ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSignSign name: PAP.IGIgunu.NUN.ME (PAB.SIG7.NUN.ME)
Values: isimud4

Letter from Puzur-Šulgi to Šulgi about the advance of the enemy (c.3.1.07), line c3107.15
nammšu-dnu-muš-damšu-dmardukpuzur4-dnu-muš-daensi2ĜIR2-lum-tur-raki
NAMDIš-ŠU-DIĝIR-NU-MUš-DADIš-ŠU-DIĝIR-AMAR.UDKA×GAN2TENU.ŠA (PU3.ZUR8)-DIĝIR-NU-MUš-DAPA.TE.SIGIR2-LUM-TUR-RA-KI
namšu-nu-muš-dašu-mardukpuzur4-nu-muš-daensi2ĜIR2-lum-tur-ra
destinyŠu-Numušda (PN)Šu-Marduk (PN)Puzur-Numušda (PN)(city) rulerĜIR-lumtura (SN)
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Paragraph t3107.p5 (line(s) 15-22) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
As for the sector (?) of { Šu-Numušda } { (1 ms. has instead:) Šu-Marduk } { (1 other ms. has instead:) Puzur-Numušda }, the ruler of Ĝirilumtura: five nindan lengths of it are cut off. As for the sector (?) of Lugal-melem, the manager of the { Šegšeg watercourse } { (1 ms. has instead:) city of …… (the correct form of this name is not known) }: { 40 } { (1 ms. has instead:) 25 } { (1 other ms. has instead:) 30 } { (1 further ms. has instead:) 45 (?) } nindan lengths of …… on top of it are no longer fixed. As for the sector (?) of Ka-kugani, the ruler of the territory of Murub: 45 nindan lengths were destroyed when the opposite side was captured. As for the sector (?) of Tākil-ilišu, the { canal inspector } { (1 ms. has instead:) ruler } of the Ab-gal and Me-Enlila watercourses: 50 nindan lengths of the edge have been removed, and in the middle of it they collapsed.
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