Achemenet|LB > BE 10, 19; CBM 5326

Identity

Reference: BE 10, 19; CBM 5326
Corpus: Murašu

Fields

link

http://www.achemenet.com/fr/item/?/2132420

Babylonian date

7/iii/Darius II 1

Date Julienne

423

Writting place

Nippur

Document type

debt note with pledge

Summary

Reconnaissance de dette avec gage de 24 228 litres de dattes d’Enlil-šum-iddin, fils de Murašu, sur plusieurs exploitants du haṭru des Réfugiés / Maqtutu. Leur domaine d’arc est pris en gage.

translitteration

	1 me [34] gur 3 pi zú-lum-ma šá ^Iden-líl-m[u-mu]
2	a šá ^I[mu-ra-šu]-ú ina muh-hi ^Išul-lum-ma-a a šá
	^Iden-dù-uš ^Idza-ba₄-ba₄-mu a šá ^Iden-din-su
4	^Idingir-meš-li-in-ṭar a šá ^Iden-it-tan-nu
	u en ban-meš-šú-nu gab-bi šá ^lúha-aṭ-ri <šá> ^lúma-aq-tu-tu
6	ina ^itidu₆ mu 1-kam zú-lum-ma a’ 1 me 34 gur 3 pi
	ina ^gišma-ši-hu šá ^Iden-líl-mu-mu ina ^urué-^Ita-ba-lu-a-a
8	sì-nu-u’ 1+en pu-ut 2-i a-na kar na-šu-ú šá qé-reb
	iṭ-ṭir a-šà-šú-nu zaq-pu u pi₄ šul-pu é ^gišban-meš-šú-nu
10	šá ina ^urué-^Ita-ba-lu-a-a šá gú i₇ har-ri-pi-qud
	maš-ka-nu zú-lum-ma a’ 1 me 34 gur 3^! pi ina igi
12	^Iden-líl-mu-mu ^lútuk-ú šá-num-ma a-na ugu ul i-šal-laṭ
	a-di ^Iden-líl-mu-mu ^lútuk-ú-su i-šal-lim-mu

R.14	^lúmu-kin-nu ^Idmaš-na-ṣir a šá ^Idnà-šeš-meš-mu
	^Ina-din a šá ^Iba-šá-a ^Iden-líl-mu-mu a šá ^Itat-tan-nu
16	^Isu-^den-líl a šá ^Iden-líl-ba-na ^Ikal-a a šá ^Isì-na-a
	^Iden-líl-gin-a a šá ^Ika-ṣir ^Išu-zu-bu a šá
18	^Ii-^den-líl ^Id[en]-líl-mu-lil-bir ^lúugula šá ká-gal-é-mah
	a šá ^Ina-din ^Idmaš-ana-é-šú ^lúugula šá ká-gal-gu-la
20	a šá ^Ilu-ú-i-di-ia
	^lúumbisag ^Idmaš-ad-urì a šá ^Iden-líl-mu-mu nibru^ki ^itisig₄
22	u₄ 7-kam mu 1-kam ^Ida-ri-a-muš lugal kur-kur

R.	ṣu-pur-šú-nu
Lo.E.	na₄ kišib ^Iìl-tam-meš-li-in-ṭar / a šá ^Imar-duk-a
L.E.	na₄ kišib / ^Idmaš-pap / a šá ^Idnà-šeš-meš-/-mu
U.E.	na₄ kišib / ^Ina-din a šá / ^Iba-šá-a
	na₄ kišib^Iden-líl-mu-lil-/-bir a šá ^Ina-din

Bibliography

G. Cardascia, Les Archives des Murašu. Une famille d'hommes d'affaires babyloniens à l'époque perse (455-403 av. J.-C.), Paris, 1951 : 29, n.5 et 6 ; 36, n.4 ; 42. M.W. Stolper, Entrepreneurs and Empire. The Murašu Archive, the Murašu Firm, and Persian Rule in Babylonia (PIHANS 54), Leiden, 1985 : 75.