Tablet BM 61744

NaBuCCo ID 1440
Museum No. BM 61744
CDLI P-Identifier
Place of issue
Type and content Promissory note ina muẖẖi
Archive
Period Each
Year BCE None
Editio princeps Waerzeggers 2014 37a
Paraphrase Loan of dates: B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6 (and all the enterers of the Šamaš Temple, in accordance with BM74625) owe A1 200 kor (36,000 l) of dates. They will pay the amount of dates back, according to the measure (mašīhu) of the king, in Arahsamna (VIII) in one delivery (ina muhhi ištet ritti). Each is responsible for the other (ištēn pūt šanî našû); the one who is available (qerbu) must pay. 3 witnesses (including Ardia/Nergal-iddin//Balīhu) and the scribe. All this is apart from (elat) the previous promissory note (u’iltu) of A2, father of A1, charged against (ina muhhi) B2 as well as the 10 kor (1,800 l) of dates due from B3 and the 5 kor (900 l) of dates, without interest (qaqqadu), due from B4 and B7 all owed to A1.
 
A1 = Marduk-rēmanni/Bēl-uballiṭ//Ṣāhit-ginê; A2 = Bēl-uballiṭ//Ṣāhit-ginê; B1 = Bēl-aplu-iddin/Balīhu//Šangû-Šamaš; B2 = Iqīša-Marduk/Etel-pî-Šamaš//Šangû-Šamaš; B3 = Marduk-nāṣir/Nergal-iddin//Balīhu; B4 = Šamaš-nāṣir/Mušebši-Marduk//Šangû-Šamaš; B5 = Šamaš-šumu-līšir/Nabû-šumu-iddin//Ile’i-Marduk; B6 = Nabû-kāṣir/Šāpik-zēri//Šangû-Sippar; B7 = Šamaš-iddin; Scribe = Iqīša-Marduk/Etel-pî-Šamaš//Šangû-Šamaš
 
Transliteration None
Babylonian Date (year-month-day): Dar. yy-VI-dd