

On the 3rd day: "O Lord, light of heaven and earth," a lamentation. "Dilmun, a supplication, a lamentation." For Ashur in the house of Dagan, a lamentation.

On the 5th day the sun rises. You recite an ershemma-commandation to Ashur. After the sheep offering you perform the erizu-offering. You bury the ershahuga-commandation in a copper jar for the king.

On the 8th day: Mercury will reach the east. Ekur will be destroyed. ... will be destroyed.

On the 9th day: "Ekur ... ... ... of Ekur" — that year ...... ... ... ... ... in the temple of Anu behind it. Ashur rises ...... in Esharra, in his residence. He pours out a libation bowl ...... and sings:

If in Adar XII on the 16th day ...... does not go ......, ...... on the 17th day ......, you pound a brick ......, and sing: "After him, Abzu is pure." The shema-demon is a ziggurat. The shema-demon is a ... to Ashur. After it, a shumu-demon and a kisimu-demon is a ...-demon ...... to Ashur.

On the 18th day ......, the shurakkunu-festival, the house of the apsû, the festival of joy, the shurakkunu-festival for Ashur, the mistress, the lady of heaven and earth, the shurakkunu-festival for Mullissu.

In Nisan I on the 2nd day Ashur rises and sits down in the Akitu House. He pours out a libation bowl and sings: "......." After that, "Abzu of the pure Abzu," an ershemma-prayer, an ershemma-prayer to Ashur in the Akitu House, after the sheep offering.

If on the 11th day Ashur rises and sits down in Esharra in his residence: the baked brick will grow old; the man will sing, "O House, O Bridegroom!"; the lord of the throne will be released; the throne will be given to Ashur, mistress of the lands; the throne will be given to Mullissu.

If in Nisan I on the xth day .

... lord of heaven and earth .

On the previous day, you perform the ritual for Anu, Ellil, Ea, and Sîn.

On a later day, you make an offering to Anu, Ellil, Ea, and Sîn.

Lord, you are the one who sees the horizon. You are the one who does not fall. You are the one who hears.

Lord of your heart, may you be sated with joy. May you be sated with joy for Anu.

Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, hand of the ershahuga prayer for Ellil.

Lord, your heart is like a snare. You are to be sated with your ershahuga prayer.

I will speak to the house and the street, I will speak to the arazu-demon. Ershahuga to Ellil.

The god who loves you, the lord who loves you, the one who carries you away, who has a supplication to Ershahuga, to Ellil,

"How long, my lord, how long will my body be able to speak? Ershahuga to Ellil?

The god of the evil one, he is smitten by the place of the supplications, the ershahuga prayer for Ea.

I am Amankira, I will speak your prayer. Ershahuga to Ea.

'... I want to smite him, I want to speak to Arazu, I want to speak to Sîn.

He shall take the hand of the one who carries the ershahuga ritual. For ditto Sîn ... Shamash, you cast the ritual assemblage. Lord of the shermalla ritual of heaven and earth, the ershemma ritual of Dilmun.

... Shamash, the binding of the king, the light of heaven and earth, the ershemma-offering of Dilmun, the ershemma-offering.

. . . I will speak . . . to you. Ershahuga to .

... a small ...: ershahuga prayers for Shamash ... for Adad.

You make a sacrifice to Adad . . .

...: he will experience relief.

... you perform the ershahuga prayer to Adad ... you recite the incantation.

... ... you make a ritual assemblage.

... ...: he will experience rejoicing.

The one who leads the man out, the eresh-demon of my city, is supreme, the eresh-demon.

I will say to my ...: "I will make ershahuga offerings to Nusku ..." ... bronze, 2 male sheep, 1 sheep ... ... 3 reed baskets.

... ... bronze, 2 male sheep, 1 ... sheep, 3 reed baskets,

... 3 SILA3 of mashhatu-flour, fine flour, a kind of pastry made of dates

... bread made with zizanna-plant, 2/3 qû of oil for the dais, 2/3 qû of honey from the mountain, wine and first-class beer.

You collect ... ... of ...-fruit, aromatics and juniper.

... ... may he stand ... may he ... ... may he ... the storm ... may he ... the storm ... may he ... the rebels May he not ... your ..., no one will ever return to your city ... may he not return to your city .

My city, the mountain range of Sumer and Akkad, the cult center of the universe, the city Dur-anki, the sag-priest of heaven and earth, the city that is the foundation of all of it, my royal dais, the handiwork of the gods, like a mountain goat, I built for you. My great shrine Nippur, the shupesh of Enlil, the great wall of the nation,

The pure mother Nininsina ..., her beloved son, Enlil ... Great wisdom, you are the one who provides for life, you are the one who provides for life Great wisdom, you are the one who provides for life, you are the one who carries ... Your garment, you are the one who provides for life ... Your garment, you are the one who provides for life, you are the one who carries a white linen garment, you are the one who carries ... Utu, the one who brings life, beloved ... Your ..., the mother, the one who brings forth a sick child, ... The mother, the one who brings forth a sick child, ...,

The young woman, the one who raises her head, the prince of the land, ... The small vine, the one who ... wisdom, ... ... The ... of the army, ... ... Its ..., its streets, ..., its hands Utu, the judge, ... and holy An ... ... The young man, who reveres the god, the man who ... life, the prince Sîn-iddinam, who reveres the god, the man who ... life

The shud priestess of your life ... your ..., ... Your ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., your ..., ..., your life ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., young man Damu, ..., fate ..., prince Sîn-iddinam, when he is alive, Gashantila'uga ..., prince Sîn-iddinam, ...,

When a man from the aea temple ... If a man, a son of the aea temple, like a sailor, does not ..., before the judges he will be sated, and the mother will be sated with her birth mother If a man, a daughter of the aea temple ... .

He sat down with his ears to the ... of the land, he sat down with his ears to the ... of the land, the man of life He sat down with his ears to Enkidu Enkidu, the snare of the young man, he spoke to him, but he did not come out to the land, he said "I want to enter the land, I want to enter the place where he stands, I want to enter the place where he stands, I want to enter the place where he does not stand, I want to enter the place where he does not stand, I want to enter the gods His servant Enkidu has said to him, saying "My king, if he enters the country, may Utu enter!"

He shall enter the cedar forest Utu shall speak to you Utu, may the youth Utu speak to you The mountain is its name Utu, the mountain is its name cedar forest is its name Utu shall speak to you Bilga, the white goat, he ... the goat, the white goat, the breast of the goat, he ... the sceptre, the orchard, he ... the ..., he ... the ..., he ... the ..., he ... to the ..., he .

He has gone to the Esh mountain range, he has gone to the cedar mountain range, he has not yet reached the limmu mountain range, he has gone to the cedar mountain range, he has not yet reached the ia mountain range, he has gone to the cedar mountain range, he has not yet reached the ash mountain range, he has gone to the cedar mountain range, he has not yet reached the ia mountain range, he has not yet reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the cedar mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia mountain range, he has already reached the ia

My father, holy ..., you sit in the netherworld, you sit in the netherworld, you sit in the netherworld, Enmebaragesi, my lady, to the marriage ceremony .

My mother, Ninsun, my father, holy Lugalbanda, you are in the netherworld, you are in the netherworld, you are in the netherworld, you are in the netherworld, Ma-tur, my lady, you are in the netherworld, I shall ... you are in the netherworld, I shall enter into your midst, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, the son of his city, I shall ... you, they shall ... you, they shall ... you, the roof of the mountains, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I shall ... you, I

"My child, what has he done? My child, what has he done? My child, what has he done? My child, what has he done? My child, what has he done? He has finished his life? He has sat down on his seat like a mushgargeshtin snare. He has sat down on his seat like a tibir snare. He has sat down like a lion, he has sat down like a young man, he has sat down like a lion, he has sat down like a snare. Bilga has sat down like a snare. I speak to Utu: "Utu, you are not a mother, you are not a father, you are a mountain." He has been sat down as a zealous man.

Bilga, the true one of heaven, he ... the true one of the netherworld, he ... the true one of the netherworld, he seized him in the hand, he did not leave the place where he was to be seized, at that time Bilga, the young man, was seized Bilga, the one of Enkidu, spoke to him. The bird that seized him, he went to that place. The young man who seized him, may he return to his mother.

The boat of the sakurma-boat, the mountain of the mountain of the mountain of the cedar, rejoices The lord of Bilgames rejoices in his city like a single man

Like a man who has a suckling tongue, he is able to open his house, and his mother is able to ... like a suckling male donkey, ... .

... If he has a mother in his house, if he has a mother in her house, a sagdili-demon like a sagdili-demon, a sagdili-demon like a ninnu-demon, ... If he has a smith's mill, ... ... ... ... ... agasilig axes for a namur-demon, orchard of the steppe, ... ..., the son of the city .

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... like a mountain range?, like a beautiful mountain range?, like Kesh, like a man ...

The u-banda, from the pesh-house, the sursur-house, like a bull, like a wolf, like a ninda, the gu-nundi, from the house, from the Lipis-kalama, its aga, true of Sumer, the great treasury of heaven, above An, the great treasury of heaven, below An, the great treasury of heaven, below An, the great treasury of heaven, below An, below The treasury of the sky, below

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Ashgi, ... ... ... ... ... ... 2nd house, house to the east, 10 hectares of land to the west, 5 hectares of land, house to the east, 1 bur3 land to the west, 5 bur3 land to the east, house to the east, alim, to the west, lulim, house to the east, ... to the west, Daramma, house to the east, ... to the west, Daramma, house to the east, like a bird, like a bird, to the west, .

The house which is above like the sun, above like the earth, on the dais, on the

The decision was made, the hand was made, the house was made for the oxen The sheep were slaughtered, the sheep were slaughtered The house of the sheep was slaughtered, the house of the sheep was slaughtered The barabara priestess was strewn with ... The tashkarin tree was strewn with ..., the gurur tree was strewn with ..., the shala tree was strewn with ..., the mountain range was strewn with .

Like Kesh, the flesh of a man ... The hero Ashgi, the flesh of a man ... The mother ... The lady Nintu, the flesh of a man ... Who has seen it? The 4th house, the lion-house, the life of the hero The Ekesh, the life of the lion-house, the life of the hero The life of the hero The heart of the hero ... Ninhursaga, the ... ... Nintu, the great mother ... ... ... ... Shulpa'e ... ... ... Asgi, the life of the hero ... ... Urmash, the great hero .

The house of the evildoer ... like Kesh, the one who sinned against me, its hero Ashgi, the one who sinned against me, its lady Nintu, the one who sinned against me, why did he look at me? The 5th house, the house which is like the sun, standing on its platform, like the white ... of the plain, the house which is the ruler, the house ..., from its inside, the radiance of the land, the radiance of the water, the ... of the water, the gate of the pig, the ... of the ..., the chief judge, from its gate, the chief judge, from its ..., the mountain, the mountain, the nugigu of the mountain, the ... of the great ..., the ... of the ...,

... the king ... he set up. The en priestess, who is in the sanctum, did not give birth to him. Atu, the scribe, he fashioned a scepter. He sat on the aur. The sulphur of the pure place was there. The enku-priests, princes of ..., ... there, were there. The enku-priests, the princes, ... he made a leather bag. They sat on the eshub and the city. They sat on the scepter. They sat on the ... ... They sat on the ... of the house. They sat on the feet. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the throne. They sat on the

Like Kesh, the one who is to be sated with a lion, its hero Ashgi, the one who is to be sated with a lion, the mother who is to be sated with a lion, its lady Nintur, the one who is to be seen, he has sworn by the 6th house. To the city, to the city, he should not approach. To the Ekesh, to the city, he should not approach. To the hero Ashgi, ..., he should not approach. To the lady Nintur, he should not approach. ... Ashgi, praise! ... Nintur, praise! .

The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the stele shine The one who makes the scribe shine The lady who makes everything shine

... your name ... ... the enemy ...

... ... ... ... ... ... ... 3rd time ...

He sat down at his side like a mushgargeshtina creature He sat down at his side like a mushgargeshtina creature He sat down at his side like a suckling snake He sat down at his side like a tibir creature He sat down at his side Like a ... creature, he sat down at his side ... ... words ... ... the mother who has not learned ... ... .

... ... ... king ...

The king, the bull with a face, a horn, and lapis lazuli ... The statue of a gold statue, made for a good day The lord, the en priestess of Inanna, I want to praise you You are the son of An You are the one who speaks to An Your word is like the word of a god You do not return to the word of a rainstorm Your word is not to be uttered to the dog Your hero is your servant You are the one who speaks to my king, I have been entrusted to him My son of Ur, I have been able to speak to my king, my house, I shall not let anyone take away from it, my house, I shall not let anyone take away from it

... his ... 3rd ... his ... 4th ... the river ... ... his ... house ... his Ur-.

The evil did not ... me, its people were not able to perform the rites of the scribal art?, and the city was not able to perform the scribal art?, and the army did not exist. From the steppe, the lion did not eat the man's food?, and the god did not ... the good mouth?, he sat down?. The youth Utu, for his own life, looked at your city Larsa with a firm eye, and he was able to make a good face?, and he was able to make a good thing?

Ishkur, the lord of the furious storm, the great storm of heaven, for his supreme status, the mighty, the foremost, the one who speaks slander, the son of An, the one who rises up?, the lord of the furious storm, the great storm, the one who does not have a sling, the one who carries a shield, the one who carries a shield, the one who carries a shield, the one who carries a shield, the great storm, the roaring roaring roaring?, the one who carries abundance, the land, the great mountains, he has sworn. The great hero, from the szibir, has taken the hand, the one who strikes the lightning bolt, the one who carries the water, the one who carries the storm, the land, the great stone wall, the storm-storm,

... ... like a ... ... he made a decision for him. He ... the many people. The lord of abundance, who is a joyful one, the true lord of the country, the prince who gives birth to a happy heart, whose wholeness is good, the en-priest of Larsa, the envoy of Sîn-iddinam, in the place of battle, in battle, the troops stationed on his right side, the great en priestess of An and Enlil, whose fate is not a secret, his king, Sîn-iddinam, the mighty man, the princely prince who has no rival, may Enlil be his heir. In the Ekur, the sage of the good name of Nanna, the provider of Ur,

King of Larsa and king of Sumer and Akkad, with wide understanding, whose light is bright, given to Nudimmud, in a good reign, long days, with abundant abundance, without ending, to Ishkur his god, he presented it this statue. The plan of Eridu, he made perfect, and the offerings of the gods he presented it. Your great divinity, which the former me had restored, he ... to the people of his people, he made perfect, and the supreme throne ... from the divine powers, ...,

He deposited the pure rites of his life on a tablet, and he completed the work in his heart. At that time, Ishkur, his personal god, placed the great throne in his mouth. At that time, he made its design more perfect than ever before, and he deposited the great plans of his great powers on the earth.

The king's enemy, who stands in the righteous position, placed a scepter on his neck The troops, the ... ..., the abundance of the Anuna gods, ... ... They ... the heavens with their furious ... They made a statue of themselves, ... ... .

..., the day of its aura, the one who is reverent, Ninurta, the foremost of the heroes, the mountain of his father, the one who lays low the storm, the storm that lays low the rebel land, the hero who stands in battle, the lord who holds the hand of the mettig tree, the one who stands in the gunû-tree, the one who lays low the barley, Ninurta, the king, the son of his father, his mighty, rejoices. The hero who lays low in the mountain, the work of Ninurta, your agazu, Shetirana, the mighty, the lion, the lion, the ..., the lapis lazuli, the scepter, the s

For Ninurta, the king whom Enlil with his steadfast heart loves, the hero of the shushu-ushgal, the enemy, the one who has taken the hand of Ninurta, your gizizzu-priest of the country, the one who has smashed the enemy's enemies, the one who has sat in the assembly, the work of Ninurta, the king, his son, for eternity, the one who the shugal of the throne, the barammah, the one who is awe-inspiring aura, his ecstatic supplication, his supplication, his broad throne, his dwelling place, An and Enlil, his supplication, his pleasant ... Baba, the Arazu-king, his .

At that time, the lord, his weapon, was seen in the netherworld The sharanu uttered a sigh of praise to the king The lord of the gishgalana throne, the lord of the dais Ninurta, did not change your pronouncements Ninurta, did not change your pronouncements, did not make your destiny clear My king, the sky was a cloud, he uttered a sigh of praise to Ninurta, your hero, he sat down as a sag offering? Ninurta, your hero, he sat down in the midst of the ..., he was eating food, he was eating food, my king, the buluga, did not know the kabgazkura, he was not able to see the lustration, Ninurta, the man who loves to sing, he made a beautiful statue

My hero, I want to give my life to the bull, my king, to the man who returns to his city, to his mother, I want to go to the mountain, he has sinned, he has sinned, he has sinned, he has sinned, he has sinned against the plant of his king, he has sinned against the lion, he has sinned against the lion's horns, he has smashed the lion's horns, he has smashed the lion's horns, he has smashed the lion's horns, he has smashed the city, he has smashed the city, he has smashed the city,

Its face was set upon that place My king, who is to eat food on that place My hero, who is to be called to your father Enlil, the lord of your army My king, who is your mighty one, has called to you My Ninurta, your leader, has called to you the hero who does not sit in the midst of battle My hero, who is to be called to your kingship, has called to you The hero who has been called to your kingship has been called to you Ninurta, the meazu ritual has been seized by a scepter Ninurta has seen the meazu ritual and has changed his dwelling The Asag has been called to the border of the land

The rabdingirs were seized, the Dara'ana lands were seized. Ninurta, lord, son of Enlil, repaid it to its rightful place. Its asag rites were not present. Its heavy oxen were seized. Its troops were not seen. Its mighty ones were seized. Its weapons were not seized. Ninurta, the hero, was a mighty warrior, a warrior whose tail was not ripped out like a lion, the lord of the memah, the a'usu-

Ninurta, my statue of Enki, before my face, Utaulu, the lord of Enlil, to my work, the lord spoke to me "Alas, the king, the lion" An was seized, he was seized at his feet Enlil was seized at the Ekur temple, he was destroyed at its base The cult center of the Anuna was destroyed The hero was seized at the tibira shrine The god was seized at the Anuna shrine Like sheep, the Anuna he was seized at the battlefield The lord, his utterance, was praised by An Ninurta, he made his mighty battles .

In the future, he will be able to perform the rites of the kings In the future, he will be able to perform the rites of the chariot in the land The chariot will be able to open its mouth to the foreign lands The weapon will be able to eat? the enemy's weapons The ulu will build the platform?, the barley will be gathered? The hero will build the city of the king before him The earth will be thrown away The earth will be thrown away

Its people, its kidug ... Its eagles, its snares, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its eagles, its agizi omen, its agizi omen, its agizi omen, its agish omen, its agish omen, its agish omen, its city, its budug omen, its omen, like a girdle, its omen, its omen, its omen, its omen, its omen, its omen, like a gish kikal omen, its o

The people were shivering like a bird, they were shivering like a lion They were shivering like a lion, they were shivering like a lion They were shivering like a storm, they were shivering like a storm The lord was shivering like a lion He was shivering like a lion He was shivering like a bird He was shivering like a bird He was shivering like a bird He was shivering like a bird He was shivering like a bird He was shivering like a lion He was shivering like a lion He was shivering like a lion He was shivering like a lion

He sat down on the ground, he spoke to the king, saying "I am not a slave, I am not a slave." The king, Ninurta, ... the szarur weapon, he sat down on the ground, he sat down on the ground, he sat down on the ground, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the stag, he sat down on the s

For Ninurta, the king of the Shita-ana, the enemy, the unreliable ..., the mighty, when the earth ..., the harvest, the harvest, the king, the ... of the battle, he ... Ninurta, like a sapar ..., lord of the Irridana weapon, the weapon, the weapon, he ..., may Ninurta, your hero, make its name known. Kuli-ana, the ushum of silver, .

... not finished Enzi, the lord, the prince, who has given birth to a son, like a son of Suen, the king of the country, Tiusu, the one who makes the king prosper, Anbad, the one who makes the sacrificial sheep Ninurta, the lord of the scepter, the one who is a mountain, the one who is a mountain, the one who is a warrior, the one who has no rival, the one who is not a sacrificial sheep Ninurta, the one who enters the mountain, the hero, the son of Gusilimana, the great one, the one who enters the mountain, Ninurta, the lord, the son of Enlil, the wisdom .

The lord sat down, he sat down, he sat down, he sat down on the throne, he sat on the throne, he sat on the throne, he sat on the mountain, he sat on the mountain like a lion, he sat on the people, he sat on the throne, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he sat on the ground, he

... ... ... stood ...

a zakû-measure of 5 1/2 shekels per shekel of silver, 5 1/2 5 minas of silver,

To the king, our lord, speak! Thus says Nibuum:

of Dur-Alum, your troops, and the letter to the letter he entered, and the scribe to the letter we shall return, saying: "The scribe to the letter you did not send, and the silver 2 minas is the price of the letter, he does not return." The scribe he swore, and

10 minas of silver are yours, and in front of you they shall be brought, and our fates, the decree, the scribal art, they shall not say to us. Why, then, when the tablet of the city is sent, the silver shall be given to us. The tablet of the city, the gate, the gate, and the gate shall be given to us.

He shall pay the silver. If he does not pay, the silver shall not be delivered to him. We shall take it from your silver.

To Ashur-idi speak! Thus Ashur-nada:

a sharapam-shrine which is before Alahum and Iati, Hananum son of Ikupia, to Alahum and Ashur-taklaku sent, saying: "I am the nishatti."

and the shadûtam-measure is very large, and to our father and to the one who like alahum he shall deliver. Our father, whether to my lord or to anything silver or gold that he has sent to you, the shadûtam-measure is very high.

The 'response' for the 'strength' of his ... he wore.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Ashur-malik: "In the morning, the day that he entered, the man of the house of Ashur-malik received the statue, and Alum he gave a verdict, and he took away." Of 30 minas of silver which he said, Ashur-malik, no one took it away, he made it disappear, and that which he took away he returned. That which he did not return, and that which he did not return,

he will give him. The tablet / document of the city, we will take, and the rabid ones, the rabid ones, his army, for less than 10 days, the rabid ones, and Ili-bani we will bring, and for the name of Ili-mutabibil I marched, and he, from/with you I did not go, but I did bring, and to/with you I went. From/with his brother to/with the garments of/with you I went. He went to/with you, to/with the city I marched. He went to/with you, to/with all of the people who you brought.

You shall not give him anything.

To Alahum and Assurnanda speak! Thus Edin-Assur: "In Waashhania

There is a part of it which I wrote like me and to my ..., saying: "I am, until I have smashed the ..., I have smashed the ..., to his hand, his ..., whatever you do not remove, I shall not remove it."

He sent, and the karam came, and the mashku received him, he stood, and like me, when the mashku your hands and your hands were seized, he went, saying: "You, the karam, sent me, and your hands and your hands were seized, I, the karam, he seized, and your silver for the requisition he stood, until the tablet of the karim I, and the sasi'a offerings, which he had not gone, he seized, and your silver did not enter.

To Imdi-il speak! Thus Taramkubi, and Shimat-Assur: "Why do we not recite the sharila-songs of the dead and the scribal arts?" Assur has repeatedly sworn to you: "The silver is your gift."

Zazar, in the city of Assur, the sage, you are the one who has sworn. The aphutu-demon, like a tablet you heard, go, and Assur / he who created you, your supplication has been received. The fate of my garments

You shall not bring anything that is not yours.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Puzur-Assur: "My father, from my lord to the other, Latikil, the silver, as much as I have, in my presence shall take, and to the city shall be brought."

he shall pay in full the silver he received.

Adada, son of Ikupi-Assur, the shakalam-priest, speak to him. Further, 10 minas of silver which you gave to him, he shall return to his place.

a kind of reed mat for a ree

To Pushuken speak! Thus Husarum: "My father, when you came to me,

he will pay back the silver he received.

he will not return

From the tiqim-offering of the turban, the turban, and the tiqim-offering of the tiqim-offering and the titur-offering of the judgment, and in front of the silver, the interest, the father, from /ala-nu-ka, the father / second / third / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fourth / fifth / fourth / fifth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / sixth / seventh / eighth

he has no claim.

"Ashur-iddina, speak to Ashur-nada!

May the one who is a liar give me.

The silver is paid completely. He is his heir.

Your supplication is sweet, O cult center of Alim.

May my limbs be swollen and my feet be swollen.

To this speak! Thus Bur-Assur: in the middle of Nimar-ishtar, her mother, I am a slanderer. I am a slanderer. When I entered, the silver, the price of your slander, which is the reed of Shamash-tappâ, the price of your slander, from the front

I will go and bring you. Whoever carries your tablet, the later one, no one shall give it to you. Shu-Ishtar, his son, in the third month, shall carry it, the third one, the teerta-offering, and the silver, may he love. I said in the mouth of Dada and the sceptre: "Dada, son of Kuda-x,

... ... Assurnada ... ... may your ... be a burden.

Thus Shu-ishtar and Enlilbani, to Bazia speak, and she will ask her. You hear of my tablet. You say: "Nature, to Shamuha and Kushara, to your tablet do not be afraid, and go away." Your tablet for three times is a supplication, and in your presence let me be sated. Further, from Urkatam go; you say: "Nature,

To Shamuha and Kushara do not go. Your tablet three times I shall carry, and to Tilim I shall divide, and from the other side I shall divide, and from your word to the other side I shall divide, and from Anisham the other side

"Why did you not pass their ...?

"Qurrub-ishtar, to Ashur-nada speak! Thus Ashur, the garments of Ismeti-ilum I have gathered, to your presence I have fashioned, and to your presence Dushi-Assur I have fashioned, and the garments of Ismeti-ilum I have fashioned, and a lawsuit to

Like a fate

of the Akitu he shall not return to you. That is, until 10 days the decision of the Akitu he shall not make. The heavens, the field, he shall return to you.

Puzur-Suen, son of Ikala, Lidinaku and the tablet of Shalitim.

I saw in the house of Puzur-Suen, and the silver and its interest I paid.

To Alahum and Assur-taklaku speak! Thus Ili-alim: What is it that Tirati gave to Kasharu? Thus ..., and the audience he shall take. Thus our father speak! Thus,

His rites are not his. As he is, you will be his ally. You will be his ally. You will be his ally. You will be his ally. You will be his ally. You will be 8 shekels of silver. You will be given to the servant of Abinu. You will be given to the slave of Abinu. You will not be able to take it. You will be given to Assur-idi. You will be given a decision.

"I, as my father ...

"Elali to him speak! Anu and the kunukku-garments, I will take away Assur-nada's booty. 10 turbans as much as I sent, I will take away. 15 shekels per booty, the booty of Idi-Assur and the son of Amur-ilum, I will take away. They are hereby deprived of the booty.

The other place is a libation-offering. The other place is Anu. To the merchant, the true judge, their case, the libation-offering of the son is void, in perpetuity. To the merchant, the true judge, the silver of Libbi-ka, the interest is to be paid, and 1/2 mina of the gate of the king you said to me. The interest is to be paid, and I, Agammil, your lord,

'I am well, and whatever he is bringing to you, we shall know it and bring you.'

"Shalim-ahum, to Laqepim, Ili-alim, and Pushuken speak! At that time, the merchant who at the gate you appointed, the ruler, he has sinned, and the merchant the silver shall redeem, and you shall be his guarantee. In the presence of him, he shall be his smiter, Dan-Assur, and his brother, Turdanum, and at the merchant who at that time has sinned, the silver and his interest shall redeem, you shall not hear.

The one who does not ... the ..., the one who ... the ..., the days of those merchants, the one who whatever merchants their days are, the one who is the ... of the merchants,

Ashur-utushi, son of Ibni-ili, who like those they had seized,

During the extispicy they will give. Their days are long, your extispicy may be long.

To Assur-idi speak! Thus Assur-nada: to the name of Niksia until its eshrishu you say: "Why did you squander with silver and in the street? Why did you squander?" Thus I: "Why did you not squander?" Thus I: "To the street" "to stand" "and" thus "May the lord write to me" "I shall write to you"

May Ashur and Ninshubur be reconciled, in my hands he will be satisfied, and

I shall set up a sharapam-offering for my supplications of 16 minas. Every day

I have been given. Further, the barley that he brought, as much as he gave, he has weighed out. Further, 6 minas of silver, the sharipu-offerings of the field of Assur, he shall weigh out and he shall weigh out.

he will pay 10 minas of silver. His reeds will be piled up. His reeds will be piled up. Assur-taklaku will be the one who provides. Anu, the first one, if he wishes.

thus says Imdi-ilum: "To Anali/Ashur-idi and Amur-ilum speak!"

Total: 3 eliatu-demons, kunuatum-demons, one guulgulam-demon, a guulam-demon, a donkey, a tadi'a-demon, and 15 donkey-demons, shalamu-demons,

The utterance that I have heard.

of a guulgulum-demon

You will bring me to the upper side, and you will bring me a donkey, and you will bring me a sling. The aputu-demon has seized, and the donkeys, their shakila-demon, you will not bring you a kullu-demon. Further, you will bring me to the lower side, which you have smashed, nothing you shall bring. The silver which for the hand of Amur-ili, together with us, in the middle of the year, he will set, and a sling, he will put, and with the donkey you will put, and the sling will be weighed. He will give him a verdict, and he will pay the two shekels of silver.

... he will give you ... donkeys.

of Pushuken from Gugamlim you will bring them. I am their name. The donkeys for the silver Pushuken ... ... he weighed out and from their tablets and their .

"Battle, to Amur-Shamash I have been beaten. Say to Pushuken and Suennawer: 'Ana and the turbans of Suennawer and lipa'a I have been beaten against you, either to her side you have brought them, or Suennawer you have taken, or the merchant you have appointed, or your tirta'ku you have brought. Because to Suenna you have not brought them, this is the tirna' you have heard.

I will bring him to you from the man, my slander to the heavens.

He shall not be sacked. The ... of my ... shall be sacked. The merchant, the true merchant, shall not be sacked for the ..., and the days of the first and second months shall not be sacked. Further, to the ... of the ... house shall be sacked, and the ... shall return, and the silver shall not be sacked to ... and ... shall be sacked. Further, he shall pay the silver.

he has sworn, and they have bought the silver for silver.

"Assur-idi to Assur-nada speak! I have been greeted, and I have brought to you whatever donkey I did not bring. That which you have brought to me, on the day you have seen the tablet, you will go and on the day that the akarum-priest Assur has made you dwell, and you have entered, on your return

'May it be in the kiln, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes, may it be in the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand dunes of the sand

Your tablet should be 2 / half of the naruqû-measure, half of the merchant, half of Ili-alim, the tablet, and the other one, his word is one, he is a thief, silver is his hand.

he shall be smashed. The shadûtam-measure to his father he shall give. Thus he: the silver of the merchant, the price of the man, whatever the man to the man shall not give, the aphutu and the aphutu he shall measure out, and the aphutu shall not be able to be weighed out. Thus he to the man you shall smite, to him you shall go, the aphutu and the aphutu wedi-ka, and the aphutu from the flood to anyone who does not enter, and all the teertu of the city, the flood of your enemy, to his own side may he remove him, and the face of him may he go, and to the land of the ka'nishu-demon .

In his youth may he go out and shalishtu-demon, aphutu-demon is he who is a taramani-demon.

The word of the tablet is 'stricken,' and you do not know it.

Thus Ninshubur-bani: "To Amur-ilum speak!" "What is it that you wrote to me?" "Why did you not write me the soiled garments that Iqribia, what is it that you have not shaved off?"

I have brought in. 2 tablets of Shu-Ishtar, son of Luzina, I have brought in. My name is the garment of a ..., the one from the ..., the one from 2 ? ...s, the one from the ...s, the one from the ...s,

he shall return, and he shall pay. If he does not return, with the ahimu-priest and the ebru-priest he shall take, and he shall return.

Let them be sated with my two sapatinu-vessels, my head, and my 10 mullabatu-vessels.

sharitum / shiram / shiram and 1 paatram natbaha-sar / shiram / shir

"Why 1 1/2 minas of silver from Ili-ibi to Idi-ishtar? 1 2/3 minas of silver from Ili-ishtar to Ashur-du wrote to them, and before that I shall bring, let them bring to me, and let the silver take." "Idi-ishtar wrote to me, saying:

he shall pay. 7 1/2 shekels of gold to Ishtar-eshtar, and ... ... of 4 minas of siparum and ... ... he shall bring to you. ... the Amur-ili ... anything he does not give.

To this very day speak! Thus Enlil-bani: "I am the one of Ili-bani, my son, Ikupia and Elali, his words I have not forgotten, and the tablet of 28 minas of silver of Ili-bani, in the days we shall not return, and the merchant we shall not know, and that tablet to Assur-taklaku, son of Ika, we shall not give him, and from Assur-taklaku he is a stranger. From Ili-bani, three times, we shall not be able to take away from him.

Lugal-suen will not remove the document of days until the ... of Ili-bani. From the document he will not remove the silver. Lugal-suen will be reciting: "He is a copper sag-demon, he is a copper sag-demon, he is a copper shakna-demon, he enters your house, he shall return the copper to the silver, he shall take your silver, he shall take your silver, he shall eat, to Elali and Assur-taklaku he opened, and

"They are the one who ... the other, and the merchant is a thief, and the Assyrian does not say ... may he go ... the merchant ... gold ... you set ... I slew and ... he smote .

I gave. That silver, the property of the property, from ... he gave to him and to ... he took it. At that time he sinned. A tablet I wrote to him, and to ... I sent to Ashur-gal and Habitum. Thus Ashur-gal and the scribal arts to me I gave. I wrote to him, saying: "May Ashur-gal and the scribal arts be known to me." After that, to ... he went and to my name the tablet I removed. I wrote to him, saying: "That which I did not remove, that tablet

The hand of our father he shall remove from him, and the shurka-offerings he shall send to him. My father, from my lord to the sun of the tablet you have read, that tablet to Puzur-Assur he shall entrust, and I shall bring to him. Ashur and Ilka may they remove from him. My name the silver of that tablet ... ... may I bring to him. My name the shurham and the batam, anything that he does not have, the tablet / hand / not entrust.

he will pay. He shall not have to pay back ... and the silver ... ... ... day.

To Assur-imitti Ilishudu, the stallions and the waqrû, speak! Thus Puzur-Assur: 3 minas 10/6 shekels silver for the li'im-tax, the alum-tax, the hula-tax, the month of Saratum, the month of Athens, 12 2/3 shekels per slit, the li'ik-tax, total: 3 1/3 minas 2 5/6 shekels,

Ashur-idi, the haruspex; month: "Great-festival," eponym year of Limum. Now until the day's end, 2 shekels each, the shittu-offering he has taken.

May Ilshugal, the lord, be at peace with you. Month of Marduk, eponym year of Kuzallu.

Total: 6 1/2 minas 2 1/3 shekels of silver for the temple of the city Habulaku.

therein 5 minas of silver, Ili-bani will pay; 6 minas 1 shekel of gold, of manua.

You have sat down in the city house, you have sat down in the street, and you have sat down. May my lord go! The strewn offerings are not yet finished. The price of silver is 5 minas.

You shall take and bring the tablet of the debt of our father. The interest on the silver is 2 2/3 minas and 1 1/3 minas of silver of the exchange. Total: 4 minas of silver, as much as is to Ikupia.

You will pay. You will return. 2 minas of silver for the price of the share of the house? Ukida, the price of the silver, the price of my share, the price of my share,

To Puzur-Assur speak! Thus Ilwedaku:

a shaddu-asu-demon, the one who is a slave, to Idlim, son of Du'ili, he gave, and to the city for the sacrificial offerings he brought, and the merchant who is the merchant, I, the tablet of the harama-demon, which is the ku-nu-demon, I deposited. The silver and the sacrificial thing that is the ku-nu-demon to Idlim he did not remove, and Ikupi-Assur is the sacrificial thing, as

Ashur-mutabibi-il, son of Pushu-ken, came up and took silver. To those who did not take it, he took silver and sold it. To silver and gold he gave it to him. Silver he gave, and to Ashurutu he appointed. As for the one who like a merchant to the city may he take. My father from the beginning he took and with the garments of Idi-Ashur and of ...-Ashur he .

... the shipkatim-offerings, as many as you took, Tahsita gave, and ... her ... he shall bring. 3 ... garments Ikupi-Assur, the ublam-offering.

thus Ili-ashranni: Shulaban and ... to Amur-ilum:

Ili-ashranni has sinned against me,

and 31 talents 50 minas of copper, the price of Ahu-waqar, he will bring.

You have given the head. The heart of 1 mina is yours.

You gave 1 1/3 minas of copper to me. The decision we made is good.

You shall not cast a shield, nor cast a tether, nor a tether, nor a tether, nor a tether with you. Total of your silver.

Ahu-waqar is the nashaku-demon.

we shall give to the karib-house of Tabal.

"To his own utterance and to his own utterance Ahu-waqar, with you may he stand."

thus Imdilumma / to Puzur-Ishtar, Ashur-du and Lalia speak! To Puzur-Ishtar speak!

of his rabidity he took. That 1/3 mina 5 shekels of silver he took. That 1/3 mina 5 shekels of silver he took and returned to him. The silver he took. If a claim arises and that place he goes, the silver he took he shall forfeit. On his tablet of his kunukku-sheep, the aforementioned claim is lost. 5/6 mina 5 shekels of silver he shall forfeit. Ashur-du, his rapid,

The silver of his igrishu-gift, as far as the awatu-gift he shall redeem, and ... the son of Attaya ... he shall redeem. That one, the extispicy he has taken away, and where he goes, the silver which he took he shall return. On his tablet of his kukuku-gift, this is the gap. 2 minas of an nigalu-gift, your sacrificial offerings, from the city to Kanish, their kashadû-gifts, to their hands.

I gave them, and their entire share of the haranu-festival was given, and everything of the haranu-festival was not given, the aphutu-festival was smashed, and when I entered, my tablet was written, my tablet was written, and as much as my erti'a-festival your message was written, your tablet was written, and your word was sealed, like without a word, my work I did, and my work I did, and it was smashed, and I was struck. When Ashur-dug and Lali entered, I was struck, and for the silver that I received,

of the apsû, with us, he had seized, and silver he gave him, and silver he gave him, and to the decree he made him take. Anali, I, in my presence, he had seized, and the tablet of the apsû to his return I took, and silver 1/2 mina of igrû of reed I brought, and the reed I brought to him, and that which in my presence he had taken away, and the reed I went, and the aphutu I received, and Anali I captured, and that of his brother

or that of his slander, or that of his slander, ..., you shall slay, you shall not slander him.

Assumi, the scribe of Assurutushu, son of Qatum, n minas with him, and he shall go, and when the city 2 minas of gold with him shall go, and Assurutu returned, and 1 1/2 minas of silver he gave to him, and of 2 minas of gold his tablet he returned, and there is nothing. Further, that of 2 1/2 minas of silver

thus Puzur-Assur: to Amur-ilum speak! What is it that you are saying? That you are saying as follows: Why did you decide the case? And my case? One mina of silver he gave to you, and I gave to you. Together, in the city of 15 minas of earth that like a kiln they have gathered, and the earth and the irde of your case

You have sworn by the word of your servant that the silver of 15 minas of tin is theirs, and that silver has been taken away, and to the enibash he has sworn, and the sworn document of your shakshushutu he shall write to you. From the beginning until you have come, you shall not be sated with the one who like me swore

"Shalim-ahum, speak to Pushuken and Ninshubur-bani, speak to Ninshubur-bani, and you will write to me: "Why did you turn back to the side of the sceptre?" "May heaven and the turban be as they said to me of silver."

Let them pay 10 minas of silver and give it to me as a loan.

son of Shu-Ishtar, and 100 kutanu-garments, the top of the head he shall recite.

May Anu and his garments in the days of famine and hunger be taken away. You swore by the word of your silver to the future you shall return. When your silver enters, your tablet may I take, and the fate which you wrote to me will be favorable to me, may I ask and send to you. Silver a 1st month, a period of six months, may I be able to take. One side to Anu you did not take. 5 minas of silver and its interest

shall pay 1 mina of silver. Asumi, the god, will love you. May he not be slighted by you. May the god, the lord of the rites, curse you.

Tablet of Laqepu and Pushuken.

from Ninshubur-bani, the husband, with silver he shall pay.

To Ashur-nada speak! Thus Ashur-taklaku: "What is it that you wrote to me? Why did you send them two shirts that you wore to Turhumit? And 1/3 mina of silver, the price of a donkey, to Amur-Ishtar?" I have not yet received it.

of the city he shall bring.

and 2 mashku-sheep for your hand the a-house of the karib-house was not purchased, but they were satisfied, and Shalim-beli to Turhumit you sent to them.

the ration of the mashki-offering, 2/3 mina 4 shekels of silver

'I have sworn by your steadfastness one shekel of silver to that which is like that, and Ennam-belam has sworn by you. At that time to the city I went, saying: "Why in your extispicy their fate shall be determined? Silver of Ennam-belam our father shall be taken away, silver we shall bring to you." In my extispicy shall be taken away, and whatever your extispicy is, you shall not make a claim concerning the value of a donkey.

Silver of "Why did you go to your service?"

Whatever I take, the price of the donkey

You return. I saw your tahsitu-offering. I saw your tahsitu-offering and the nashpartu-offering which you sent to me. I saw the tahsitu-offering and the hushusu-offering

"Assur-bani and Shalim-Assur to Pushuken speak! Shuma-ia and Multi-Balum-Assur will come to you. 8 1/2 minas of silver I brought to you, and we shall pay. The rent of your teerti-house, silver of the merchant, we shall weigh out and determine the following: 3 homers of kashk-grain, 1 homer of annum, and Liwiru, the kashk-grain, the homers of the merchant, together 1/2 homers of annum, 1 homers of kashk-grain, whatever the verdict of the judge

for 5 days after your departure, the king shall be sated with your silver. Before you, he shall not enter. Sumbalum-Assur from the lands shall return.

of the merchant about whom you wrote to me: "Why did you give me 1/2 mina of silver for my tadmiqti-offering? I am a great ...!"

From the ebutu tablet of my name the merchant / the nilputu-offering of the labor of his labor-troops 4 minas he gave him. Whoever your name is,

'He has been a slanderer, he has not returned. Saying: "Shalim-Assur, why did you raise him? Why did you raise him? Why did you bring him? Why did you raise him? A man, a widow, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, a pig, to his extispicy and my inscription of Azua

he has sinned, and the aphutu ... does not place him, and me ... does not place him. The one who to Erra-bani / your lord / your lord / his ... may he go, he will not be able to go.

Thus Ashur-idi, to Ashur-nada speak! From / 4 years / the sacrificial sheep I have brought, but he did not return. The sacrificial sheep I have brought to you. To whatever haranum as much as he and his brother I have imposed upon you, and the silver I did not bring, and the silver I did not bring. By god and your brother silver

When you have finished, you say: "Why did you take the silver?" You say: "Let it be taken and send me 30 minas of silver." Thus says: "Why did you give it to me?"

Like me, in my presence, hear, hear!

I shall ask you, and I shall bring you, and I shall bring you. 1 shekel of silver I shall bring to you, and I shall shave. If a man from the house has taken the silver, you shall bring him, and you shall say: "Why did you not bring me?" Your extispicy is high. Because of this, and because of this, he opened it. Now, 16 shekels of silver and above it there is, which is your payment of silver.

Whoever does not ask, there is a claim. I am a thief, his wife, who to the luqutu you sent, you have sent. Who is it?

silver he has taken. 16 minas of silver I received. Ili-alim, the temple of Alim, I sat down. Further, Puzur-ana to do his work and to his shami I sank.

To Assur-bani, Shalim-Assur, and Ikunum speak! Thus Pushuken: "Do not be afraid of god, and the slander is a reed-bed." You shall not take it away, and you shall not write to me anything that is not my fault.

he will pay. The erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the erba-tax of the

Shuma / Ahu Irbi-Adad he brought. 2 shekels of silver, zupa-plant and puzur-eshtar-plant, 1 mina 10 shekels.

Sum-balum-Assur and Shumi-abi'a: 3 shekels silver, son of Erra; 1 shekel silver, Enum-Assur, son of Shu-Assur;

The slanderer is a slanderer.

Her dowry of Assur-du, which 1/3 mina of silver he weighed out, is the debt. Whoever the house with Assur-imitti shall not divide, no one shall take it away. The dowry shall be repaid. The interest on the silver shall be repaid.

of Ibni-Addu he will go. I wrote to you about the field of ours: "I am a farmer."

Judge my case ... ... ... shekels ... ... the city ... nothing .

To Pushuken speak! Thus Ilu-mutabil: "In the quay which you sent to me and Assur-idi, 5 minas of silver are yours. Your gods are yours. The supplications I have sent to you, but your supplications I have not cleared, and Assur and your god may they forgive.

your silver in exchange, as much as 8 minas of silver, your dowry, Ahu-waqar will pay, the interest;

I wrote to you: "I am indeed my friend, I am my friend." You shall be my friend. The silver I shall pay you. The price of the silver I shall pay you. The price of the silver I shall pay you. From the price of the silver you shall ask, and to the side of Assur-idi and to me you shall send it. If the price is not yet known, you shall pay 10 turbans and 5 turbans from the ..., and until the day of the silver-apka, the price of the ziggurat and the dalû-offerings shall bring, and he shall not send it.

I have sworn by your name to the place of your libations. I have sworn by your name, and from the previous one I have sworn by you. 5 minas of silver ... I shall carry off. What you have sworn by me is as follows: "Why the silver and its interest I shall pay, and the silver of the other"

I am a thief; 15 shekels of silver, 2 shubatu-sheep, which before ... I am to thief; silver without ... ... I am not a thief; 4 shekels of silver ... field like a man ...

"The letter of the karibu, the karibu, and the karibu, Wahshushana, to the shalqi-il of good and birutu of Shalatar, speak! 2 shekels of silver and 2 minas of copper, capital, of Alabaster, son of Lugal-Adad,

I have given you. Why do you return silver and copper to the place where you go?

"Assurdu, to Niwah-shushar, the man of Manuballum-Assur, and thus speak: a tablet of his own, I have sent to you, and a tablet of 1/2 mina of silver and his interest which I received.

The king, the son of Nanip-sharri, is well, his tablet to the king is good, and his brother is secure. To Niwah-shushar he has been praised.

To Azu speak! Thus Nimar-ishtar: "I am the shubur-priest, the ..., to the house of your servants, the ubrû-priest, Ikupia, Ashur-malik, I am the shubur-priest, and you enter, and you see the tahshisatu which is above and above, you see, and you take care of

of 2 1/2 minas 5 shekels of silver and x shekels of gold, the shalam-offerings, above, his nishashu-offerings, the shadû-offerings, his shadû-offerings, the kukudu-offerings, the shubur-offerings, like a karib-board to the karib-board I appointed. Before you, I have been satisfied.

son of Buzutaya; before La-qepu'im, son of Puzur-satu.

"The quay of Kanish, to Kanish Turhumit speak!" "To the quay of Turhumit speak!" "To Enlil-bani, son of Ashur-malik, they have seized me, saying: "That is what I have seized." "I have seized him." "To his seized I am seized." "Ashur-enam, dispatch, "To where I have seized."

May they be sated with the sacrificial omens. May they be able to carry out the work.

To Ashur-imitti speak! Thus Ashur-sipa:

The head of the satrap.

I am your servant.

Your kutanu-garment is a sacrificial garment.

To Idi-abuim, the mighty and Assurgal, speak! Thus Idisuen:

of barinu, which we gave to Alahum, the manua son, and 20 ... garments which in the .

the house of the king he erected. Alum he imposed a judgment, and for silver and the garments of the people he swore to them, saying: "To the garments of the people he swore, to whom as its name and its name silver he swore, the other one

to the word of the tablet he has sworn.

"Ahshallim and Shu-ishtar to Ishtar-bani speak! As far as his ... we have brought him, we have taken it as a loan. Thus we: "The silver is very low, and if you go, let your ... garment take."

Until ...

... ... ... with you ... a cloister of ... ... our ..., the man to a lawsuit is very angry, and ... ... as much as a matter to the man our ..., a cloister of ... his ..., you say: "Why did you ask him?" Your extispicy is from the front, and let him go and ... my word. The man of the gods to say ..., the man says: "That is the god."

... I spoke to you, and ... ... ... may the one who is sated with supplication and prayer go to you.

To Itur-ilum speak! Thus Isma-Assur: "He entered Tuhpia, but he did not enter ..., and he smashed me. He was a raqatam-demon, and he was a lubusham-demon. He smashed me to the ground, and he and his wife he brought, and his wife and his wife he brought, and the bed he returned, and he smashed me, saying: "He is a lula-demon."

I took. To the other side of them ... talents ... minas of copper which Tuhpia had brought. .

"The scribal arts of the city and the karum-art are scribal arts. To the scribal arts

He shall not eat, he shall not eat, he shall not eat, he shall not eat, he shall not eat from the front, and the teertaknu-offering shall be made.

May the silver of the merchant be established and his credit be established. May my work be completed.

To Enum-Ashur and ... to Enum-Ashur speak! Thus says Taqna: "Ashur, to ... ... and to my ... I sent to you." "My name I did not conceal, and his report I did not conceal." "My name to the ... I have gathered and I shall take away." "The one who ... he took, and ... silver he took." "The apû in the morning you shall read the tablet."

... Ashur, son of Ina ...

... you opened. I say as follows: ... ... the god, the ...

... the exemption of ...

"Ennasuen, to ...-imitti Abum-shalim ... he imposed and the field ... commanded, and the tablet of the akitu ... the tablet ... their ... ... of the seal of the akitu ... Idi-Assur of the akitu ... silver ... our father

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... he did not accept.

"Inbi-ishtar to Shilla-Adad and Adad-bani speak! But not yet his sceptre which 5 minas of silver with you and from your payment they have brought to you ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... sceptre which from ... his sceptre may they bring to him. The apsû of his sceptre which you have brought to him may he be mighty.

Before Iku-Shamash ... and Ir-adkubi, Anali, Abinashir / sharim of Assur-bel-awatum, son of Amurra, gave. When silver he gave him, and his scribal art, shamutim, shamutim, and his scribal art, shamuu, my scribal art, that I swore, and my scribal art, which I had sworn, which like me, I have sworn, in the day that they have sworn,

"Burama, to the szukub-priest Abushalim, Ida'u and Ashur-malik speak! The szukub-priest speak! 30 minas of shaptam you say!

... of ...

he shall serve. ...hirani, you shall not give. The aphutu-measure of 30 minas is the price that you said. To Ida I have sworn, and to my side I shall carry. To Abshallim I have sworn, and to Ashur-malik my brother, my father, my brothers

Scribe, . . ., who gives a verdict,

To I and Assur-tukulti speak! Thus Shubelum: To I speak! Thus Assemble, that man with you is good. That man, the matter is not his, he shall be killed, he shall be silver.

He smote the scout, he stood in the midst of the man,

silver and its interest are to be paid, and to the work of the city given, may I bring. As far as the land, your face is set.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Belatum and Tarishmetum: I have taken. 8 minas of silver and his interest which to the house of Alahum, our ..., 6 minas of silver as interest we will take and to the son of the slave we will take. Our father, from

Whoever is a thief shall pay the silver. Let me bring it. My father, from whomever is a thief, shall pay the silver. In the storehouse, whatever is yours, he shall pay. The hand of the judge shall not give anything. Further, to the city, speak! The tablet of the city we shall carry. Whoever until the erbu and the hubulu ...,

... ..., the great one, of the city ...,

thus Assur-idi, speak to Assur-taklaku:

he has shaved 1/2 shekel of ashitu-seed;

his hand 17 shekels each, his silver 7 shekels of gold that you did not give.

Why, from the distant past, I shall bring to you gold, whether it is his or their precious metal, no one in your presence shall bring to you gold, whether gold, a shalalum-vessel, a sag-vessel, whatever it is, Shamash-bani and Ilshu-rabi, I shall take and take away from you.

I am going to go.

"Inbi-ishtar to Shilla-Adad and Adad-bani speak! Aputum / as far as the nasz-pi'a-priests / to the silver of Libbi / Ikupia / whatever you do not return, whatever you wrote to me, thus: "Why did you send me your nasz-pi'a-priests? Let me go and give them to you!" nasz-pi'a-priests / before ilti-beer and nasz-pi'a-priests I brought to you. nasz-pi'a-priests which Adad-bani brought to me

The work of your scribal art that I have sent to you, and the khutani-plant, as much as there is, whether it is a sahertu-plant or an emeru-plant, as much as I have sent to you, and 2 qû of kamutu-plant,

of the temple of the karibu, whatever to Adad-bani and ... he shall give, and I shall bring. Silver of Enum-Assur, ... to Shil-Adad speak! ... that you wrote to me ... ... ... I wrote to you, saying: "I am ..., the shaptam-shaptam-shape ... I shall bring to you." ... "I have spoken to you, and I have ... ... of the sapuham-shape ... I have given you." The aputum-shape from the day of the naszpe-ritual you wrote to me.

he seized and ... ... which to the city

I am writing to you: "Ever since you have been sated, you have been sated" 1 month, you have been sated, and you have been sated with her shalatu-offerings. Either you have been sated with her, and month "Shining," the sheming is to be performed.

"Shame, to Pushuken, Puzur-shatu, Hurashanum, and Manuki-Assur speak! He who the house of the quay is ..., from ... with silver, where good, and may he take, and the river he who shall take, and anyone silver shall take away from you, a tablet of mine and a tablet of his silver and his interest shall take away from him.

May the silver that I brought you take, and your iku-priests, your lord, not accept, his tiara. Now, you have given him silver. Mannum-ki-Assur, with the supplication of his true mother, his supplication may he come. My supplication, my supplication, my supplication,

To Ilmedaku speak! Thus Buzaza: "What did you write to me? Why did you write to me to the silver of Enah-ili?" "Your return to the land did not come to me until his death." "In 1 month, the saratu-offerings of Humushtum ... and Humashtum

Now he has sinned, he has sinned. "If he has sinned against the ..., silver shall be given to me, and to the ... shall be smashed." If he has sinned against the ..., silver and its interest shall be paid, and silver to Enah-ilum shall be smashed, and

Let me bring a tablet ..., and he will pay back the silver, and he will not pay interest.

To Puzur-Assur speak! Thus Sabasia, my brother: "Why, when a luqutu-demon, either a woman or a garment, in the palace, he has brought to me, from the beginning, "I am Assur-taklaku," or Assur-malik, son of Luzina, or a karum-demon, he has sworn, and a luqutu-demon he has not sworn, and silver to the high-quality, he shall not come, and he shall not be sworn, or a luqutu-demon from the son of Ummanim, the true, and to ... shall he bring her, and ... you return, and .

... Assur-taklaku ... your silver may he take, and ... ... and the life of the hands Assur-taklaku shall be seized. / a garment 32 fine garments at the stele may enter, and they shall be brought to them, and in ... fine garments of gold of Adad shall be placed. / a lord may he not approach, and fine garments at the stele may be brought to them, and they may be fine garments of gold of Adad may he send, and a gimilla shall be brought.

gold for the ashqulu offering.

Thus says Amur-ilum: "To Assur, Ikupia, to Assur, speak! ... ... ... ... let me stand by my prayer."

Enbelam is to be given back.

his price of silver, your price, and from the akitu-festival front to the back, he will bring him. Before Hurashani, before Ahshalim, his brother.

To Imdilim speak! Thus Ahshallim: In the midst of Puzur-Assur.

to the shubari.

I appointed. Where he has been a slave and has been a slave for her husband, and copper he has been a slave.

and the word of your letter has been smashed. I will take a donkey.

"Now, to Shusuen and Ikupu speak! Ahua, my lord, from the side of your shubari you have been slighted, the extispicy of your divinity you have been slighted, you have not been slighted, you have not been slighted, and the day has been slighted, I have seen many days.

until Elali and Martu-bani whom I sent to you, he who may speak to you, I have taken and to the pure place I am. ... your ... ... ... ... Elani and Martu-bani to Puzur-Assur I call. ... they, the man who before us, like a kin ... to the ... of the pure place I call.

I am your lord, you are the one who does not listen to me.

To Pushuken speak! Thus says Amur-Ishtar:

1 talent of copper for Haburatium; total:

Ninshubur-bani will send to him, saying: "That copper of Pushuken is inside. 5 minas of copper, capital, I gave to the karib-house. 2/3 mina 5 shekels

a reed mat for a copper shitu-vessel

a kind of profession

its silver: 5 1/3 minas;

its silver: 1 mina 5 1/2 shekels; total: 6 1/3 minas 9 1/6 shekels silver; of the 6 shekels silver I bought. His shushiru as far as Adad-bani

Ishkur-bani is the one who provides.

To Ili-bani speak! Thus says Ahshallim:

of Ili-bani he took .

I will go where I go.

"Ibbi-..., Shusu-en, speak! ... of Anu and ... and Shu-Assur ..., there is ... and 5 minas ... which to the city ... the ... of the teerti-..., well-being .

"Buzuta'u to Suen-nawer and Ahshalim speak! Say to Asunawer: n talents 36 minas of copper ... Habulati, thus you: ... silver that I received ... ... to ... Alak-.

... wife ... ... you do not ... ... shushartu-plant ... ... ... you do not ...

"The quay of Kanish, speak to Wahshushana: 2 hundred kutani of the qatum-offerings

whatever there is ... to the extispicy ... to the palace ... ... ... ... ... ... of the original

... ... ... 2 hundred of the qati 10 ... to the qab-x .

copper of Tuhpî, which Gallabashur son of ... and Salma-ashur brought to you, copper of our name ...; total: 47 ... ... silver .

I have given him silver and his interest. I ... in .

To ... ... and ... ... speak! Thus says ... of ... and ... ... of ... .

I have sent you a message, and ... ... son of Ushur-..., we have performed it. 10 minas we shall divide.

... and the ... of the father, the father, the father, the father, the father, the father, the father, the father, the father, the father, the brother, the brother, the brother, the brother, the brother, the father,

The second one ...

... 7 ...

Seal of Puzur-Amurru, son of Ili-pilah; seal of Shilli-ishtar, son of Naniya; seal of Ashur-mutabi-il of Hubul.

Ashur-mutabil

From the hamushtu-field of Elali and Shamash-bani to 45 hamshatu-fields he shall weigh out; he shall not exceed; as the word of the karib-tree in the month of Addaru for minas

u-shab, Limum, Idi-Assur, son of Kubidi.

Ashur-mutabil, son of Shu'anu.

Gelli-Ishtar, son of Naniya.

Seal of Adad-bani, son of Agua; seal of Ashur-bani, son of Shusu-en; Idi-abim, who was a slanderer and his wife to Akua did not return.

Adad-bani seized him like this.

son of Iram-dagan

Seal of Takil-Assur, son of Hananim; seal of Puzur-Assur, son of .

... he has shaved. From the rams of Assur-ishtaki-il, month "Ayyaru," eponymy of Assur-imitti.

for 1 mina of sibitum-glass I will take. Before Dadiya, son of Ashur-malik.

Before ..., son of Pillah-Eshtar, ... from ... he shall ... he shall take.

Seal of Ashur-imitti, son of Enum-Assur; seal of Amura, son of Sukaliya; seal of Walidlim, son of Shubilum; seal of Walidum, son of Shubilum, to Ennasuen, son of Assurnishu, and his slings for anything he shall not return.

Month of Tammuz IV, eponym year of Belti-ekallim. Limum-ennasuen, son of Shu-Assur. Ah.

Seal of Enanatum, son of Titinatal; seal of Shu-Suen, son of Ilmiti; seal of Adad-sag, son of Pillah-ishtar; Adad-sag, field marsh, shurtam, daughter of Ishtar-nada, he has seized. The field marsh he has not seized. Whoever the field marsh

He has sinned against the second one.

If he does not come in the second month, and the debt of his estate he shall not pay, the interest he shall not have to pay.

to the second one he shall give; the third one he shall not bind.

Seal of Kigar-shan, son of Shupunahshu; seal of Niwashu, son of Pulina; seal of Palala, son of Perua; seal of Palhazia, his wife.

Isher-Papla, son of Perua, and Palhazia, his wife, he has raised. From the hamushtum-festival which to

They will be weighed out. If they do not pay out, they will enter the house of the enishru. He will pay the silver. Their life and their property will be long.

to Enum-Assur, son of Atata, and Assur-lamasi, son of Assur-malik, sealed tablet of Shalim-ahum.

son of Enum-Ashur

He shall pay the silver in full and 2 minas of gold, his bond, and the silver in full. Total: 33 minas of silver, the man of the merchant, to the guarantor and to Ilia;

We have gathered the ... of the merchants for the shalim-ahum.

the interest of the merchant to Shalim-ahum and Shuhuru, 5 shekels of silver to Lamasi;

who ... ... ... he ... everything / whatever / whatever to the other I appointed. Before Shu-Ishtar, son of Dadanim; before Adada, the scribe; before Dan-Assur, son of Shalim-ahum.

of Aldu, son of Ishtar-raba, to the ura'u-festival, son of Manana Habuluni 6 shekels of silver, as Aldu, son of Ishtar-raba, Ashur-nada, son of Amur-Ishtar, to the ura'u-festival he weighed out; the silver, the ura'u-festival, are the ones who reside.

he will pay. To Aldu, his brother, and Assur-nada he will pay. Before Kur-ub-ishtar, son of Shilia; before Zuzuwa, son of Ili-dan; before Amur-ili, son of Martu-bani.

Hands 14 kutanu-garments, head-garments, 10 abarnû-garments,

a sash, 4 shirts, of each, of the merchant ... ... he will decide them and he will decide them. ... 2/3 mina 5 shekels of husaru, whatever to be weighed out, to be weighed out, and to your hut, I have appointed. The sash that like me shall weigh out, 6 shekels of silver, 1 1/2 minas of .

I gave them their gifts.

The kutannam-offerings, the sagtum-offerings and the sahertam-offerings for the rabû-offerings are for the nenasha-offerings.

his qati-offerings and 3 turbans for ...-irreshum ... sahertam for Puzur-suen;

before Shuma-libi-Ashur; before Irishum.

and your garments, 1 garment of 6 shekels for good things,

he will bring a tribute. Dan-Ashur will bring a scepter to him, and in the city

from his mother he shall be sated with a suckling pig and return and from the city

The silver of Pushuken to Dan-Ashur he shall weigh out. Before Qarwiya, before Dan-Ashur.

he will take. Hanu and Assyria, the merchant, he will take. From Hamushtum of Qarwia and Kurub-Eshtar

They shall eat three hamshatum-plants, he shall not eat them.

In the month of Adar XII, he will be able to go out. Before Ashur-shamshi, before Imlikaya, before Ennanim.

he will pay. Manum-balum-assur son of Kushaya, the haruspex of Idikum, he will pay. At the beginning of the month Narmak-assur in the haruspex of Idikum he will weigh the copper. For 2 months he will weigh it. Limum of the qati of Ishma-assur son of Eadan, the mighty one of the tasitu, good quality, in Kanish he will weigh it. Before Ir / son of Laqep; before Ennasuen son of Ennam-assur; before Ili-alim son of Ilia.

Ashurnishu, Ennam-Ashur, took, saying, "Ashurnishu to Ennam-Ashur is he, in your entry, in Timilkia the shubi-offerings you did not bring, as much as our dowry which I have taken, Aki-il, tablet

and a shubaru-vessel a shubaru-vessel, thus Ennam-assur: "From Timilkia a shubaru-vessel I did not remove." Your tablet may you write, and before Puzursatu ... .

The karum-house, the brewer's market, the ..., the judge, gave, and the ... of 50 minas of silver Ennam-Assur to my garment gave, and my garments, my garments, my garments, my garments, my garments, whatever silver, silver, gold, or ana garment, to my garments

He gave, to my side to shave my hair I removed. The front of the tablet, the rear of the decision,

and 2/3 of Hushe to the araya-offerings I shall give. When the pieruwa and the dushala-offerings come to us,

I sat down. At that time, I sat down.

Ili-kani

I have weighed out 4 shekels for the hushû-offerings that we have brought to you. I have weighed out

Seal of Dushi-la-Assur, son of Shununu; seal of Shula-ban, son of Al-du; seal of Pillah-ishtar, son of Assur-bani; seal of Anina, son of Ushur-sha-Assur; seal of Idi-abi-im, son of Assur-malik; seal of Su'e'a, son of Pushu-ke'en; seal of Buzu, son of Pushu-ke'en; seal of Ikuza, son of Pushu-ke'en; seal of Ahaha, daughter of Pushu-ke'en;

in Kanish to the sailor he took, and Ashur-mutabil and Belanum, the great sailor, silver he took. To that silver, the sailor, the sailor, and the daughter, the sailor, to Ashur-mutabil their brothers he took, and they returned, and in his own land, in Kanish the tablet of the murderer he swore: "Why did you, the sailor, the sailor, and the daughter, the sailor, to Ashur-mutabil he gave." as much as the fine of the city

The 'sheep' is the 'sheep'; and the 'sheep' is the 'sheep'.

Idi-abum, son of Ashur-malik, stood like a lion.

I have given you 10 minas of kunukku-silver, 1/2 mina, 6 1/6 shekels of silver as his gift.

of Ashur-nada and Ashur-taklaku.

I have weighed out and weighed out 10 minas of tin.

of Ashur-nada: 70 kutanu-garments;

n 2 minas 5 shekels of silver for his hands of Ashur-taklaku

of Ashur-idi.

of Ashur; 2 kutanu-garments of Iqribu of Ishtar;

of Ashur-idi; 8 kutanu-garments of Iddi-Shamash; 6 shekels of silver are his price;

To his hand of Ashur-nada, of Iqri-be of Ashur,

To his hand of Iqri-ibni of Ashur 1 kutannum-garment of Iqri-ibni of Ishtar of Ashur-taklaku

and the steles to Ashur-nada

son of Qaqadanum; 2 kutanu-garments of Ennamshara;

of any ..., 2 kutanu-garments of Assur-bel-awatum, 1 kutanu-garment of Ennanim to Assur-nada, 2 kutanu-garments of the son of Idisu-en,

before Shu'anum, the gatekeeper; before Ashur-malik, son of Erra; Ili-bi, the sluice-offerer, the ahi-offerer, up to 5 1/4 shekels of silver, the price of Sapatinum; Ili-bi, Ashur-duri, son of Puzur-ishtar; before Alahim, son of Nursu; 15 1/2 shekels of silver, Ili-bi, Ashur-malik, son of Erra; before Ashur-idi, son of Kukulanum; before Enlil-bani, son of Ishma-Ashur, the price of the copper, as much as n 5 minas of copper, Ili-bi, Nanaya;

Ili-bi'a, he will return. The tablet of 8 1/2 shekels of silver of Hubul / Dudu, son of Adad-bani, the shandabakku-official, to Hanu, the king of Shime-beli, in Shalahshuwa I appointed. ... ... to Kania I sent.

son of Ahu-waqar, before Agî.

son of Ikunu, 3 shekels of silver, Ili-bi, good, we have.

of Zazunu, Ili-bi, the scion of Eluhut; before Bazua, son of Shu'anim; before Ashur-kashid, son of Ikraya; tablet of 15 shekels of silver, the price he received; to Ili-dan, son of Agia, he received; before Hanunu, the scribe; before Shukubim, son of Shamash-bani, for 1/3 mina 1 shekel of silver of the interest of Kutaya, son of Ashur-nada; in the qatara which is like that of Laqepu, son of Buzutaya;

and Manu-balum-assur, the kashar-official, gave to 15 shekels of silver, and 15 shekels of silver he gave to him. That silver, Ili-bi / Kutaya, before Agu'a, son of Ikunim; before Manushanisha, son of Ili-miti; 10 shekels of silver 30 minas of textiles of Timelkia, Ili-bi, Arini, son of Belu-bani; before Saklia, son of Shu-ishtar; ... 2 shekels of silver to the Amtu of Ashur-gal, son of Ili-bani, I gave.

The river of Shamash-bani I received. x shekels of silver to the river of Adudi I received. 3 shekels of silver Ilim-bi, Belanum, son of Shukubum before Nimashur. 2 minas of copper, capital, Ilim-bi, Ikunum, son of Elali. ... before Idi-Ashur.

before Adida.

Ashur-malik, son of Enanum, Alahum, son of Enah-ili, and Qarwia, son of Assur-du, are here. Assur-malik, son of Assur-taklaku, Assur-imitti, son of Ilkuli, are here, and the plants of my szuzuzuzu he has given me. If from the szuzuzu you return, I shall go and the szuzuzu he shall give.

karim ka'nish, the great son of Alakuma, the word of Adanakum. Urda-Assur, Itur-ilum did not do, saying: Urda-Assur, Amala, the judge of karim, whatever you have sworn, you shall be our witness, saying: "Itur-ilum, you shall be our witness, you shall not be our witness." To Assurgal, son of Adada, you shall be our witness.

To the witnesses, to the witnesses, the sage, the s

I am the one who carries out the extispicy of Ishtar-pilah.

I am a sage, a sage of zarutu-seeds, a sage of kinaha-seeds.

he will stand.

He has given to him his supplications.

to the scouts of the donkeys.

In the midst of

to Puzur-Ishtar.

a temple of the king, my lord,

'I have taken three liters of water, a half shekel of it, from Zakaria, and Dunumna, son of Hazalpuna, has taken it.

he took, and Isalia, son of Sarapanua, the qatatum-priest, 3 ...-garments, from Hiishtah-shushar, 2 1/2 shekels of silver from Ashlakum of Shaliniman,

Silver from Kalulush and tupiala.

the quay-wall: 4 1/2 shekels of silver from Lahrahshu; 4 1/2 shekels of silver from Dunnumna, son of Hazalpuna;

Silver from Targashan, the shakapu-priest,

I have weighed out 13 1/2 shekels of silver from his ...; I have weighed out 1/2 mina 2 1/6 shekels of silver.

I shall bring to you whatever from Harshummumnum and Alahinim.

From Pilah-ishtar, son of ... ... he sat down. Habula he gave.

Let me re-erect him, so that ... .

to 4 1/2 shekels he weighed out; and for his shubnah-offerings 1 shekel of silver, as much as his interest to x shekels he weighed out; at 1 1/2 shekels of the price of the reeds, 1 less 1/6 shekel you gave; I weighed out; and at 1/6 shekel of the reeds, as much as 1 1/2 shekels of interest, he weighed out; and from the house of the kidar

For 10 days I will give you. I am not giving you, the owner of the silver he gave to you, and I am not giving you. After we have been gathered, we will be gathered, and before you you will be seated. Thus says the elder brother, ... ... ... the elder brother, whether to ... he shall return.

I have given you. The ... of the ..., the ... of the ..., from the ... .

... the ... of the ... in 10 naruq-measures 2 jars of barley, the arshatu-measures of Pilah-ishtar he weighed out; therein 6 jars to .

... ... I gave. 1 jar of emmer ... ... to ... ... I gave.

Seal of Shu-anim, son of Hada; seal of Ashur-nada, son of Nabi-lishu; seal of Ashur-malik, son of Ahu-qar.

of Ashur-malik and Ahuqar, in the city he took.

his shaven head, his shaven head, and from the ka'nish of Assur-idi he sent to him, and from the Eluhu to the city Enlil-bani he sent to him, the silver, his full price,

his dowry he took; from his garment he gave; his silver: 1/3 mina.

Enlilbani will take, and his smiting will be his smiting.

Tablet concerning 1 mina 12 shekels of silver he shall weigh out and the silver he shall measure out. Seal of Alahim, son of Ashur-malik, for the rations of Shu-Ishtar and Nana.

The sharapu-demon, the one who is constantly frightened, and the hurutu-demon, the one who is frightened, from the hamushtum of the kashim-demon

a kind of profession

In 1 month he shall bring in the silver. In 3 months he shall not return the silver. Before Shillulu, before Ashur-dan, before Ikunum.

Seal of Shillulu, seal of Assur-dan, seal of Ikunum, son of Ilbani, who smashed the bricks and smashed the bricks: 6 minas of silver, the shards from the hamushtum;

of kashim-wood: 2 shekels each for 1 mina of shubtam-wood, in 1 month he will bring; silver for 3 months he will not return;

Ikunum, son of Ili-bani.

Amur-Assur, son of Shu'anim.

Ibbi-Sîn, strong king, king of Ur, king of the four quarters:

Ur-Lugalbanda, scribe, son of Ur-nigar, your servant.

he shall take. Ashur-shamshi, Ashur-gal, he shall take. From the mushtu-tree of gold and Ashur-malik for 4 hamshatu he shall weigh out. That is not to be weighed out.

In 1 month he shall take. In the month of Adar XII, he shall be able to speak. Before Duba-Assur, before Zikku, before Idi-Assur.

Seal of Ashur-shamshi, seal of Ili-bani, seal of Zukiki, son of Duba-Assur, seal of Idi-Assur, son of Ibni-Adad.

he shall take. Ashur-shamshi, Ashur-gal, he shall take. From the mushtu-tree of gold and Ashur-malik for 4 mushtu-trees he shall weigh out. That is not to be carried out.

Month of Muhur-ili, eponymy of Dubayashur.

Ashur-shamshi, son of Ili-bani.

Ibni-Adad, son of Idi-Ashur.

... ... he shall give to me, and 6 cows ... ... ... ... 30 minas of copper he shall weigh out ... ... his .

... ... father, mother, father ... ... his case and not ... 4 ... ... ... the father ... .

... their ...

At that time, Ashur-miti to Ikunum, son of Shubelum; Amur-shamash, son of Meszugal; Shu-Ishtar, son of Mani-ilshu; Enum-assur, son of Shili-Ishtar; and Amur-shamash, son of Ashur-malik, the Anum of Ashur-malik appointed: "Amur-shamash, son of Ashur-malik, the Anum of my father you shall not abandon; Ikunum and Shu-Ishtar, who like my father to the burushatum entered, may I enter the Anum, but they will not bring me silver, the price of the luqutu, the price of the papyrus,

he will pay.

I did not give them. Anu did not give them. The tiqqû-offerings were passed. The turqû-offerings I gave to them, and silver I shall send to them. Before I did not give them, and silver 10 shekels and 1/3 mina I did not measure. Thus Amur-shamash son of Meshugal to Ikunum and Shu-ishtar, after that to the turushhatum-offerings you shall bring. Anu is a strewn, and to the son of a man you shall not return. That silver which the luqutu-offerings before he shall give to you. That Anu is his dowry.

He has not given you. He has been slighted. He has been slighted. He has been slighted. He has been slighted. He has been slighted. The silver, the silver, the ..., for the ... he has brought. He has not brought. He has been slighted. He is a ...,

To the one who says "I am the one who utters a blasphemous curse," he gave to me and before the foot of Ashur, our slander we did not give; before Imdi-ilu; before Laqep; before Itur-ilu.

Ashur-miti, son of Amur-shamash, in the middle of his family, seized me, and to his mother I brought him, and two talents of ... of Ashur I marched.

"Haranim is a slanderer," thus Ashur-imitti: "To Ikunum, son of Shubelum, Amur-shamash, son of Meszugal, Shu-Ishtar, son of Makil-ilsu, Enum-assur, son of Shili-Ishtar, and Amur-shamash, his envoy, and the Anum of Assur-malik, son of Shu-Ishtar, I have appointed you." The Anum to the city of Anum, to Amur-shamash his envoy,

You shall not return until the price of the libation beer of his own accord silver shall bring to you. And Anum, his wife, if the price of the libation beer silver does not return, Anum to Amur-Shamash his sacrificial offerings you shall not return. For this reason, the karutu-offerings are repeated, and before the foot of Assur our libation we shall give; before Imdi-il; before Itur-il;

and a sharsharnam-plant, my own sharshatum-plant, from Meszugal,

and Enum-Assur

In 98 shirts which they brought to the palace,

He shall take it as a loan.

Urdunim

of Tibnim, Shalubata and Shadahshu, son of Apaziashu, Habulunu, before Hanunu, son of Buzaza, before Shubelum.

son of Ahu-waqar

of Tibnim, Sharapunuwa, son of Humadashu, the harû-priest, before their ka'rashu-priests, ... of the shaptim, before Shu-ishtar,

son of Ahu-qar

Arayurhina, his field, he sank. His shatammu-sheep, the sacrificial sheep of his father, nothing to take, his shatammu-sheep he sank. And his shatammu-sheep he sank. His shatammu-sheep, the shatammu-sheep, the shatammu-sheep, the satammu-sheep, the sacrificial sheep of his father and the shatammu-sheep he took. To Arawarhina

he did not return, he returned.

'they killed her, he is a ra'adaru-demon, he has killed her.

He is a sailor; before Tirikuda; before Tuhushili; before Kiniahshu; before Durakshu.

of Ilia.

which for Tadmiqtam and Ilbani

I have given.

You slander him.

I sat down to speak his name.

Before Ili-nada; before Turam-il.

Ashqul, 1 1/2 shekels of silver for the mule, Ashqul, 1 1/2 shekels of silver for oil, Ashqul and oil for the mule, they have seized and

I took the akitu-vessels for the zaalpa'u-vessel. 11 shekels of silver I took, and I weighed out and 1/2 shekel of silver for the arshatu-vessel I weighed out.

Puzur-Assur has been seized for a ..., for a ..., for a ..., he has seized him. Thus Puzur-Assur: A man a day he shall return. If a man a day he shall not return, for as much as the tablet of the harmu that is written

You shall sing, thus says Enuma: "I shall sing, thus Zaha, who the people of the city and the land have seen, the ka'ilû-priests, like nothing that they have seized, ... he has seized, ... he has seized."

... for the qatattim offerings ... silver ... we

... ... and the shubatu-garment of your merchant from

You bring the shalatu-wa'ar-offerings.

You shall not have to pay. When I was writing to you, 7 shekels of silver per shekel and silver of the sea they gave to me. ... .

I heard and ... for 5 days ... the quay I heard and 10 talents of copper he poured out. I went and the land of the quay ... my .

Your supplications of Assyria, the supplications of Su'a,

who to the nana of his shiti to the shiti of Su'a Ishme-Assur smote. Before Assurdu, son of Kiki; before Dan-Assur, son of Puushqanim.

He conquered the dead.

They sat down for libation.

The mighty one of the luqutu-priests, who is the booty of Ashur-du.

At that time, Sumallum-Assur

Turhumit to Ishkur-andul, who like Idisu-en, son of Alahum, he plundered, and his tablet of Ishkur-andul he wrote: "Ishkur-andul to Multi-Balum-Assur, where from and Idisu-en

You shall see my tablet which Idisu-en you shall take, and you shall read the tablet, and I shall go. Thus Sum-balum-Ashur: "Ladinakum, I will do, to my words and to my words a karum-demon I shall give, and before the foot of Ashur my speech I shall give."

Before Kunilum, Ibnili, son of Ashur-utushi, the messenger.

Seal of Kunilum, son of Ilia, to Awatum.

The king gave me the small karum-vessel and before the feet of Ashur the shitu-priest I gave. Ibnili, son of Ashur-shamshi, the messenger.

copper, the interior: 11 minas of husaû-seeds, 1 homer of salamum-seeds;

to his hand, together with 15 grains of barley, his price he shall weigh out.

a kind of profession

the shadrimu-priests to the shubarim, whatever to the city Ashur-idi to the city he brought.

'I have sworn by her.

with Abi-ili;

"Nothing, whatever, to Aldu, Amur-shamash and E-warrimusha he smote.

Usurnum and Amur-Ishtar, like Kurub-Ishtar, Puzur-ana has taken, saying: "They, who from the qatar-offerings you have brought, you have brought, the servant who is there shall not come back, saying: Pusur-ana, when Shumi-abi may they stand you, saying: Usurnum and Amur-Ishtar to silver you shall not give, to your return may they give."

I am a judge of the court of Kanish. We are sated with you. And silver and gold you gave me, and I have taken. I have taken. I am sated with you, and we have sworn by you. Thus Puzur-ana: "What to Kanish you have taken? I shall take your silver and I shall give you." And I shall speak to you. Thus they: "To silver and gold I have taken." I have taken. To the case of Kurub-ishtar, I have taken. To the case of this, I am the case of Wahshu

son of Idinniati, before the foot of Ashur, Shibutini, we gave. Before Kurub-ishtar, son of Anali; before Sag-pî-Assur, son of Ashur-bani.

... he returned and 8 minas ... from the month of the qarratim festival he will weigh out. The god for the 3rd month he will weigh out; he did not weigh out; 2 shekels per mina the weight I took. The scribal art of your father to the karib he scribal art I scribal art, and the tablet of the scribal art of your father to the karib he sat. Silver and its weight I scribal art I scribal art, and to the one who like

Say to me: "If you are to pay back the silver, let me come back to you!" May I be able to go to her, may I be able to shave her ... to your father ...

... he gave ... minas 1 1/2 shekels of silver ... minas ... ... ... minas 1 ... silver .

we gave to you, and before the foot of Ashur our rations we gave. Before Kurub-ishtar, son of Anina; before ...ia..., son of Ashur-bani.

The scribe of the karutu-offerings to his brother he shall give and a verdict he shall give. Whether the karutu-offering or the hamushtu-offering, or the great man ... he shall serve. ... of the nigkasû-offering ... ... .

... the scribe to his brother they shall remove. Written documents they shall remove, to that which he does not remove, the great son they shall remove. Their ..., of the many ... and ... his name ... they shall remove. The ... of the quay

he smote . . .

... ... ... he will measure the barley.

... ... a bowl of ... .

... Ikupu'a ... son of Kutaya 1/2 turban Shu-Ishtar ... turban Uzua son of Idaya; total 34 turbans / En-... 20 .

... ... ... ... 37 minas ... in the palace ... ... ... 1/3 shekel ... ... .

for 7 minas of silver

The shadûtu-priests of Dadâ,

... 2 minas 1 shekel of silver, as the price of the reeds,

... ... of Ahu-waqar ... minas of silver ... ... ... to the quay ... ... and ... the price of silver

... ... ... ... ... Amur-Shamash ... he shall weigh out 14 minas.

until 40 minas ... he will weigh out, and together with Shilianu ... with Assur-emuqi ... the gods and .

sharapu-vessel for tadmiqtu-vessels ... ... for .

son of Shusu-en and Ennanim, son of Kurub-ishtar; before Lamasi, his wife.

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... and the ... of ...

I appointed ... to ... and Ahshalim. Before Hu... Before Arshiah, son of Idin-... Before Da... his brother.

I have assigned the silver as a loan to Kurub-ishtar.

... I am not 8 ... ... the nishatum-plant where the nishatum-plant ... ... ... ... he did not exist ... ... ... ... ... 30 1/3 mina ... Ashur and ... ... may they be released ... I stood .

He has sworn by the name of his friend and hahaluwa-priestess, the wife and the slave, to her. After Alili has sworn by her, hahalu-priestess to Arhalim shall go out.

he has returned his ...; the one to the one not returned; the one who returned

He gave him food and drink, he took it. Later, he was a rogue, his cultic rites were great.

before Inar; before Shuhurpiya; before Peruwa;

The silver is paid completely. Amur-ili, son of Ishtar-shum-iddin, has received it.

he will bring. The 1st month, the kusallu-vessel of Limum, Isâ, son of ... before Ashur-nada, son of Azu ... before Shukubum, son of ... Wabil, the tablet.

"Shalim-ahum, speak to Pushuken and Dan-Ashur, and ananna and the turbans of the stele of Dan-Ashur, either of the Agua and the Kuluma, as many as have sworn, may they be sworn. With the silver of Hurashani and Ashur-malik

which you wrote me

and his nishashu-offerings are sealed, they will open and

The rations are paid. If Dan-Assur, the rations and the debts of silver, whether the grain or the silver, where there is,

From the distant past the silver of Puzur-Adad and Enum-Ashur is theirs. At that time, the rulers of their shakilu, and the silver of the reed-plant of Dan-Ashur, or of the agua-tree and the kuluma-tree, the silver of the turdam, from the silver that you have received

He is not a ... ... ... ... ... ... he will go and not be able to make it. May he be able to make it. On your tablet he says: "Why did you take away the silver of Apila to Ashur-ishtikal?"

"Shalim-ahum, speak to Pushu-ke'en! My name is the house that you sent me. Whoever we are, the silver will pay me, as much as there is, I will take. The extispicy he will bring. A man, the silver, his wife, his wife, his wife, his wife, his wife, his wife, his wife, his husband, his wife, his wife, and the extispicy of the extispicy

he shall pay. If a debt has arisen, I shall pay, and their field and silver shall enjoy me. Field, gold of the son of Ashur-malik, the harbalist, I shall pay.

When they heard this and sent me,

of Dan-Assur to the agû he brought, to Ittalim he imposed, and the gold strewn from Ili-ashranni for 5 shekels each

and 4 shekels each, 1/3 mina of gold and 1 mina of shalam-stone he will measure out and the reeds he will bring in, they will make them resound.

"Shalim-ahum, speak to Laqep and Pushuken! You have written to me: "Why did you not write to me in the luqutim of Shep-ili-ashranni?"

With Ninshubur-bani he has been smitten, he has done it, and the shubû-demon has opened, and Ana has taken. The apûhu-demon, the man of the sharim, of Ana, I have taken. To Ana has taken 6 shekels. I shall take it. I shall be able to see it. In the luqutim of that year

and 1/2 mina 7 shekels of silver from Idi-abim son of Idi-ishtar for ana of 6 shekels per year he shall weigh out.

before Enlilbani; before Puzur-Assur, son of Elali, a dowry and a dowry he imposed. Annum he imposed, and a man a dowry he imposed. Ana a dowry, a man a dowry, a dowry, a dowry, a man a dowry, a man a dowry, and a dowry he imposed. As soon as they were imposed, the man he imposed, and a dowry to me he imposed, and a dowry he imposed. The dowry he imposed, and 2/3 mina 5 shekels each they imposed.

What is it that in the future he will be able to eat? Or in their clothing he will take, or in their garments he will take, or in my hands he will take, and their rations and their rations

I am a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have not been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I have been a slanderer, I

"Shalim-ahum, speak to Pushuken:

of Haran / Alim Puzur-Ishtar, son of Ashur-malik, Habulam, in the gate, when he entered, and the shakalam command, and the shakalam utterance of his tablet I, the man, I, the man, when he entered, to the shakaltam ... the shakaltam ... ... and he seized him, and gold / his shakiltam

"Why did you send him with ... son of Shu-Ishtar?"

he will add, and from the beginning 1 mina of gold for my stele shall be given, and Ili-alim son of ... he shall bring. ... from the beginning to the extispicy he shall take, and my tablet he shall remove, and Ennam-Assur the day he will not return. his tablet

"Shalim-ahum, to be seized and Pushuken, speak! To be seized, speak! 10 minas of silver which you have given to Ashur-shamshi, the merchant, you shall bring here. 53 minas of earth

Your supplications are favourable on your tablet. Above and below, they are favourable. I will be able to speak, and I will be able to speak. The field and the merchant

The slave's hand is seized. That man, his day, the owner ... silver ...

"Shalim-ahum and Shuhur, to Pushu-ken, the merchant, and to the other side speak; 11 minas of silver, his nishashu-offering, the additional amount, to the other side, he shall pay." Therefrom: 2 talents 10 minas of kunukunu-silver, 9 minas of kunukunu-silver, 14 shekels each, its silver: 9 5/6 less 1/6 shekels.

You strew the heavens, you do not strew.

One homer of zalimu-seeds,

he will take 1 1/3 shekels for the libation. Adalal he will take 5 1/2 shekels of silver. The total of the libation. 11 minas of silver, whatever he will take, your full price.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Puzur-Assur: "In the future, on the day that Ili-malik entered, the tablet of this one shall return. Your silver, Ili-malik, shall carry. My name is Anu, which you wrote, 13 shekels of silver and 20 butubtu-measures are not available. The donkey and the butubtu-measures in the place of the king shall enter, and the Anu, we shall take, and we shall bring it to the silver that is written.

When Anu is swollen, whatever there is, what is there? Anu enters and the field is between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/between/ between/between the silver a field of 1 mina for the storage space of/between/between the storage space of/between/between the storage space of/between/between the storage space of/between/between the storage space of/between/

We are the one who brings us, and we shall bring you. The raqatu-demon is not, the riglu-demon and the suluppu-demon with Shu-Ishtar we shall bring you.

"Why did you hear anything that the ipi and my mother said to me? The uznu-offering, the tazimmtu-offering, anything that is not there, let me come to you." The second one, anything that is not there, let me bring to you, until you have heard that the shuhubur-offering, and that one, silver, where there is, I have brought.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Puzur-Assur:

kunuku-garments, 180 kutanu-garments, 2 1/3 of Kasharum-garments,

and their ..., whatever the sun,

he will be sated.

... 1 shekel of silver above the Anu and the turban which you gave to Shu-ishtar, he will give, and the guard who with the gold sends, and his shatahtu-offerings shall stand, ... he shall take, and not return, the silver he shall enter, and the Anu and the turban shall take.

I have been deprived of the luxuriant life of the king, my lord. I have entrusted to you, I have spoken to you, and I have gone.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Puzur-Assur: "My name is Amumu and Husari, about which you wrote, the house will be sold." They have not yet rented. What is yours? You wrote: "Why did you give 10 minas of silver for the brickwork of Ili-malik?" Further, 25 minas of silver for the brickwork of Shu-Ishtar, copper, and of the merchant, let him sell, and the price of silver for that of selling shall be given.

I say to you from that which is like gold, and he has returned to your silver. I will give you your silver. You wrote me as follows: "Why did you give me 2 minas of gold of the man?" The report he sent to me, the copy of the man he sealed. Your return may he bring to you. My father, whether from my lord or from the silver of the sky and the garments, where there is no one, be killed. I have sent you, and the fate of the man shall be determined.

he will take my property, and as much as he will give in his days, ... your ... ... half

"Assur-bani and Shalim-Assur to Pushu-ken speak! To the words that you wrote, your mother, we have heard your letter, and you have heard them, saying: "May they be a slanderer, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers, may they be slanderers."

Tablet ... of Shamash-taklaku, ... of Assur-nada, son of Puzur-ana, and son of Meshar-gal, tablet of the gate he did not see. Thus they: "The nenu-plants, like our troughs, are gathered." From the gate of the gate of the gate of the gate of the gate of the gate of 5 1/2 minas of silver of the son of Qayatum you will measure out. You shall not see."

"That man to his brother ... I gave him 2/3 mina of silver of ... your brother ... silver ... Assyrian .

"Assur-bani and Shalim-Assur, to Pushu-ken speak! The house of Ennanum, son of Assur-re'i, for 16 minas of silver we will sell. The price of the house is high. He will be able to acquire it. In the house he will acquire it. If in the house he has acquired it, he will pay back the silver. The price of the silver shall increase. The silver shall be paid. The rent of the house of Assur-malik

and his limbs he shaved. Like the heavens, the limbs of the merchant's house we shaved. We shall not shave you, we shall not shave you. Of your silver we shall deliver to you. Lulqutu, who the shaved limbs from the limbs we shall shave, we shall not stand, and we shall not shave you. The limbs we shaved.

If not, he shall pay a man of silver, one shekel of silver per house of his father, the steward, and we shall take.

"Assur-rabi to Pushu-ken speak! The man from as far as the whole of his family, the scribal arts of Ili-kakum, saying: "I am a silver scribal arts, one shekel of scribal arts, as much as Enum-Assur, son of Qari, took, let him take, and let him send me!" "From all the land, whatever your scribal arts, he does not take." "The man from as far as the land, the work

of the silver which I sent, he took. Whether the silver of the scribal work he took or as much as there was, in the libi of Ennam-Assur, the son of Qaria, he took, and the silver he bought. The scribal art is the same. From my lord to his lord, he is the one who has no rival. To anyone I shall say.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Husarum:

I am a kukuku-demon, 40 kutanu-demons, the qadum-demons of the liwi-demons.

Whatever the szukubu-priest, son of Ali, will smite you. Like a nanny in the palace, Urdanu, the szukubu-priest, does not return. To the sacrificial sheep, the shepherd who like

Kuti and Ashur-du, son of Alahum, the sucklings, the sucklings, let me bring, and the sucklings, the tiqqû-offerings, and the watû-offerings to Itatlim let them give, the nahidu-offerings to the merchant shall not be repaid, the sucklings with them let them stand, and to the silver the sucklings may they return. Father, whether my lord or your father, whether he is a slave, to my return he shall return, and the silver to the son of Ummanim

he has contracted and bought. With silver he will pay back the rent. The seller of the house shall go.

"Shuhur-bani and Shalim-Assur to Pushuken speak!

He has sworn by the name of the lord.

its silver: 3 1/3 minas 1 2/3 shekels;

its silver: 9 1/3 minas 3 shekels;

its silver: 1 mina 14 shekels;

I weighed out 10 minas of copper before the god of his heart.

for 7 1/3 minas of silver which we gave to Ashur-imitti,

for 6 talents of copper of the price of the house of Abu-ilu 30 minas of scribal arts we received; 1 1/2 minas of silver, 4 1/3 minas of silver,

We shall finish the tablet of your libation, we shall take it.

x shekels, Aqanê and Agri / Azirim;

Whatever he throws at me,

"Ashur-imitti, speak to Pushuken!

"Why did you send me your own silver?" "To your hand, to your nikkasi-house, to your possessions, I have sent to you." "I have given you silver, but I have not given you anything." "And if you have not given me silver, but I have not given you anything." "It is the month of the remission and the month of the remission." "Akur-eshtar went and the silver of the son of Alahum he went with you."

You take the silver and pay it back.

I have received 7 minas of silver. I have brought it. If at the same time I am a slave, I shall be a slave. If at the same time I am a slave, I shall be a slave. If at the same time silver is 1 shekel, I shall take it and bring it. If at my own time to the nikasia, the qatam-measure, he shall measure, and he shall return. If at the house of Ashur-sipa enter, and my tablet shall take, and at your hands shall take, or at the place of his reign whatever I say, or silver, I shall take.

whatever he ilqû-does, may he be able to do, and the tanahtu-does not come. Send me a letter, a scepter, and silver, whose scribal art none of them can take, and I shall bring it to you. a message, a description of the son of Shu-Assur, which you sent me, that until 10 days, whatever I did not send, I shall remove, and there is no scribal arts.

"Send ... and with your help / with ... .

To Pushuken speak! Thus Kunilum:

Ennasuen, son of Shu-Ishtar, Habulaku, and 15 minas of silver to the city he gave. The total: 20 minas of silver, his copper for the turushhatum-festival, from the 2nd month, Abuuk in silver and silver he brought.

"I am the one who is sated with the radiance of the great god Ashur, who goes to my side, I am the one who goes to my side."

The karum-offerings to the palace were destroyed, and the day they have returned to them, 26 shirts, a hat, and me shall be weighed out.

From the rations of the king, I shall receive; from the rations of the king, my lord, I shall receive.

he shall pay. That one, the luqutu-offering which like he will give, he shall redeem for silver.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Amur-ishtar: "Amala, your scribal art, for 43 minas of ana of yours, and 9 kutanu-garments, which you brought from the ka'nish, thus I: "Awilum wrote to me, I did not have a claim. I have seized 1 mina of silver, and the tablet of 10 minas of sharapu-silver before them, son of Ummanum,

I have sworn, and his sworn sworn and his sworn sworn are complete. My father, when he has sworn, the garments for the sacrificial sheep I shall bring, and our own personal god I shall remove, and to the other side to the other side to the other side I shall go, and to the words that you wrote, at that time, their mouths, like words to the earth, I shall not find anything of the words that you have written, ... my lips I shall not leave.

Your supplications I have sworn.

I have given.

To Pushuken speak! Thus Ashur-malik: Where and Adad-shulluli, where the copper of Puzur-Assur is, where he is, where the copper you have given. When the copper in the groats has been poured, we shall take it. We shall not eat it, but to the groats

He should not leave it. He should not leave it. He should not leave it. He should not leave it. His copper for the turushhatum-plant he should not leave. That is his tablet of Puzur-Assur, our shepherd, he came to me. He is a shitammu-demon, and he is a shitammu-demon. He is a shitammu-demon.

The light is bright.

To Pushuken speak! And Pilah-ishtar speak! Thus Assur-taklaku, and to the quay go! My tablet I opened, and here is the tablet of the damage of Puzur-suen, son of Amurâ.

The sharapu-offering of the tablet, the kala-offering of the tablet to Pilah-ishtar he shall come. The tablet to Pilah-ishtar he shall weigh out, and your teerta-offering from the journey to the destination, and may it go as follows.

You give me a tablet.

To Shalim-Ashur and Pushuken speak! Thus Shukubu: "The shitkaat of this man / the one who to Shalim-Ashur is the shitkaat, from ... I am ... to

Shalim-Assur speak! May my name be greater than that of our father's house! May I be sated! May I be sated! May I be sated! May I be sated!

To Pushuken, Puzur-ishtar, Ninshubur-bani, and Idi-ishtar speak! Thus Tarishmatu and Belatum, rabid one, we wrote, and the tablet of the city, the great god, he deposited. Whoever in the city or in the field, nobody will come back and the silver they shall pay to the city. In the city, the oxherds their fates shall share, in the field? which they came back and

'We are all one, like a man of another, you are a slanderer, and you are a slanderer, who is angry.

to the house of our father he swore. That our father he swore, the man he shall not slander. The man shall not slander him with silver, anything shall not be slandered. The silver to the city may they return, and that which is like a gift may they take and where silver

You shall be free from claims. To Pushuken speak! You are a privileged one, no one is equal to you. You are a father, no one is equal to us. Whoever appoints to silver, who shall be his heir, and shall redeem him, and the silver shall be paid in full. The aqatum-payment shall be made, and he shall live. The aphutum-payment shall not be revoked.

and for the shubatu-offerings of the eshrat, the tatmiqtini, which to the son they gave, they took and

he will pay.

To Imdi-ilu and Pushuken speak! Thus Kurub-ishtar: "The luqutu-offerings of Imdi-ilu which you sent to me, thus Atu'um: Atu'

Your servants, you are your servants.

If he does not agree, and you do not agree, the husharum and the kasam will be hers, and until I go, the fate of my life I shall see and / of silver

I took silver for the gift. But what about Ahu'a? Why, in the past, did he decide? What did you bring to me? Silver, your gift, so that I may bring you a stele in front of me? Why did he bring you a stele without him? Why did he bring you a stele without him? Why did he bring you a stele without him? Ahu'a? Why did you bring you silver in your own hands? ... ... .

Let them rule you for 1 month and 2 months, and let them be sated with a sacrificial sheep for the sacrificial sheep. Say thus: "One mina of husarammu-silver that you sent, we shall take." ... ... we shall send.

"Why, to the warrior, a sailor, speak! To the warrior and Anahili speak! At that time, you have sworn by Anu, and the rest have sworn by you. Anu, a verdict / verdict / he who is not favourable, the guardian / guardian / to the sailor / he who carries out the rites of Anu until the day / he who carries out the ... ..., the sacrificial / he whom Ashur has given, where Anu has given, you shall smite and .

Say to him where Anu gave him, and he sat down, and he sat down, and silver he shall give him, and his tiara I wrote to you, saying: "I myself, and the shatashu-priests, the one who is not to be sat down, and the silver or the garments, he shall give, and that one to the shatashu-priests you shall enter, and the shatashu-priests, the one who like the shatashu-priests, he shall give. The one who is yours, the name of the one you wrote to me, may the one who is yours, be sat down, and

If he sinned, I will die.

teerti-ka, we will take. Ennanum, son of Shuhbur, gudu-officiant, 2 minas of silver in his possession, and he will pay ... ... together, and from / year 2 minas 10 shekels in the month of Shasqi-ilshu

To Ikunum speak! Thus Pushukenum:

he shall bring 13 shekels each, the kutanu-garment, 5/6 mina 2 shekels of their silver.

Total: 1 mina of their silver. They are paid.

May it be decreed and confirmed.

Your strength

their rent: 10 shekels each;

Your fate of silver.

Shu-ishtar, the seller of silver before Dan-Ashur,

To this very day speak! Thus Puzur-Assur: "To whom have I gone to the city?" "I shall go to you." "Nashpe-taqqin-ahi, Lugal-Adad, son of Nursu, to the city of Hahum he made me take and I have sat down with her.

I say to the son of Ummanim the steadfast one, I have appointed, and to the city may they bring, and the fate of my hand may they decide, and 1 shekel of silver to the merchant may he take. 2 1/3 minas of silver Lugal-suen, son of Mania, and the buta'a-sheep may they bring. My father from opposite

shall return the silver 1 shekel to its owner.

To whomever says thus: Puzur-Assur, I, in the quay, for the shadûtu-offerings, 1 mina 1 shekel I gave them and I said thus:

"I know of the quay of the quay, I know of the quay. I am a quay of the quay, I am a hazku. I am a hazku, I know of them, I am a quay. To the quay of the quay of the quay, 1 mina 3 shekels, the quay of the quay, I shall ... until .

like a shaddû-demon he has smote. A tablet of the quay shall take, and to my quay shall go, and in your presence shall be smote. The tablet ..., I am the one who has been slighted, a quay to the shalatiwa-priest shall be smashed, I am the one who has been slighted, in my quay shall be smashed. From the quay shall be sent to him a tablet shall deliver. In the quay shall take the tablet of the quay which I have been given to him, I am the one who has given to the temple of the quay.

Tablet which you took, and in your cella to Puzur-Assur .

To this, say thus: "You, Kazuwa, to Kuburnat went, and I have seized him." Whatever a man seized of his brother, whether a garment, or an apsû, or a donkey, in front of him he has gone, the man seized him. He has been seized. He has been released. He has returned, and in return he has returned. The man

I have given to the good palace, and I have been able to give. That is yours, until I, from Timelkia I have come back, your strong ... to the kuburnat, to the shubatu, and to me I have been able to take, and in the halo of your silver I shall give. My father, from the time of your bringing, I shall take. The silver

They are smitten, they are smitten.

To this very day speak! Thus Danaya, Ashur-panit, has sinned, and Tabshila-Ashur has written to me, thus: "Why are 213 sag-garments, the first quality, which you have smashed, which are smashed?" The house of Eshdar-bashti, which is the field of A'aldum, are their sag-garments, I have smashed your sag-garments,

I and the son of Aldu, the governor of Ashur, the son of Eradi, and Ushur-sha-Ashur, the garments of the king, are to be shaved and

I have sent their nidru-gifts and the amaru-gifts of your supplication I have sent to you, and their nidru-gifts ... naruqatum-gifts. Why did the son of Shukubim take it away? Where the eshdar-bashti-priest ... his .

To whomever says: "Hanunu is a fugitive and a fugitive,

Puzur-Ashur returned. "Why Puzur-Ashur, Aduwe, appointed him? For the price of silver he went, returned and

I am herewith sending to you: my father, from 14 shekels of silver, the price we have imposed, we will pay him.

To this very very same saying: "Nania, his shadahshu-offering, I have taken, and before Ennam-Assur, son of Usharia, and Takil-Assur, son of Hananim, saying: "I am the silver which for the payment of Habulatini, the amount of your tablet, is the debt."

and your tablet where there is he, saying: "Send him and see him!" — he will give him the silver. I will ask him, the man, my friend, I will take, the man I will capture, and the extispicy I will bring.

"Alahum, speak to Assurnanda and Puzurana, and you will go." My word is clear: a tablet of 10 minas of silver of Nasilim and Aya and 2 shekels of gold of Imlika are to be given. Further, on the tablet of Akushutim Assur-amarum he will determine where to place it.

of 20 minas of silver, tablet of the shikmati and tappû-offerings, and of 3 1/2 minas of tablet of Shu-ishtar and these, he will give. If you give 2 minas of silver to Ili-alim, and the exchange with the true daughter of Ummanim, 3 minas of silver

he shall weigh out.

To Puzur-Assur and Ennam-Assur speak! Thus Idisu-Enma to Ennam-Assur speak!

I have given you, and you have sworn. And I, in the future, in the future, 16 shekels I have sworn. When you have given the remainder,

10 shekels silver, I have paid. The rent of the garment is paid.