YBC 06938

Bēl-iddin/Apkallu and Nabû-aplu-iddin/Nabû-zēru-līšir, the weavers (išparū), delivered various types of textiles to the temple (maḫāru):

• The garments of the Lady of Uruk: 20 minas of white woven cloth (meḫṣu peṣû) for one lubāru-garment; 40 minas (of the same) for 4 ṣibtu-garments; 1 2/3 mina (of the same) for 10 belts (ḫuṣannu); 10 shekels of red wool (tabarru), dyed with inzaḫurētu, and 1 belt
• The garments of Nanāya: 12 minas of white woven cloth and 2 ṣibtu-garments; 1 2/3 mina (of white woven cloth) for 10 belts 
• The garments of Bēltu-ša-Rēš: 1 2/3 mina (of white woven cloth) for 1 lubāru-garment; 1 1/3 mina (of white woven cloth) for 2 ṣibtu-garments; 1/2 mina and 5 shekels of white woven cloth for 7 belts
• 1 2/3 mina (of white woven cloth) for 10 belts for Uṣur-amassu;
• 1 2/3 mina and 5 shekels of white yarn (ṭīmu peṣû);
• 5 shekels of blue wool yarn (ṭīmu takiltu);
• 1 shekel of red wool yarn (ṭīmu tabarru) (dyed with) madder (ḫūratu);
• 1 1/2 mina of cords in linen and red wool (guḫalṣu tabarru); 55 shekels of cords in linen and blue wool (guḫalṣu takiltu);
• 50 shekels of 5 belts for Gula.