Achemenet|LB > BE 9, 79 ; CBM 5342

Identity

Reference: BE 9, 79 ; CBM 5342
Corpus: Murašu

Fields

link

http://www.achemenet.com/fr/item/?/2044477

Babylonian date

4/ix/Artaxerxès I 40

Date Julienne

425

Writting place

Huṣṣetu ša Nabu-naṣir

Document type

receipt

Summary

Quittance de fermage : Enlil-šum-iddin, fils de Murašu, verse le fermage de sept domaines d’arc.

translitteration

	^gišbán a-šà gam-ri šá še-numun é ^gišban šá ^Isu-a šá ina ^urué-^Iab-di-ia
2	šá ^gišban šá ^Iden-šur šá ina ^urué-^Idza-ba₄-ba₄-kam šá ^gišban
	šá ^Idmaš-šeš-mu a šá ^Iki-^dutu-din šá ina ^uruhu-uṣ-ṣi-e-ti
4	šá ^Idmaš-da šá ^gišban šá ^Iha-bi-i-si ù ^gišban šá ^Idutu-lugal-urì
	šá ina ^urué-^Iṣur-ra-a-a šá ^gišban šá ^Ien-šú-nu a šá ^Imu-^dnà
6	šá ina ^urué-^Iig-la-a’ šá ^gišban šá ^Išeš-meš-lu-mur
	šá ina ^urué-^Itaq-bi-li-šìr pap šá 7-ta ^gišban šá [x-x-x-x-x]
8	^itibár šá mu 40-kam šá a-di 5-ta mu-an-na-meš [x-x-x ^I]-⌈x⌉-še-ga
	a šá ^Ia-a šá ina igi ^Iden-líl-mu-mu a šá ^Imu-ra-šu-ú
10	^Itat-tan-nu ina šu^II ^Iden-líl-mu-mu ma-hir e-[ṭir]

R.	^lúmu-kin₇ ^Idnà-din-iṭ a šá ^Ia-a ^Iú-bar a šá ^I⌈^d⌉bu-ne-ne-dù
12	^Iden-tat-tan-nu-din-su ^Iden-šur u ^Iden-din-su a-meš šá
	^Itat-tan-nu ^Ia-qu-pu a šá ^Izab-di-ia ^Iar-bi-la-a-a
14	a šá ^Ina-din ^Iden-su a šá ^Idnà-sipa-šú-nu
	^lúumbisag ^Iú-bar a šá ^Ina-din ^uruhu-uṣ-ṣi-e-ti šá ^Idnà-pap
16	^itigan u₄ 4-kam šá mu 40-kam ^Iar-tah-šá-as-su lugal kur-kur

L.E.	na₄ kišib / ^Itat-tan-nu a šá / ^Ia-a
L.E.&O.	un-qu ^Ia-qu-pu
O.&Lo.E.	na₄ kišib ^Idnà-[din-iṭ] / a šá ^Ia-a
Lo.E.	un-qu / ^Iden-tat-tan-nu-din-su
R.	na₄ kišib / ^Iden-šur a šá / ^Itat-tan-nu
U.E.	un-qu^I ^den-din-su/ a šá ^Itat-tan-nu
	na₄ kišib ^Iú-bar / a šá ^Idbu-ne-ne-dù

Bibliography

Edition : G. Cardascia, Les Archives des Murašu. Une famille d'hommes d'affaires babyloniens à l'époque perse (455-403 av. J.-C.), Paris, 1951 :84.
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 :17 n.5 ; 72 n.6 ; 75 ; 76 n.3, 5-6 ; 80 n.2 ; 81 ; 83. M.W. Stolper, Entrepreneurs and Empire. The Murašu Archive, the Murašu Firm, and Persian Rule in Babylonia (PIHANS 54), Leiden, 1985 :40 n.12 ; 74 ; 76.