Assyrian Antiquities. Guide book to the Nimroud Central Saloon ..
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No. 24. A small baked clay tablet recording a loan of silver by Ikisa-Marduk to Nabu-edir at interest, Ikisa- Marduk's security being a field belonging to Nabu-edir situated by the great gate of Bel. Dated at Babylon, the 27th day of Tammuz in the 14th year of Nabopolassar (611 B.C.). Size 2 in. by If in.
No. 25. A small baked clay tablet, inscribed with an extract from a large document (perhaps a record of a sale of land), giving the names of the witnesses to the transac-... tion and the date. The following is a translation of this document : — By 'the sealing of this tablet Before Sadnni, son of BSl-iddin, son of the shepherd of Saggil.
Before Bel-iklsa, son of Kudur, son of Li'u-lSa.
UbS, son of Kudur, son of Li'u-lSa. ; i-jamas-uballit, son of Bei-Sum-iSkun, son of Bel-6deru.
Ederu, son of BSl-DA, son of Epes-ili.
Na'id-Marduk, son of Sula, son of the „ and the scribe Suzubu, son of BS1-DA, son of EpeS-tli. Babylon, month Iyyar, 12th day, 10th year of Nabopolassar, king of Babylon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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No. 24. A small baked clay tablet recording a loan of silver by Ikisa-Marduk to Nabu-edir at interest, Ikisa- Marduk's security being a field belonging to Nabu-edir situated by the great gate of Bel. Dated at Babylon, the 27th day of Tammuz in the 14th year of Nabopolassar (611 B.C.). Size 2 in. by If in.
No. 25. A small baked clay tablet, inscribed with an extract from a large document (perhaps a record of a sale of land), giving the names of the witnesses to the transac-... tion and the date. The following is a translation of this document : — By 'the sealing of this tablet Before Sadnni, son of BSl-iddin, son of the shepherd of Saggil.
Before Bel-iklsa, son of Kudur, son of Li'u-lSa.
UbS, son of Kudur, son of Li'u-lSa. ; i-jamas-uballit, son of Bei-Sum-iSkun, son of Bel-6deru.
Ederu, son of BSl-DA, son of Epes-ili.
Na'id-Marduk, son of Sula, son of the „ and the scribe Suzubu, son of BS1-DA, son of EpeS-tli. Babylon, month Iyyar, 12th day, 10th year of Nabopolassar, king of Babylon.
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