Achemenet|LB > BE 10, 75 ; CBM 5256

Identity

Reference: BE 10, 75 ; CBM 5256
Corpus: Murašu

Fields

link

http://www.achemenet.com/fr/item/?/2133148

Babylonian date

10/ix/Darius II 3

Date Julienne

421

Writting place

Nippur

Document type

receipt

Summary

Quittance : Remut-Ninurta, fils de Murašu, verse l'ilku d'un domaine d'arc appartenant au haṭru des rabarabarānu : 30 sicles d'argent, 18 litres de bière et 30 litres de farine.

translitteration

	1/2 ma-na kù-babbar 0,0.3.0. ši-kar 0.0.5.0. qé-me il-ki til-meš ^lúerín lugal
2	qé-me šá lugal bar-ra u mim-ma na-da-na-a-tú šá é lugal
	šá ul-tu ^itibár mu 3-kam [a-di qi-it] ^itiše mu 3-kam
4	^Ida-ri-ia-a-muš lugal šá ana [muh]-hi [še-numun zaq]-pu
	[u] pi₄ šul-pu é ^gišban šá ^Idiš-šár^?ad-urì a šá ^Iak-ku-⌈da⌉ ^?-nu
6	^Idpa-šur a šá ^Iden-líl-mu-dù u ^lúen-meš ^gišban-šú-nu
	šá ina ⌈uru⌉ šá-la-me-e šá gú i₇ har-ri-pi-qu-du šá ^lúha-aṭ-ri
8	šá ra-bar-a-ba-ra-nu šá ina šu^II ^Ili-na-du-uš-ana-^den ^lúugula šá buranun
	šá ina igi ^Ire-mut-^dmaš a šá ^Imu-ra-šu-ú kù-babbar a’
10	1/2 ma-na 0,0.5.0. qé-me 0,0.3.0. ši-kar il-ki til-meš šá mu 3-kam
	šá ina muh-hi ^gišban-meš mu-meš ^Iden-it-tan-nu a-šú šá ^Iza-ta-me-e ^lú2-ú
12	šá ^Ili-na-du-uš-a-na-^den ina šu^II ^Ire-mut-^dmaš a šá
	^Imu-ra-šu-ú ma-hir e-ṭir

R.14	^lúmu-kin₇ ^Iap-la-a a šá ^Iden-líl-din-su-e
	^Iìr-ia a šá ^Ibul-luṭ-a ^Iden-líl-šeš-mu a šá ^Iden-líl-din-iṭ
16	^Iim-bi-ia a šá ^Iki-din ^Isi-lim-dingir-meš u ^Iú-bar
	a-meš šá ^Ila-ba-ši
18	^Ia-a a šá ^I^dmaš-mu ^Idmaš-mu a šá ^Ika-ṣir
	^lúumbisag ^Idmaš-ad-urì a šá ^Iden-líl-mu-mu nibru^ki ^itigan u₄ 10-kam
20	mu 3-kam ^Ida-ri-ia-a-muš lugal kur-kur

L.E.	na₄ kišib ^Iden-it-tan-nu
	^lú2-ú
	šá ^Ili-na-du-uš-
	-ana-^den

U.E.	na₄ kišib
	^Iìr-ia a šá
	^Ibul-luṭ-a
	na₄ kišib ^Iden-šeš-mu
	a šá ^Iden-líl-[din-iṭ]

Bibliography

Remarques : G. Cardascia, Les Archives des Murašu. Une famille d'hommes d'affaires babyloniens à l'époque perse (455-403 av. J.-C.), Paris, 1951 : 100 n.1 ; 101 n.3 ; 103 n.1 ; 104 ; 107. M.W. Stolper, Entrepreneurs and Empire. The Murašu Archive, the Murašu Firm, and Persian Rule in Babylonia (PIHANS 54), Leiden, 1985 : 76 ; 82 n.53.