w-^ '¥^^ » ■ I i m , ' \- '\ ) t ' t < '^^^%^ ', >r \ ^.j^hM^ li-y THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM CUNEIFORM TABLETS IN THE LIBRARY OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BY EDWARD CHIERA, Ph.D. HARRISON RESEARCH FELLOW IN SEMITICS to the memory of Professor Rudolph E. Brunnow whose contributions to assyriology have so greatly helped all scholars. this volume is respectfully dedicated 1S4S325 PREFACE In the spring of 191 7 the late Professor Morris Jastrow, Jr., of the University of Pennsylvania, called my attention to a large collection of cuneiform tablets which are kept in the Library of Princeton Univer- sity. The bulk of the documents had been presented by the late Professor Rudolph E. Briinnow, this being augmented by gifts from other alumni and friends of the University, viz., Messrs. Sheldon Franklin, Robert Garrett, Kenneth Campbell Kirtland, Cyrus Hall McCormick, John Leverett Moore, Russell Wellman Moore, Charles Allen Munn, Richard Wayne Parker, Moses Taylor Pyne, Simeon H. RoUinson, Martin Dasher Wylly, and Miss Edith Ward. As a result of a correspondence between Professor Jastrow and Pro- fessor Richardson, the Librarian of Princeton University, I was asked to prepare a catalogue of the entire collection. This was soon completed, but its appearance has been greatly delayed on account of the war. As a quick perusal of the catalogue will show, the Princeton Library Collection is chiefly composed of documents of the Ur Dynasty. The three chief sources of tablets of that period, Telloh, Yokha and Drehem, are almost equally represented. Some of the specimens, and especially those from Telloh, are of a remarkably large size and find their counter- part in those from the same site now preserved in the Berlin Museum. Very remarkable also is a collection of unopened case tablets from Umma, which are perfectly preserved and covered with splendid seal impressions. Lastly, the Princeton Library is fortunate in possessing a group of about sixty seal cylinders gathered by the late Dr. W. H. Ward, the eminent authority in this field. The Library authorities felt that at least a portion of such material should be placed at the disposal of scholars. Accordingly, I have gath- ered in this volume all of the largest Telloh documents and some of the VI PREFACE best Yokha texts. If conditions permit, this volume will be followed by others, until all the texts of any importance shall have been published. I am very much indebted to Professors E. C. Richardson, J. T. Ger- ould and H. B. Van Hoesen, of the Princeton Library, for having done so much to facilitate the preparation of this volume. To my beloved teacher, Professor Morris Jastrow. Jr., whose sudden death has caused such a great loss to science, I shall never be able to fully express my thanks both for the active interest he took in this special work, and for his constant help and encouragement. EDWARD CHI ERA. Dec. 15, 192 1 University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. INTRODUCTION The documents here pubhshed belong to that class of temple accounts which have enabled us to form a very clear knowledge of the life and conditions of a very distant past. In the 23rd and 24th centuries B. C. a great civilization had already developed in Southern Babylonia. This flourished especially under the shadow of the great temples, which had become the centers of both civil and religious life. Enormous quantities of offerings of the most varied character were daily brought to the temples. These gifts were not all voluntary offerings and some were more or less disguised imposts. A strong force of scribes kept strict account of all that was brought in and of all the expenses in- curred. Ledgers were kept in which, at the close of the month or of the year, the scribes carefully noted what was received and paid out. An account was also kept of the wages paid to a large army of laborers, weavers, flour-grinders, etc., men, women and children. The large tab- lets published in this volume are specimens of these old Babylonian ledgers. But the scribes, in their endeavour to keep account of all receipts and expenses, were confronted by the impossibility of using a tablet for a continuous record of all transactions as soon as completed. As is well known, the old Babylonians used to write on soft clay, on which they impressed their characters by means of a wooden stylus. A clay tablet could not be kept moist for an indefinite period -and the scribes, thus limited to using a tablet while it was soft, had to use separate tablets for marking down all their entries and expenses as they occurred. They also had to prepare separate receipts for all expenses incurred. All these memoranda and receipts were carefully stored away, into specially con- structed baskets, to which clay labels were attached. At the end of the month or of the year, a "ledger" was prepared, in which all the individual transactions were carefully noted, and general totals added. In some instances, in spite of the great care exercised by the scribes, some receipts were lost or mislaid. In such a case the ledger had an entry {e.g. Text 17, Col. II) : "One talent, 25 manas of wool: there is no receipt". It has already been stated that many of the gifts which the temples received were more or less of the nature of imposts : it was therefore 2 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM in the interest of the giver to obtain a regular receipt. These receipts were carefully drawn and, while the tablet was still soft, were enclosed in cla}- envelopes and duly sealed. It is to this last class of receipts and small accounts that the majority of the tablets found in the temple archives of Telloh, Yokha and Drehem belong. The latest and most complete discussion of the documents from Drehem has been given by L. Legrain : Les Temps des Rois d'Ur (Paris, 1912). The tablets from Yokha (ancient Umma) have been studied by G. Conteneau : Contribution a I'Histoire Economique d'Umma (Paris, 1915). A very important collection of Telloh tablets, now in the Berlin Museum has been published by G. Reisner : Tempelurkunden aus Telloh (Berlin, 1901). The character of the large tablets from Telloh in the Princeton Li- brary and of those now in the Berlin Museum is identical. Since in both collections the large tablets are fragmentary, it is quite likely that some fragments in the Princeton collection will turn out to be portions of tablets in the Berlin Museum. TRANSLATION OF SPECIMEN TEXTS In selecting special texts for translation, I have endeavored to offer a representative group of the different types of documents. Since it would have been manifestly impossible to give the large tablets in their entirety only the first column has been translated together with the last column, which furnishes a general summary of the whole document. 30 Assignment of laborers I. 5- 41 kal nu-handa iir-'^nin-gir-sn ^4 nu-handa tir-sag-ga 24 PA lii-'^dunm-zi 20-lal-i PA na-ba-sag nu-handa Mr-Hitu 2"/ PA ''tiin-mar^^-ka mi-banda igi-zu-har-ra sunigin 120+40+5 kal 10. sa-hi-ta 20 gi-il e-us-ga 10 e-giid-gas 10 e-mu ?o Iiigal-ra-iis-sa 15. ifi gu-pes-esir 5 nig-gu-na-gis-kin-ti 10 mar-sa da-da 2 ka e-gal ki nr-%a-u I id ka-liim 20. I sid-gar-ra as-an I ga-sar 41 laborers (their) chief is Ur-'^Ningirsu 34, chief Ur-shagga 34, superintendent Lu-'^Duinu"i 29, superintendent Nabashag (and their) chief is Lu-^Utu. 27, (under) the superintendent of '^Ninmar (their) chief is Igisubarra. Total: 165 laborers. From these (have been assigned) : 20 to carry reeds in the geese-house. 10 to the slaughter house of the oxen. 10 to the bakery. 30 to the making of the beverage called higal-ra-iissa. 15 to the border of the asphalt well. 3 to the property of the workshop. 10 to the order of Dada. 2 to the beverages of the palace, under iir-''Baii. I to (the manufacture of) date-oil. I to grinding of ash-an into flour. I to fish-grass. SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM / gu-pu I in-sar-sar I ki ''utu-usumgal I ki ''iiina-Hsiimgal 25. I ki za-na-a 5 ki a-kal-la 5 e gal-bi lugal 5 e siikal-mag 5 nig-ma-a nibnt'''-ta 30. j^ ki i-ca-ri-ik I iiii-il ki lul-a-itm I im-il ki ur-''ba-u 4 tu-ra I to the bank of the cistern. I to (the carrying of) the in-sar-sar- cereal. I under 'il'tii-iishnnigal. I under "Nina-iishuitigal. I under Zana. 5 under Akalla. 5 to the house of the halbi-o fficer of the king. 5 to the house of the grand-vizier. 5 to the merchandise which came by ship from Xippur. 5 under Izarik. I to carry clay under Liilaiiin. I to carry clay under Ur-'Bau. 4 are ill. hinigin 60X2-^-21 35. zig-ga 24 urn-fa iiii-e' ud-24-kam iiu-ezen-^ne-gun Total: 161 workmen have been sent out ; 24 have not left the city. 24th day of the month Ezcn-''Ncguii. ANNOTATIONS This document from Telloh is strikingly similar to VA Th 2422, pub- lished by Rcisiicr, Tonpdurknndcn. No. 173. To this same kind belong also In II {Inventaire dcs Tablcftcs dc Telloh, Vol. II) 970 and 3503; HLC (Barton, Haverford Library Collection) pi. 92, No. 96; pi. 104, No. 175; pi. 124, No. 268; Nics (Ur Dynasty Tablets) No. 41; CT VII, 47, 17775. It is noteworthy that most of the special expressions and names of objects occurring in this document are found only in other tablets of the same special kind. In the annotations below I have given only the most important variants, leaving out such instances in which the docu- ments agree. For other accurrences of id-ka-luin. iu-sar-sar. etc., I simply refer to the tablets above c|uoted. 1. II. In II, 970 and 3503 omit gi-il and have e-sc-pa(g)-ga XX-a-bi, i.e.. "one man for every twenty animals.'" The // is a porter. In documents of this same period we find this designation in connection with a number of different things such as TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 5 plants, I'l-il, In II, 790; RTll (Rcisncr, Tcinpcliii-kiinden) 146, II, 15, pass.; straw, im-nu-il, RTll 2, III, 7, pass.; fishes, ga-il, VS XIV, 24, V; wood, gis-il, present volume, 11, III, 26, etc.; erw-wood, gis-nm-mt-il, In II, 970; Nies, 41; clay, iin-il, Thiireau-Dangin, Reciieil, 173, Obv. ; milk, ga-il, HLC pi. 52, 2,11; flour, zid-il, kal zid-il, HLC pi. 49, No. 19, IV; RTll 149, Rev.; finally the unknown cereal often mentioned in this group of tablets, in-sar-sar-il, HLC pi. 104, No. 175 Rev. 1. 12. HLC pi. 92, No. 96, reads: e-gud-gas e-KA+SU-sd-sahar-'^da- gan and c-giid-ga:: iiibni''\ 1. 14. Liigal-ra-iis-sa "second to the king", very probably "next to the best quality", i.e., "second quality". It must refer to some kind of beverage, because HLC p. 124, No. 268, has the variant kas lugal-ra-iis- sa. This is also mentioned in 3, III, 14 of the present volume. 1. 15. HLC pi. 124, No. 268 reads gu-pes esir-ra; In II, 970 and 3593 omit csir. HLC pi. 104, No. 175 reads gu-pcs gitb-ba. 1.16. Phonetic writing. Nig-gu-na= iiniitii (Br. I202g). Gis-kin ^ kiskattii (SAI 4033). VA Th 2422 adds to this line: gir-sy!'''-ta. 1. 18. In II, 970 reads: iiig-ka-dc e-gal "for the beverages in the palace". In II, 3503 and HLC pi. 104, No. 175 read: nig-ka-dc e-gal giib-ba. 1. 19. Oil was mixed with dates, thus forming a nutricious paste (Cf. Confencau, Umiiia, p. xxxvi). In Reisner's Tempeturknnden (Index") we find the gi-pat id-ka-lii)ii, which is a reed basket used to hold this product. 1. 20. Zid-gar-ra occurs again in this volume, 2, I, 12. In II, 970 and others omit this line and substitute zid-a-tir. 1. 21. Ga-sar is of difficult interpretation. In III, 5338, not belonging to this group, reads: / kal iid-J'III-sii iiM-ga-sar gid-da "One laborer, for eight days, assigned to the long ga-sar-sh'ip" . Since it is not very probable that a "long ship" could be used in a fish-pond, it would appear as if the ga-sar would be something denoting the cargo of the ship. The sar is probably the determinative for "herb, grass" and ga-sar appears to be some vegetation called "fish-grass". 1.22. Reisner's Tempelurkunden 121, III, 17: \T, 13, pass, has in-sar. a product which is measured in giirs, probalily some kind of cereal. In a list of articles of food (CBS 11082, found in Nippur) i)i-sar is mentioned, and is immediately followed by in-sar-sar. HLC pi. 104, No. 175 has the variant in-sar-sar-il. 1. 2^. VA Th 2422 after ki adds a-ka-a. 1. 27. VA Th 2422 omits Incjal. \ SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM 21 Account of flocks I. 2 udu I sil 4 tiz I mas I mas-ga 5. e ur-'^nun-gal 80-lal-i us e ur-'^ba-ii-ta 5 udu e ur-mes-ta ?/ udu I mas 10. e I I'l-'^ntn-gir-sii-fa sunigin 60-1-50+7 udu hinigin i sil sunigin 6 mas sunigin i mds-ga 15. (5oX^+5 c-udu-bil ba-an-tiir 28 udu 6 sil I mas c-udu us-gid-da-ta 20. e udu e-gal-ka ba-an-tur 6oX2-{-40-\-2udu 8 mas 6oo+6oX3-lal-2 udu 60 -\-50-\-'^ m-ds 600+60X9-^-40+5 c-udu-bil h c-udu-e-gal 2 sheep, I lamb, 4 goats, one kid, I sucking-kid from the house of Ur-^Nnngal. 79 goats from the house of Ur-''Bau. 5 sheep from the house of Ur-mes. 31 sheep I kid from the house of Lu-'^Ningirsu. Total : 117 udu Total : I lamb Total : 6 kids. Total : I sucking-kid (Grand total) 125, which have been brought into the new sheepfold. 38 sheep, 6 lambs I kid (which) from the sheepfold of Ush- gidda to the sheepfold of the palace have been brought in. (Grand total) 162 sheep, 8 goats. (In the stables already were) 898 sheep and 117 kids (Which, with the totals of 1. 21, make) 1 185, (now in) the new sheepfold and in the sheepfold of the palace. ANNOTATIONS L. 5. After ur-'nun-gal we should have expected the postposition ta. This is a scribal error. 1. II. In this total of 127 udu are also included the 79 uz of 1. 6. Cf. following note. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 7 This 1. 13. In this total of 6 tms are also included the 4 uj: of 1. 3. shows the terms employed are not used with a very precise meaning. 1. 21. The eight nids correspond to the 6 on 1. 13, plus one inds-ga (I. 14J, plus one in 1. 18. 36 List of offerings for the gods I lamb for ^Enlil brought in by /A'.j/n^- ... . I lamb for ^Ninlil brought in by Nalibir, the baker. I lamb for the god Shaniash, I lamb for "Ninharsag, brought in by KA+SHU-sha-^IM, the sword carrier. I lamb for ''Ninni, brought in by Lit-bal-shagga, the chief. I. / .s-;7 ''en-[lil] mu-tihn ik-sil- .... / sWnil-llU] mu-tnni na-ah-bi-ir mu 5. I sil^utu I sil nin-gar-sag mii-tum KA+SU-sa-^IM is I sil ''ninni mn-tmn lu-bal-sag-ga nu- banda 10. I sil ''na-na-a mu-tum ki-ina-lu nu- banda I sil "nin-gul mn-tiini ib-ni-anii nit- banda I sil liigal-banda 15. niu-ti'im nH-ii)'-''is-tdr sabar-ku maskim 16 udu 24 ganam h'l-gid e-mu niu ukus-e-nc-su 20. arad-rnu maskim I gnd-ba-tU c-dub-ba-su sig-ga ud-6-kam itu-ki-sig-''nin-a-su mil ki-mds'''^ ii hn-niiir-tp^^ ba-gul I lamb for ''Nafta, brought in by Kimalu, the chief. I lamb for ''Ninhnl. brought in by Ibni-Anu, the chief. I lamb for Lugal-banda, brought in by Nur-Ishtar. cabar-ku of the messengers. 16 muttons, 24 sheep, have been taken for the kitchen of the delegates. Arad-nm, the messenger. I dead ox for the house of the scribes. Expenses of the 6th day of the month Kisig-^Ninasu in the year in which Kimash and Hu- mnrti were devastated. SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM 12 Account of oxen and donkeys I. // gild g'lr pisan-dub-a 7 gild I ansa g'lr Ii)-kal-la kii-ta-se-a 2j gild 7 anhi 5. ki daiii-gdr-iie-ne-ta 2 gild I ansii ki 30-\-^ gild lo-lal-i ansii sa-bi-ta 30 gild lo-lal-i a Its II 10. apiii-na ba-aii-si I gild kU'C-'iiiii-si'i lal-li 2 gild ki'i-ad-da sag- ti'rii e ''duniii-zi 17 oxen, from the commissary of the ar- chives. 7 oxen, I donkey from the commissary Lu-kalla. have been bought. 26 oxen, 7 donkeys from the merchants. 2 oxen, I donkey from (left in blank). ( Total ) : 53 oxen and 9 donkeys. From these : 50 oxen and 9 donkeys have been given for works of irrigation. I ox, to Kii-c-'Ninsu. Suri)lus, 2 oxen, (with) Kii-adda, the sag-tun officer. (Account of) the temple of ''Diimitzi. 5 gud ki dam-gdr-ne-nc-ta 15. // gild 10 ansii i amar- aiisii g'lr pisan-diib-ba 5 gud g)r lu-kol-la ki'i-ta-sc-a 7 gud e-titr-ta 20. I gud ku-c-'^dinnn-zi-ta 24 gud 10 ansii i aiuar- ansii sa-bi-fa 24 gud 10 gir i amar-ansu apin-na ba-aii-si 25. e ^nin-sti 5 oxen from the merchants; II oxen, I donkey, i colt of a donkey from the commissary of the archives; 5 oxen, from the commissary Lu-Kalla; have been bought. 7 oxen from the stables, I ox from Ku-e-''Diu)iiici. (Total) 24 oxen, 10 donkeys, i colt of a donkey From these : 25 oxen, 10 donkeys, i colt of a donkey have lieen set apart for the irrigating machine. Temple of ''Niiisii. nig-sid-ag gud na-da-fum c "iiiu-si'i ii c ^dnmu-zi mil en ''niniii )nds-e i-pad Account of operations concerning oxen for the temples of "N'insu and of ''Du- muzi. The year in which the priest of ''Ninni was selected through the omens. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 9 ANNOTATIONS L. 6. The scribe left in blank the name of the sender. He had prob- ably mislaid his invoice. 1. 21. One group of five oxen has been omitted in the total. Probably a scribal error. I. / itdii-se ''vics-laiii-fa-c 1 iidu ''lugal-ni-ra ^niiia-iismiigal maskim 5. sa ituug'"-ga 2 udii-se na-ap-la-linii mar-tn I iidn-se ra-si '"zi-da-nit-ki'' 10. gir lugal-ka-gi-na arad-mu maskim itii iid-i^ ba-zal ki lu-'va-ta ba-zig 15. itu ses-da-ki'i mil ''gii-ca ''en-lil-ld ba- di))i 31 Account of sheep I grain-fed sheep, for ''Meslaintae, 1 sheep for ''Lugal-nira, '^Nina-nsJiumgal, the messenger from the city of Uriik. 2 grain-fed sheep from Naplalun. the Amorite. I grain-fed sheep from Rashi, the man of Zidaiiii. Lugal-kagina is the commissary, (and) Arad-niu. the messenger. For the month, up to the 15th day, in- clusive. From Lu-''Ra have been given out. In the month Shcshdakii, In the year in which the altar of ''Enlil was made. ANNOTATIONS L. 9. Rasi. the man of zi-da-nu}ii''\ occurs twice in the tablets from Drehen. Cf. Lcgrain, Les Temps dcs Rois d'Ur, Nos. 305, 6 and 325, 5.6. Zi-da-nu--^ must be a variant of d-da-iuim''\ 17 Account of the shepherds' revenues Col. I sit-su-tag-ga 102 sheep, revenues for the subsistence of the per- sonnel. lO SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM mil ur-bil-luiii''^ ba-gitl (50X^+^0+5 ganam 5. doXp+50-/(7/-7 udn-nita 20+7 sil I mas sih-udit-gi-mc 6o-\-20-lal-i uz 10. 6oy\4-\-y nids-nita 22 mds-sd-dug 5 ganam 5 udn-nita sib us-me mu ki-mds^'' ba-gul iq. sn-sn sib-ne-nc during the year in which Vrbillum was devastated. 345 female sheep, 589 male sheep, 27 lambs, I kid, for the shepherds of sheep. 79 goats, 239 male kids, 22 kids for offerings, 5 sheep, 5 rams, for the shepherds of goats, in the year in which Kimash was devas- tated. Revenue of the shepherds. siinigin 600^^2+60X3+ 40+2 udn-mds sd-bi-ta 2 1/2 ma-na 5 gin igi-6- gdl 5 1/2 se kii-[babbar] Total : 1422 sheep and goats Expenses : 2 1/2 manas, 51/6 shekel and 51/2 she of silver, 20. dub lu-^nin-gir-su duimi Receipt of Lu-'^Ningirsu, the son of Ni- ni-kal-la kalla. 30+7 1/2 ma-na sig T,y 1/2 manas of wool, dnb tu(ku) There is a receipt. I gnn 20+5 ma-na sig One talent, 25 manas of wool, Col. 2 I. dnb nu-tu(ku) There is no receipt. Itt-^nin-gir-sn dninn arad- Ln-'Ningirsu, the son of Arad-mn. mil 30 udu-nita dnb-hi-2-dm 5. dnb ab-ba-sag-ga 60+4 udu-nita dnb-bi-4-dm dnb nr-'^ka-di dnmn e-ki- gal-la 4 ganam 5 sal-sil 10. / ndn-gal 21 ndu-nita 30 rams There are two receipts, receipts of Abba-shagga. 64 rams, there are four receipts, receipts of Ur-'Kadi, the son of E-ki- galla. 4 sheep, 5 she-lambs, I ram, 21 male sheep. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHKM II 15- dub-bi-2-dm dub lugal-u-sini-e ditmu na-ni-mu 10 udu dub ur-tncs gir-gir^^ 20 udu dub ur-bdd-dur-ra sib-ne sag-a a-ka-a gd-gd There are two receipts, receipts of Lugal-nshime, the son of Nanimu. lo sheep, receipt of Ur~nies from Girgir. 20 sheep, receipt of Ur-bad-durra; '■ for the hog raisers are placed at disposal. lo. nig-sid-ag su-su sib-iidu-gi u sib-uz-[ne]-ne gir-sn'''-ta GO-AB-BA^'-su ur-Hama pa-te-si mu ki-nids''^ ba-gid Col. 6 Account of operations concerning the revenues of the shepherds of sheep, and of the shepherds of goats, (going) from the city of Girsu to the city of Cutha. Ur- lama is the ruler. In the year in which Kimash was devas- tated. ANNOTATIONS Col. I, 1. 2. Cf. Legrain, ibid., pp. 26-27. Col. 1, 1. 19. Instead of kii-babbar the tablet has only kit. Rather than an abbreviation, this must be considered a scribal error. 28 Account of the seed required for different fields • I +1/3X1/8X3+1/72 gdn I {gur)+2{pi)+io{ka) sc-gur-lugal-ta 1/3+1/ 18X3 9^1^ gig i(gur)-ta 10+2+1/3+1/18X2+1/72 gdn bal-a i{gur)+2{pi)+3o{ka)-ta 1+1/3+1/18X4 gdn bal-e i(gur)-ta 30+2 gur d lii-gun-ga a-sd NAG-DUL 5. 70X,?-f / gdn i(gur)+2(pi)+3o{ka)-fa 2+1/ 18X3 g^n bal-a i(gur)+2(pi)+3o(ka)-ta a-sd sal-li 10. 3+1/3X2+1/18X4 gan i(gur)+2(pi)+3o(ka)-ta 1/13X4 gan ZIZ i(gur)+2(pi)+3o(ka)-ta 12 SELECTED TEMPI.E ACCOUNTS FROM i/ i8y^2 gait gig i{gnr)-ta i/jl+i/SX^ gdii bal-a i(gw)-]-3{pi)-\-^o{ka)-ta a^sd e-ad-da Col. 4 (bottom) nig-sid-ag se-niimun gar-gud lO. o lu-gun-ga it se-anmr PA sangu ''nin-gis-ci-da itr-''laimi pa-te-si 13. Jiiii gdn-ga/' a-rd II f-kcim-nia ba-gid X gan, plus 1/3, plus 3/18, plus 1/72 of a gan (of field) the seed for which amounts to i gur, 2 pi, and 30 /ea-nieasures of l>arley of the first quality for every gan of field; 1/8 plus 3/18 of a gan of field, (the seed for which) is one gnr of wheat for every gan;. . . . Account of operations concerning the barley used for seed, for the farmers, for the hired men, and feeding the young oxen. Overseer is the priest of the goddess Nin-gish-zida. Ur-'Lama is the ruler. Dated in the year in w hich Gaiili-ar was devastated for tiie third time. ANNOTATIONS Col. IV, 1. 9. Cf. Legrain. Les Temps, p. 18. \ 29 Account of expenses Col. r si-ni-ib nig-sid-ag Rejiort from the preceding year. 24 gur 24 gur ki ad-da-nui diinrii sangii- from Addaiini. the son of the priest. ta 5. 2(giir)-\-i(pi)-gur 2 gur and i pi ki lit-dug-ga iiii-banda- from Lu-diigga. the chief of cultivation. giid-fa 13 (gtir) +s ( pi) -gur 13 gur and 2 pi a^'d- r-kaiii for once ; fi2{giir)-\-r3{ko)-gHr 52 ^;/r and 12 ka 10. I (pi)-\-i_'i(ka) gii-gal 1 pi and 15 /^vi of large millet TELUJH, YOKHA ANU DKEH EM I3 a-rd-2-kimi twice ki gir-^ba-il i-ku-ta from Gir-^Bau, the officer who takes in charge. 6o-\-54{(jur) -\-2{pi) +J0 1 14 gur, 2 pi and 30 ka {ka)-ynr a-rd-i-kam for once; 15. jj(gur)+3(pi)+io{ka) 2T, gur, 2 pi und 10 ka -gur a-rd-2-kam twice ; ki ur-^nina gu-za-ld-ta from Ur-''Nina. the guzalu-o^c^r . • Col. 6 sunigin i (pi) -\-22 1/3 ka Total : i pi and 22 1/2 ka of large mil- gii-gal let. sunigin 600+60X8+28 Total: 1108 1/2 days of work of the 1/2 geme-ud-i-su women, zig-ga-dni have been paid. 5. sunigin 6o+40+6{gur) Total: 106 (;»)■, 17 1/2 ^a of barley + // 1/2 (ka)-se-gur sunigin 6oyi/+^o genie- Total : 450 days of work of the women ud-i-su a-ka-a gd-gd have been reclaimed. sig-ga (and) paid out. dirig 7 1/2 ka gu-gal Deficit: 71/2 ka of large millet 10. Id-li 6oX2+^+8{ka')+ For pay: 123 gur, 8 ka and 10 shekels 10 gin se-gur of barley nig-sid-ag Account of operations lu-URU+GAN^^ dumu of Lu-URU+GAN. the son of Minarni. mi-na-ar-ni itu gdn-nuis From the month of Gan-mush mu bad tna-da ba-di'i-ta of the year in which tlie wall of the land was built 15. itu sc-gur-kud to the month Shc-gur-kud mu us-sa c-KA+SO-sd- of the year in which the temple E-ba-sha- sagar-''da-gan ba-dii-si'i saljar-'da-gan was built itu II i-gal that is 11 months mu 8-kam and eight years. ANNOTATIONS Col. I, I. 17. The guzah't is generally supposed to be a throne bearer. Often translated "leader". LIST OF PERSONAL NAMES a-ab-ba-niu I. 8, VII, 12. a-ba-da-di?-a I. f. of ania-kiluUa, lo, X, 14. a-ba-uni I. f. of gudca, 7, VII, 19. *a-ba-zu 8. 14,111,6; 16,11, 17. ab-ba-asag-zu I. 25, n, 16. ab-ba-gi-na I. II, III, 24; 23, IV. 13. ab-ba-gii-la I. 6, XV, 7; XVII, 2. ab-ba-kal-la 1. s. of ku-^nina, 19, I, 12. 2. 27, II, 18. 1. etigar, 33, 12. 2. PA, 19, IV, 6. I. 15, II, 13; 25, II. 19. ab-ba-sag-ga I. 13, 11; 17. II. 5; 19,11,2. *a-^ba-Yi-ta I. d. of nin-melam, 4. Ill, 6. a-ivi-lum I. 29. II, 13. *a-bi-nm-scg I. 10. VII, 19. a-bii-ni I. 3.V,8. ab-za- .... I. s. of nuhiliiiii, 10, IV, 3. I. m. of nin-aUa, 6, I, 2. I. f. of am, 10, VIII, 18. flrf-rfa 1. sag-tun, 12, 12; 24, I, 18; 24, III, 19. 2. PA, 35, 25. 3. 24, 1, 8; 28, 1, 14. ad-da-tnu- I. 29,1,4. aga-sa-azag-gi I. 25, III, 4. a-qn I. 3. IV, 20; 23. IV, 8; V, 3. I. 14, I, 11; 15. II, 5; 16, 1,8. a-gu-dit I. II, II, 15. a^gu-gal-ni I. 10, VII, 22. *a-ha-ti I. 16, III. 13. a-hu-a 1. s. of lii-dugga, 7, II, 10. 2. ^rir, 7, VIII, 7. a-hn-um-anum I. nu-banda, 4, \'III, 3. a-kal-la 1. s. of /»-j/(7, 5, V, 9. 2. askap, 23, V, 8. 3. i«!f. 3, IV, 5 ; 30, 26. 4. mi-banda, 5, V, 12; 8, X, II. 14 TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 15 5. PA,3S' II- 6. 10, IV, 21; 19, II, 3. al-ba-i-dug I. gir, 3, I, 9- al-la I. 19, II, 7;25, II, 4.11. *al-la-sar-ru-mn, " al-la-sa-rn-um I. 15, IV, 3; 16, III. 14- al-sn-ga I. gir, 27, 1,9. *aw/a-5f!-;ia I. 15, IV, 4; r6, IV, 15. *ama-kalam-nia I. 14, III, 5; 16, II, 16. *ama-kal-la 1. d. of nin-seg, 10, I, 5. 2. 4, III, 9; 14, I, 13; II. 13.14; IS, III, 7; IV, 8; 16, I, 10; II, 34; III- 10; IV, 19. *ama-ki-lul-la I. d. of aba-dadia, 10, X, 13. *ama-nm I. 6, IV, 7. *ama-nin-AN I. 29, IV, 5. *ama-sub-e (n'r. ama-UD-\- GUNU-e) r. 16, IV. 6. I. 10, II, 7. *ama-su-gal-bi I. 10, II, 7. I. 4, III, 28; ID, I, 7. *ania-ttc-da-a-ni I. 6, XV, 2. I. 10, IX, 25. I. /i^p'a;, 4, VIII, 6; 5, I. 3.8; V, 3i;VIII, 7; II, IV, 4;i8, IV, 22;27, Vm, 10. amar-stiba I. mi-banda, 7, III, 10. an-d-ddg 1/25, IV, 8. *an-sig I. 16, III, 18. an-sub-si I. 23, IV, 22. an-sag-ga I. dub-sar. 7. VI, 15. I. s. of adasin, 10, VIII, 17 I. 16, IV, 12. an-did-li I. 32, 11,6. an-na-ge-li-bi I. 3. V, 21. I. 10, I, 22;XI, 21. an-ni-zu I. PA, 25, V, 5. ami-nm-ba-[li-it] I. ^2, II. 4- 1.3.111.2. arad-me-me I. 25, I, 10. • arad-mu 1. f . of li(-''ningirsu, 17, II, 2. 2. PA maskim. 31, 12; 36, 21. arad-zu I. mu, 10, IX, II. ar-si-ih?-limi I. 9Jr, 10, III, 22. *a-si-si I. 10, I. 8. 1 6 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM asnan-zt-mu 1. 14. 111,3; 16, 11, 14. a-tu ■ I. f. of ur-'^kal, 7, 111, 20. 2. f. of urri-badu and lu-baJ- sagga, 20, II, 19. 3. s. of ur-gar-di'ig, 7, I. 24. 4. dnb-sar, 7, I, 9. 5. 20. II. 15; 24. I. r2.15.22. asag-ga-ni I. I. III. 32; 3, 1. 20; IV. 29. asag-sig I. f. of lu-''ra. 2. V, I. *ba-DUL-TA-DU-NE I. d. of nin-dim-aba-dim, 4, III, 22. I. 16. I\'. 17. T. 15. IT. n. *ba-ba T. 15. I\'. 13. ba^-ba-ti I. 3, V, 12.18. bdd-bdd-da I. 10, III. 4. bar -an (cf. bar-ra-an) I. _(7»r, 7, VIII. 20; IX. 15. ba-ra-e-ne (cf. bar-ra-c-e) I. 25,1.6. fcar-ro-an I. f. of ur-gigir. 2. IV, 8; 5. IV, 15. ■ *bar-ra-e-e I. 14, II, 19; 16. II. 9. I. 10. I, 15. *''ba-ti-a2ag-2u i. m. of geme-^nin-banda and ur-numun-dugga, 4, 11, 26. 2. in. of nin-esen, jo. VI, 10. 3. d. of geme-aga, 10, IX, 10. *%a-ii-a-zti I. d. of geme-nun-sabar, 4, I, 16. *^ba-ii -da-n it-me-a I. s. of gala-^au. 4, II, 22. '^"ba-i'i-di-kud I. d. of sinida, 4, III. 12. I. 19, III. 15. *''ba-i4-ib-gu 1. m. of nigga-'sin, 4, 1. 20. 2. d. of nin-n-aumgani, 4, III, 17- *^ba-u-ib-gu-UL 1. m. of dugga-isi. 4, 111, 5. 2. m. of nin-d-nid, sara-^bau and geme-ki. . . , 4. I, 9. *fcff.-M-t-2:«. 1. 10. VII. 21. *^ba-u-usnm-gal I. d. of «.aMfl. 10, VI. 12. '*%a-ii-ta-h\ I. 10, XII. 23. I. 10. XI. 28. ba-zi-gi 1. 25. III. 7:32. II, 8. 1. "3. V, 4. da-da 7. ,<7ir. 10, XII, 9. 2. 8, X, 2; 10. V. 5; 25, T. 9. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 17 da-da-ga e-ki-gal-la I. 2, IV, 19. I. f. of iir-'^kadi, 17, il, 8. da-din (= tadin) ^-M-f-a-MO-izi I. (//r. 3, 111,28. J. f. of egal-esi, jo, ^ II, ] 12. dam-dim cngar-zi I- 15. I. 13- i- 25,1,4- * da-mu-gi-na en-UM-i-li I. 20. I, 7. 1 . 32, II, 5. *da-mu-gc-gdl "^en-zi I. mu. of lii-ekarri and geme- I. 14.11. 18; IS. iil . 13 ; 16, gestardu, 6, II, 8. 11,8. * II.- 16; 16, HI, 4- na-ni-mii I. f. of lugal-usime, 17, II, 12. ne-ditg-ga I- 3. V, 19. nig-''ba-u I. 20, II, 23. ^nig-ga-" 1. d. of nin-'Hama-mu, 4, III, 30- 2. d. of nin-zi. . . ., 4, IV, 10. 3. d. of nana. . . ., 4, IV, 13. *nig-ga-su I. 6, XII, 15. *nig-ga-''sin I. d. of ''baii-ibgii, 4, I, 19. nig-si-e I. 22, III, 12. nig-sa-te I. d. of igi-turtur, 4, II, 29. «f-^a/-/a 1. f. of lu-^ningirsu, 17, I, 19 ;V, 19. 2. s. of iir-sii, 7, I, 29. 3. I. Ill, 34; 2. IV, 15; 5, III, 14; 7, I, 26; 22, III, 15- nim-iiui I. (7;r, 9. II, 23; 10, VIII, 8; IX, 16. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 27 *iii-pdd-da I. m. of gcnic-gestardu, 6, *)nn-. . . . I. m. of gitdca, 7, IV, 12. *''nina-ama-mn I. m. of sag-'bau-tiigii, 10, VI, 19. 1. pisan-ditb-ha, 24, II, 8. 2. PA, 24, III, 23. ^nind-uswn-gal 1. PA-maskini, 31, 4. 2. 30, 24. *nin-ab-bn-na " SAL-\-KU-ab-ba- iia 1. d. of niji-sigar, "6, III, 9. 2. 14, III, 7; 15, I, II ; 16, II, 18. *iiiH-a-KA-iii I. d. of gar-gcstiii, 10, XI, 14- *iiin-al-la ( \vr. SAL+KU-al-la) I. d. of adaga, 6, I, 2. . *;;!«-d-;;/d I. d. of ''bau-ibgul, 4, I, 6. I. 6, XII, 9. *mn-anta-iuu I. 15, I. 15; III, 5; IV, 5. *iiin-d-)iii-li-sH I. 16, III, 21. *nin-a-i-sag I. 16.' IV, 16. *niii-aii-ni-si 1.6, IV, 13. *nin-a::ag-ga-ui I. m. of iiiii-raiinigi. 10, I, II. 2. 10, I, 2; 14, I, 7; 15, III, 2; 16, I, 5. *nin-azag-zn;"SAL-\-KU-azag-zii 1. m. of geme-gestardtt, 6, XII, 7. 2. m. of ningirsu-ebadu, 4, I, 29. 3. m. of ninnmsu-igimu, 6, V, 3- 4. m. of iir-nnmnn-dngga, 4, IV, 5. 5. su-i, 15, II, 15. 6. "6, III, I. I. 15. IV, 6. *niii-bai'-gi-si I. m. of Ingal-gegal, 6, III, 6. *nin-da-da, "SAL-\-KU-da-da " I. "14, III, i; 15, I. 6; III, 15; 16, II, 12. *iiiii-da-iiir-gdl I. 10, II, 21. * nin-dim-a-ba-dlni I. m. of badidtadune, 4, III, *nin-di-kitd I. d. of gemc-'^bau, 4, II, 27. *nin-du-amg-ga I. 16, III, 17. *iiiii-dub-pisdn I. d. of saga-dugga, 6, V, 10. I. 14, III, 9; 16, II, 19. *niii-dii-dii I. 10, V, 2. *iiin-dug-ga-ni I. 10, II, 3. *iii]i-dniiiii-ab-sii I. d. of nin-sisa, 4, I, 26. 28 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM * * niu-'dun-gi *nin-gi-na I. 6, IX, ID. I. 14. n, II ; 15, II, 14; 16, *niu-c-ba-zi-gi II, i.;I\, 14- I. 10, VII, 23. *nin-gir-su-c-ha-du niii-c-gal-e i. d. of nin-azagzu, 4, I, 28. I. 15, I\', 7; 16, III, 7. *''nin-gir-sit-iniiii-nc-ihig *iiiii-c-]-::u (cf. nin-c-zu) i. 25, IV^, 4. 1. m. of lu-'^gal-aliin and *nin-ge-gal geme-^kal, 4, III, 26. i. m. of gemc-di'tn-azagga, 2. m. of nin-ezen and gemc- 6, V, 16. "kal, 6, MI, 8. 2. 6, I, 17; 14, I, 9-i6; 15, I, 3. d. of gciiic-'^uiiia-agade, 9; 16, I, 6; IV, 11. 10, I, 20. *niii-gc-li 4. d. of igi-''baii-su. 4, III, 2. i. m. of nin-gabari-nutugii, *nin-c-nia-an-gi 4, III, 21. I. m. of sara-iiiiibalit, 10, X, *iiin-ih-gu-iil 20. I. m. of nin-kinunii^'-e, 10, *nin-c-su II, 17. I. d. of nin-sa, 6, \'II, 7. *nin-IGI-. . . . *nin-esen i. d. of nbartiiiii. 14. II, i. 1. d. of '^baii-azagzii. 10, \^I, niii-IGI + DUB-zi 11. I. d. of istar-iuiiiui. 14, I, 2; 2. d. of gcmc-''kal. 6. XII, 6. 16, I, 2. 3. d. of gcnic-'^siu. 6, VII, 2. d. of iibartiiiii. 16, I, 15. 14. 3. 14, III. 2; 15. III. 19; 16. 4. d. of nin-c-'izu. 6, Vll, 9. II. 13. 5. 6, VV 15; 14. I, 12:11, *iun-ib-ta-c' 7; 15, III, 9.18; IV, 15; I. 4, III, 16. 16, I, 9; III, 22. *nin-i-ti *nin-C'ZU i. 14, II, 5; 16, I, 18. I. i»-j, 16, II, 2. *nin-ka-ba-nn-tu{gu) *nin-gaba-ri-iiu-tii(g!i) (Cf. nin- i. d.oigeinc-nuii-sabar.4,1, ka-ba-nu-tii(gii)) 17. I. d. of nin-geli. 4, III. 20. *iiiii-ka-gi-iia. "SAL+KU-ka-gi- *nin-gal-kus na I. 14, II, 3; 15, I, 7; 16, I, I. m. of gcmc-barsiga, 6, 16. ' XIV, 4. *^nin-gal?-)-sag 2. m. of gcmc-'^iiarua, and I. 20,1, II. higal-kagina, "6, II, 12. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 29 3. m. of gcnic-sadiig, 10, X, 26. 4. d. of gemc-^sin, 6, XI, 11. 5. "6. I, 18; 10, II, 14; 14, III, II ; 16, II, 21. ^nin-'KAL 1. m. of gala-'bati, 10, X, 29. 2. 16, III, 26. *iii)i-kal-la, "SAL+KU-kal-la 1. d. of gcnte-gcstardii, "10, XII, I. 2. "14, I, 18; 16, I, 14. *iun-ki-gdr-ra I. 6, IX, 9. I. 6, X, 8. *niii-ki-nu-nir'^'-e I. d. of nin-ibgul, 10, II, 16. *iiiii-lag-a-ni I. d. of madii, 10, VII, 15. *niii-''lama-iiiu I. m. of iiigga-'' . . . ., 4, IV, I. *)iin-!ii-iiiag I. 6. VI, 3. *niii-I'''-sag-sag, "nin-ht-sag-sag 1. d. of iir-tc-na, 10, IX, 22. 2. 4, HI, I, "15. IV, 9;"i6. Ill, 19. *iiin-lii-fil-til I. 10, X, 18. *nin-ina-gur-ri I. 6, XI, 8: 16, III, 9; IV, 9. * nin-nid-na-ga-dm I. m. of lu-^ningirsu, 4, II, 9. *''nin-mar^'' (sic!) I. d. of iiiiiiiasi, 10, IX, 27. *niii-iiiai-''-iiiiiii 1. P.^, 30, 7. 2. 25, I, 16. *''nin-mar^"-i-sag I- 13- /• ■ *nm-fH€-a6-^o 1. d. of gemc-iis-siidda, 10, VI, 16. 2. d. of nr-'iifii, 10, XII, 26. *M!M-;H£'-/dj;i 1. m. of d-''bait-ta and jo^y- ''baii-tiigu. 4, III, 8. 2. 14, I, i5;III, 4; 15, II, 5; III, 8; 16, I, 12; II, is; III, 16. *uiii-]iic-iiid-. . . . I. 6, Vl, 17. I. m. of liigal-iisiiii, 4, II, 14. '*iiin-}iiii-ddg I. 4, III, II. *mn-iiiu-ma-kal I. 10, I, 13. *iiiu-})iii-sili}ii-ni!i I. 19. ni. 13. *iiiii-)uii-sii-igi-}iiii 1. d. of geme-dub-pisaii. 6, VI, 5. 2. d. of nin-azagzn, 6, V, 2. 3. PA-URU, 10. I, 23. "^nin-nui-su-na I. d. of ama-kalla, 10, I, 6. *iiiii-)iaii!-ga-ni 1. m. of ''baii-ibgii, 4, III, 18. 2. 4, I, 4. *n'm-)iani-inag-zu I. 16, III, 3.12. I. m. of sag-'baii-titgu, 4, I, 3- ^ninni-iir I. 16, IV, 5. 30 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM *nin-NE-mii (wr. SAL -\- KU- *nin-seg NE-mii) I. d. of ilunia, lo, I, 3. I. 10, IX, 21. *nin-ses-a-na (wr. SAL -\- KU- *inn-^nin-ur-ra scs-a-na) I. 16, I, 19. I. 6, VI, 9. *nin-nu-mu-rn-e *''nin-snhur-a)na-mu I. 6, XIV, 7. I. 10,111, 7. *nvn-pa-e' *nin-tar-im I. d. of gcme-^au, 4, II, 19. i ig^ m, 24. *"in-''ra *nin-tiir-a-ba (wr. 5.-JL + A'C/- I. 29, III, 10; V, 21. tur-a-ba) *iiin-ra-uin-(ji, "SAL+KU-ra- j d_ of a-fl-a, 6, III, 13. '""-9^ _ ^ *ni)i-tiir-ga 1. m. of daniu-niangi, 6, XI, j ^ . jj ^i- jc I 14 5- *mn-TUR-TUR 2. d. of nin-azaggani, 10, I, j jg j-^r ^^ 10. 3. "6, III, 11; 10, II, II. *niH-sa I. m. of nin-c-su, 6, VII, 6. *niii-sa-qab ' , . tt -,t - ,, d ^ T - I. d. goiic-inaiiia, 4, 11, 31 nin-ur-ra-ni I. d. of genic-d-. . . ., 10, XI, 18. niin-uni-ni-sii 1. m. of liWin-gun, 6, I, 15. -^ 10 X g 2. d. of <7£7;»c-''A'a/, 6, XII, 13. ^ . "' ,. ' * '„ . , .. 3. 6, V, 12; X, 9. , ti , ^ . I. m. ot qcmc-itnt , and *nin-saq-e ■ - , « tt - '^, . ,,, , TT nin-sara-tuqu, 4, 11, 7. 1. d. ot gcmc-'kal. 4, II, 11. , r ,w tx- ^"l-rri .< ,-T 2. d. ot /i(-ra, 10, IX, 13. 2. d. of UD-mu-sii. 10, \ I. , • ei" CJ7- "ntn-iis-siid (wr. J!iK-£ + ^)AJ^- *niii-sal-aug-ga ' . . , ^ J ^ I. a. oi gctiic-nun-sabar, ^, l, I- 10, 1,-5. ^ ^^ *nin-si-qar (wr. 5.-/Z, + ivL^-.?!- ,.tt N 2. 10, \ 11, 25. gar) ^ I. m. of uin-abbana, 6, III, *'""-afi'-5'i-« I. 16, III, 5. 10. '"iiiu-si-sd "»/n-.c;-. . . I. m. of nin-diimnabcu. 4. I, ^- '"• °^ "'^6'fl-''- • • ., 4. IV, 27. *iiin-sd-ra-tii(gu) II. ^iiiii-::i'ir-c I. d. of niii-usiiii, 4, II, 6. i. 15, HI, 11; 16, I, 13. TELLOH, YOKHA AIjID DREHEM 31 m-sii-iiia I. g'lr, 10, XII, 22. *ni-sag-ga I. PA-URU, d. of iiiagiirri 10, III, 18. nu-lji-liim I. f. of fl^^a. . . . , 10, I\'^ 4. I. 22, III, 27. H;(-;(r-i-[//] I. 8, \^II, 17. nu-ur-is-tdr I- 36, 15- />fl(/-(/a I. dam-gar, 27„Yl, 5. *;-/(-5a-a.f I. 14, I, i; 16, I, I. *sag-^ba-u-tu{gu) 1. m. of goiic-'^ittu, 4, III, 2. d. of nin-melani, 4, III, 7. 3. d. of nin-nanga, 4, I, 2. 4. d. of ''niiia-aiiiaiiiii, 10, VI, 20. *5'a^-r-/j/-ar/ I. 6. I, 12. *sag-nin-kalain I. i;i-/. 14, II, 12. I. 16,11, 7. *ia-of-ir-ra I. 16, III, 20. I. f. of igi-kar-gcme, 3, IV, II. sa-da-. . . . I. s. of glide. . . . , 10, V, 8. *sa-ga-diig-ga I. m. of iiiii-diib-pisan, 6, V, II. di 2, 25, III, 9. sa-ga-URU I. ^flr, 18, IV, 9. sag-da I. s. of scs-kalla, 10, XII, 10. sag-sag I. 6, II. I. I. P^, 24, II, 10; III, 26; 35. 19- *sa-niU'::n I. 6, XII, 4. '.yara-i-i(7(/ I. diib-sar. 8, X, 6. *sara-iiiii-ba-H-it 1. m. of gcnic-barsiga and d. of nin-e-mangi, 10, X, 19. 2. 6, IV, 12. 1. d. of ''bau-ibgii!, 4, I, 7. 2. d. of gciiic-gis-gigir. 4, I, 31- 3. d. of ''KAL-ri-siliiinmi. 4, I, 13- *iff-;-a-f H (^f!/) I. d. of gcme-duuuinisii, 4, III, 14. sar-ru- .... I. gir-arad, 8, VIII, 7. *ia-i/-/;'.''-r»w; I. 16, IV, 7. I. 14, I, 8. *it'i-r-;nfl-c/f I. m.of ur-''bau,2inAkH-''bau, 4. I^^ 4- ses-kal-la 1. f. of (/a^/a. 10. XII, II. 2. s. of Iu-''bau, 20, II, II. 32 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM 3. s. of In-sig, 20, II, 8. I'l-da-i'ir-ra 4. s. of nr-c-niin, 10, II, 5. i. cjir, 10, Mil, 16. 5. 10, IX, 12; 13, 10; 17, ud-da IV, 9; 19, I, 17; 25, J I. 20, I, 22. 20.24; II, 8. *iid-mit-sii sd-nic-na _ i. m. of nin-sag-c, 10, VI, I. 20, I, 8. "' ^'' ' ■'~'- 15. scs-sig u-du-ht I. (yir, 2, I, 22. I. g, I\^, 13. -• 5- II' -• *ug-d)ii scs-sag-ga i. ni. of gcine-nni^', 4, II, I. f;;(/ar, 34, II, 11. 16 *si-ni-da-a ,)-„ia-iii I- 4, III, 13. J 8^ XV, 5. ^sir-sir }: -5' I' 19- I. s. of ur-^sin, 10, XI, 11. iiiii-iiia-nii I. 14,11,15:16,11,5. , , of Hr-m.^-rf%f...., *-^'''-^«'-^^ 10, XII. 16. I. 15, IV, 14. ^ • . ; , / • DJ ^,,, , -^ ^iim-iiu-ta-bat (\vr. um-mi-UA- I. 10, XI, 0. 1 f rf • .5 7TTT „ , ^. ' ' I. d. of ur-''mna, 10, VIII, 9. utiug'"-ditg-da I. 10, IX, 20. ur-d-dani I. f. of ur-'^bau, 10, XII, 5. ur-'a-hi I. II, II, 15. I. 10, XI, 23. h'l-na I. g)r. 10, XII, 25. *ii(-M0-wn(-(7f I. m. of gcinc-'ban, 10, II, 20. ^SO-^sin ur-al-la I. htgal 10, IX, 28. I- 7. VI, 20. *fa-din-cs-tdr ur-amav-azag-ga I. 10, V, 4. I- f- oi itr-^bau, 7, II, 15 *TUR-GAR ur-azag-ZH I. 15, I, 10. I- 27, I. II. *H-bar-tum ur-ba-bi 1. m. of nin-igi-dnp-zi. 14, i. «"-", 7- VI, 8. II, 2; 16, i, 15. 2. 19, 11,8. 2. 15, III, 10; 16, III, 27; ur-bad-dur-ra IV 2. I- 17. II. 16; 20, I, 6. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 33 iir-'ba-ii 1. s. of yala-'bau, 4, II, 21. 2. s. of lii-''ningirsu, 7, VII, II. 3. s. of nabasag, 7, I, 22. 4. s. of scs-c-uiagi, 4, IV, 2. 5. s. of ur-d-dain, 10, XII, 5. 6. s. of ur-aiiiar-acagga, 7, II, 14. 7. s. of ur-id-cdinna, 24, II, 20. 8. s. of itr-sagdiig, 20, II, 13. 9. /jff-iCt/, 7, I, 7. 10. !«», 8, VI, 15. 11. nu-banda, 24, II, 3; III, 24. 12. PA, 35, 22. 13. sabra, 27, VII, 30. 14. pa-tc-si, 8, XIII, 13. 15. PA-URU, 10, IV, 20. 16. sangii, 21, 7. 17. "a(7-^a, 11,1,8. 18. 3, V, 15; 10,1, 16; 19, I, 2.7.15; 25, I, 2.12; II, 6;IV, 2.7;V, i;26, II, 5; III, 10; IV, 7; 29, V, 15.16; 30, 18.32. ur-''da-inii- 1. gii-da, 7, VI, 23 2. 25, III, 6. ur-du-asag-ga (wr. iir-DUL-azag- gc) I. 10, XII, 3. ur-diib 1. P.-:/, 33, 16. 2. 3.1. I2;6. XV, 4; 17,11, 14; 19,111, 5; 21, 8. ur-diib-gH-rn I. 19, I, 22. iir-diib-lal I. 8, IX, 21. nr-dub-pisdn I. s. of gctnc-'iiarua, 6, VI, 12. iir-dii-ge-gub-ba (wr. nr-DUL- ge-giib-ba) I. 25, IV, 21. iir-'hlumn-d-da, " iir-'hiumu-si 1. dam-gar, i, IV, 11; 22, IV, 6. 2. "10, V, 16; "13, 4; 22, IV, I. »;■-(/»« I. (mur-ra, 8, VI, 8; XI, 13- iir-'dun-pa-c , " iir-dun-pa-e 1. gir, 10, VIII, 12; 19, I, 3. 2. ku-dhn, 22, III, 26. 3. I, I, 5; 2, IV, 5; 5, IV, 29; II, IV, I ; 19, II, 4; 22, III, 9; 23, I, 8; V, 1 1 ; "25, II, 12.20. tir-'di'ir-niiii-ka I. 5- IV, 27. jir-c" I. 22, I, 6. i/r-t'-fl«-«(T 1. engar, 33, 4. 2. 25, III, 14. ur-c-diib I. 19, III, 1 1. ur-c-iiiag I. gir, 3, 11,29. I. 25. VI, 3. iir-cngar I. f. of ;/;--^ai, 5, V, 33. 34 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS -FROM ur-cn-dii'''' I. f. of nr-nigin-gar, lo, III, 8. .^^■\l\y]^■!;l ■ ^ nr-e^nmnu '^■■■.\\\ .1 I. i8, III, 2o; ig.-Tl, 5; 27, II, 2; 35, 19. -.-i'lV-T I. gii-ca-ld, 7, II, 20. ur-c-mm, "ur-c-nun-na 1. f. of scs-kalla, 10, II, 5. 2. s. of nisagga. "10, III, 20. 3. 10, VI, 18. I. 25, I, 8. ur-cs-LAL+KISAL I- I3> 14- ur-^gdl-alini, "iir-gal-alim 1. ab-gal, 10, VI, 4. 2. 5r;V, 17, V, I. 3. P^_, "35, 23. 4. 13. 9; 19, II, i;III, 8; IV, 2; 20, I, 4.9; 24, I, ■ 7- iir-gdn-da I. 25, III. 5. itr-gar 1. f. of ;/r-'V^(7/, 8, X\', 4. 2. sag-fihi. 10, XI, 7. 3. 13. 13; 19. I. 7: 25, IV, 23- I. 20, I, 15. ur-g is -gig ir, "ti r-''g is-g ig ir 1. s. of barra-ana. "2, IV, 8; 5. IV. 15. 2. g'lr, ID, X, 12. 3- 20, I, 13. itr-^gis-hil-ga-fnes I. 25, III, 13.21. I. 9, I\\ 15. »r-f/»-£'w-Ma I. 19, I, 6. lir-gii-la-mii I. 20, I, 14. ur-id-edin-na I. f. oiur-''ba!i, 24, II, 20. »;■- igi-zi-bar-ra I. 7, III, 18; 24, I, 14; 29, II, 10. ur-"IM I. 20, I, 2; 35, 6. I. s. of e-kigalla, 17, II, 8. itr-"KAL 1. f. of lu-gis-gigir, 19. II, 10. 2. s. of atu, 7, III, 20. 3. s. of kabda, 10, XIV, i. 4. s. of iir-gar, 8, X\^, 3. 5. s. of ur-iiics. 35, 7. 6. cngar. f. of iig-am. 10, IX, 18. 7. P.^.35. 26. 8. pa-tc-si. 17, \'I, 10: 28, IV, 13. 9. sib-ansu, 6, XIII, 7. 10. 9, I, 3; II, 6: III. 15; 24, I, 9. I. s. of ur-cngar, 5, V, 33. Kr-ki-gii-la I. 25, R', 12. iir-ki-Ial-la I. f/h'. 4. VIII, 4. I. 18. I. 7: II, 8.17, etc. itr-hiqal I. 25, III, 8. TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 35 itr-hig, "nr-''lug I. "14. I, 6; 15, II, 6; III, 16, I, 4. ur-ma-ma I. 19, I, 20. ur-'^ma-mi 1. ^/r, 3, II, 26. 2. nu-banda, 8, X, 15. 1. f. of ur-^kal, 35, 7. 2. P^, 10, IX, 8. 3. h. of sii-lul, 10, XI, 7. ur-mes-di'ig?-. . . . I. f. of iiuniiann. 10, XII, 17- iir-gig-Msal 1. lit-sim, 3, I, II. 2. 2, IV, II. ur-mu I- 7. I. 5- nr-'NE-:... I. s. of nana, 4, IV', 12. nr-'nc-gun, I. 26, I, 12; III, 1. 19. nr-nigin I. 2, 11,9. ur-nigin-gar I. s. of nr-cn-dii-'''' , 10, III, 8. tir-niin I. 25, VI, 2. iir-''mna 1. f. of nniini-tabat, 10, VIII, 10. 2. s. of iwbasag, 18, III, 11. 3. gti-za-ld, 29, I, 17. 4. P^, 10, III, 17. 5. 13.5; 18, IV, 8; 20, I, 20; 24, III, 10. ur-'^niiia-sa-ab-''' I. 10, IV, 18. ur- mn-a-ZH I. 25, II, 14. ur-^nin-gir-su 1. nn-banda, 30, 2. 2. 19, I, 13- ur-^nin-gis-zi-da I. 4. I. 5; 25, III, 19. ur-^ninni I. 25, I, 18. ur-'^nin-su (error ior^nin-gir-su?) I. 25, I, 25. ur-'^nin-sar I. 6^)r, 3, II, 20. 1. f. of lu-gina, 24, II, 18. 2. 5. II, 5; 25, I, 3. I. 8, XII, 30. ur-^uisaba I. 26, IV, 10. iir-mmmn-diig-ga, " tir-numim-dug 1. s. of ''bait-azagzu, 4, II, 25. 2. s. of nin-azagzu, 4, IV, 5. 3- "13. 3- nr-'niin-gal I. I, III, 35; 3, III, 35; 21, 5- vr-''pa-sag 1. gn-za-ld, 7, II, 26; 10, IV, 9- 2. 6. X, 3; 25, IV, 1. 10. I. sabra, 7, III, 14. nr-sag- .... I. s. of batasag, 4, IV, 7. ur-sag-di'ig I. f. of ur-'^bau, 20, II, 13. nr-sag-ng-'" I. 25, I, 15; 26, II, 12; III, ^3- 36 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM iir-SAL+lSlB-kah-yi ur-zu I. 25, IV, 3. I. f. of nikalla, 7, I, 29. ur-''sin iir-da-at 1. engar, 33, 14. i. PA,t,2>, 7. 2. su-ga, 11,1, T,. nr-gar-di'ig 3. ID, XI, 12. I. f. of aht, 7, I, 25. ur-sag-ga ur-ri-ha-dn 1. /»(/, 8, V, 16. I. s. of atn, 20, II, 17. 2. ;;»/, 7, VI, 21. iini-}-tiis 3. mi-banda, 30, 3. i. s. of c-gis-gc 4, II, i. 4. 7, I, i; 10, VIII, 7; 20, I, I'l-sain 18. I. 24, I, 13. 17.19.23; II, ur-'^sara -A-?- 1. pisan-di'tb-ba, 2, IV, 29. ''iitit-bar-ra 2. 3, III, 34; 5, III, 21. I. engar, 34, III, 10. iir-sc-il-la 2. 10, VIII, 2; 19, III, i. I. 25, II, 13. ^utu-gdl-ki'ts iir-su I. 20, I, 5. I. mil, 3, IV, 3. ''titu-utii nr-''hi-dain i. 35, 31. I. su-ga e-an-na, 10, XII, 7. 'hitu-sag-ga ur-^su-an-na i. PA, s. of Uigal-ithtmgal, I. 25, II, 5. 20, I, I. iir-tc-na ''iitu-iisiim-gal I. lid-KU, f. of niii-lu-sag- i. 30, 23. ia(7, 7, I, 15; 10, IX, 23. *ca-an-bi ur-ti-i-a-as i. m. of gciiic-'iitii, 6, V, 14. I. s}b-iidii-sig-ga, 7, III, 25. 2. 6, V, 4. iir-TUR ca-an-ka-ka I- 35. 13- I- 10. IV, 15. ur-TUR-TUR za-na-a 1. nn-banda, 25, V, 7. i. 30, 25. 2. 25, VI, I. *zu-dug {ci. SH-dug) iir-'nras-gal i. 14, H, i7- I. In-DU, 10, XI, 25. 2Hii|-^;n! itr-hitii ' ^ ' I.. P--:/ a;-(7, 29, V, 11. I. iiia-du-dii, f. oi jiin-iiicab- ta, 10, XII, 27. DESCRIPTION OF TABLETS [Measurements are given in millimeters, length (height J, width (thickness).] TEXT PLATE 3-4 A mar-' Sin ;-6 A mar- Sin 4 7-8 Diingi 5 9-10 Amar-''Sin 6 11-14 Amar-'Sin YEAR CATAL. I 1-2 Amar-''Sin 8 661 44 832 664 183 663 179 7 15-17 Date destroyed 171 Baked. ]\Ieas. : 145 : 80 : 24. Con- tents : Account of the expenses of Ur-Dumuzi, the merchant. From Umma. Baked. Meas. : 145 : 95 : 24. Con- tents: Account of wages paid to women workers. From Um- ma. Laro'e baked tablet. Meas.: 172 : 112 Weathered. 25. Con- tents : Expenditures of differ- ent kinds of beverages. From Umma ( ? ) . Left portion of baked tablet. Meas. : 1 1 1 : 50 : 29. Contents : Account of wages paid to wo- men workers and to their chil- dren. From Telloh. Baked tablet. Meas.: 154:122: 24. Contents: Account of wages paid to women workers. From Umma. Upper portion of large, baked tab- let. Meas. : 115 :228:45. Con- tents: Account of wages paid to women workers and to their children. From Telloh. Left lower corner of large, baked tablet. Meas.: 149:126:44. Contents : Account of cattle and flocks. From Telloh. 37 38 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUNTS FROM 8 18-21 Am-ar-^Sin 5 864 9 22 Date destroyed 161 10 23-26 Date destroyed 85; II 27-28 Aiiiur-'^Sin i 6^6 12 29 Ur Dynasty 155 13 29 Dungi 43 160 14 30 Ibi-''Sin 2 835 15 31-32 Ur Dynasty 833 16 33-34 lbi-''Sin 2 665 17 35-36 Dungi 44 151 Upper portion of very large tab- let. Meas. : 230 : 224 : 47. Contents : Account of cereals, flour, beverages, etc., used in paying laborers. From Telloh. Central portion of a baked tablet. Meas.: 111:121:12. Con- tents: Account of cattle. From Telloh. Lower portion of large, baked tab- let. Meas. : 187: 218: 35. Con- tents : i\ccount of wages paid to women workers and to their children. From Telloh. Half-baked tablet. i\Ieas. : 160: 82 : 32. Contents : List of different things, constituting the capital of Ur-Dunpae. From Umma( ?). Baked tablet. Meas. : 76 : 47 : 17. Contents : Account of oxen and donkeys. From Drehem. Translated on p. 8. Baked tablet. Meas. : 85 : 48 : 22. Contents: Account of barley. From Telloh. Unbaked tablet. Meas.: 130: 72:23. Contents: Account of wages paid to women workers. From Umma. Unbaked tablet. Meas. : 143 : 87 : 22. Contents: Account of wages paid to women workers. From Umma. Baked tablet. Meas. : 142 : 83 : 24. Contents : Account of wages paid to women workers. From Umma. Baked tablet. ]\Ieas. : 142 : 95 : 24. Contents : Account of flocks, TELLOH, YOKHA AND DREHEM 39 i8 37-38 Amar-'^Sin i 177 19 39 Dungi 20 40-41 Dungi 21 41 Not dated -7^ 12 23 43-44 25 47-4S 26 49-50 Amar-'^Sin Aniar-'^Sin 24 45-46 Z)//;;;/; Dungi Amar-^Sin 46'-; 191 45 197 159 41 44 673 662 200 189 154 representing the revenues of the shepherds. From Telloh. Translated on p. 9. Baked tablet. Meas. : 130 : 84 : 26. Contents : Account of barley, received as offerings. From Telloh. Baked tablet. Meas. : 1 10 : 66 : 25. Contents : Account of the pro- duce derived from various or- chards. From Telloh. Baked tablet. Meas. : 96 : 65 : 24. Contents : Account of the pro- duce derived from various or- chards. Baked tablet. Meas. : 89 : 54 : 22. Contents : Account of flocks. From Drehem. Translated on p. 6. Baked tablet. Meas. : 1 15 : 75 : 22. Contents : Account of opera- tions in silver, made by Ur- Dumuzi, the merchant. From Umma. Baked tablet. Meas.: 145:90: 21. Contents: Detalied ac- count of the yearly expenses of Padda, the merchant. From Umma. Baked tablet. Meas. : 1 18 : 72 : 2y. Contents: Account of opera- tions concerning cereals. From Telloh. Baked tablet. Meas. : 1 15 : 84 : 26. Contents: Pay-list of laborers. From Telloh. Baked tablet. Meas.: 137:116: 25. Contents : Account of the barley used in feeding oxen and sheep. From Telloh. 40 SELECTED TEMPLE ACCOUXTS 27 51-52 Amar-^Sin 1 180 Large, unbaked tablet. Meas. : 168:157:30. Contents: Ac- count of oxen and of their fod- der. From Telloh. 28 53 Ur Dynasty 173 Baked tablet. Aleas. : 122 : 78: 29. Contents : Measurements of fields and account of the seed used for them. From Telloh, Translated on p. 11. 29 54-55 Diingi 37 165 Baked tablet. Meas: 127: 117 : 28. Contents: Account of pay- ments. From Telloh. Trans- lated on p. 12. 30 56 Not dated 157 Baked tablet. Meas. 95:50:22. Contents: List of laborers and of their assignments. From Telloh. Translated on p. 3. 31 56 A]iiar-''Siii 3 654 Baked tablet. Meas.: 37:33:8. Contents : Account of flocks. From Telloh. Translated on p. 9. 32 57 Date destroyed 148 Left upper corner of baked tablet. Meas. : 1 15 : 62 : 35. Con- tents : Paylist. From Tel- loh (?). 33 57 Aiuar-''Siii 7 645 Baked tablet. Meas.: 50:42:15. Contents: Account of fields. From Umma. 34 58 Amar-''Sin 3 163 Lens-shaped tablet. ^leas. Diam. : 84, Thickness: 27. Contents: Account of barley used for seed. From Telloh. 35 59 Diiiigi 41 147 Baked tablet. I\Ieas. : 19S: 45 : 25. 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REVERSE Coi. 1 32 OBVERSE Col. 2 Rest Destroyed 33 OBVERSE REVERSE 34 OBVERSE Col. 1 Col. 2 REVERSE Col. 3 35 OBVERSE REVERSE 4 Mj^ f^ 10 fi=}^./M~9 frr'>fe^->-. F$^ yTT^=Y'~r^' ira^};^y^/^ ag^N^^^ 15 !^5eR^p^ 36 OBVERSE REVERSE 10 15 20 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Los Angeles This book is DUE on the last date stamped below. 'ML MAR 5ltl MAY 2 6 1973 R£C'D LD-URL %^AS 19^/5 jVJN ^ 3 1976 ldiiN25K97© Form L9-Series 4939 L 007 662 559 9 UC t ' II THi RN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY D 000 923 262 o mw ■'^f($ f t t '4^' \. * 'i^