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1 - lugal
2 - cu
3 - lú X
4 - igi eridug(ki) MA X X
5 - lugal-e SAR igi silaj-jé6 X (X)
6 - nu-me-X nu-gu7-e-ce
7 - lugal-e X X arad-da-ni
8 - lugal-e mu-un-zu
9 - ajrig-e nu-mu-un-zu
10 - lugal-e da ha-ra-nú ù nin-e mùc-me-zu hé-eb-ra
11 - lugal é-e-ke4 DIM-zu
12 - DIM-e ràb-àm
13 - lugal é-e ù nin é-e-ke4 za-na mi-ni-ib-tag-ge-ne
14 - ésáj-e cu bí-ib-de5-de5
15 - níj è (MAN)-na-ne-ne-ka
16 - jé6-e in-ga-me-en-na-e-ce
18 - AB cag4 jic-ùr-bi DE-a-ka
19 - lú usu-bi é-a-na-ka
20 - lú níj háb-e igi-ni al-tur-tur
21 - X-bi ab-gu-ul
22 - lú túg-ga-ni
23 - ga-X-X-da-kar A -e-ce
24 - MU
25 - NA ri-nam-ma-ab
26 - MU ga-ba-ni-ib-DI-e-ce
29 - -ta inim-ba KA tam-ma bùr-re sir5-re nu-gur
30 - sag9-ga-ju10 lú hul dím-ma-ju10
31 - X kin-kin-ne má iri(ki) sá íb-dug4
32 - X kin-kin-ne mu-un-ci-gi4 za-gìn-na mu-un-pàd
33 - zú kécé ak-a-cè
34 - lú-dìm-ma-ni
35 - an-na-ab-bé-en
36 - X-àm
37 - -ib-DI-e-ce
38 - nu-tuku-a
39 - X X X
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2 - lugal-ju10 húl-la-zu an-gu-lu-X
3 - ù ér pàd-da-zu an-gu-lu-X
4 - lugal-bé-ne bí-in-kúr-ru-uc
5 - túg-ku-ru-um àm-mur10-re-ec
6 - lú túg bir7-bir7-ra na-ab-bé-a
7 - kal-kal-la al-kal-la-ge-e-ce
8 - lú an íl-la ce10 nu-ub-dúr-re
9 - lú gi duru5 ak-gin7 lú-lú-ù-ra
10 - níj-gen6-na inim nu-mu-un-da-ab-bal-e
11 - lú pe-el X-e
12 - lú pú-a a-ab-sig10-ge
13 - lú gud X zuh-a
14 - buru14-e si mu-un-X-e-ce
15 - lú dùg dab5-ba (d)nin-tur5-re
16 - inim-ma nu-mu-na-an-sig10-e-ce
17 - lú ha-la X X-ba-ni-ta
18 - BA X X NE
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1 - X lú-inim KA
2 - inim sig gu7-gu7 KA mu-ni-ib-bé
3 - lú na-me CUL dug4 X
4 - jéctúg-ga-ni ù-bí-
5 - lugal CUL-cè an-na-ab-
6 - já-nu CUL-zu ú
7 - nam-érím ga-bí-
8 - lú ce lum-lum ér al-ce8-ce8
9 - lú a dé-a ka-bi nu-ba-e
10 - lú á-já-lá-ni nu-kécé-da gu5-li-ni-da cag4 bí-in-dab5
11 - lú kinkin(HAR) íd-da mu-na-ab-dirig-dirig
12 - lú níj-tuku ú -bi hé-gu7-e
13 - ùkùr zíd-kukkuc-bi hé-gu7-e
14 - lú mun til-la al-ús-sa A
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1 - UD
2 - itid X a-na-àm
3 - lú en-nu-ùj X a-cag4
4 - jic gub-ba-cè AD
5 - ceg9-bar ásál (X)
6 - X X X
1 - TI
2 - -bi úr bí-X-gen6
3 - X-gin7-nam mu-ak-en-X-en-e-ce
4 - X X NE an-gu-lu-uc
5 - X lú-a la-ba-jál-le-ec
6 - X X-gu7-e
3 - X TI-a cu bar-ra lú sig10-ge5 ak ba-da-ab-X
4 - X dam-ni-cè kécé-kécé-da
5 - jìc-a-ni sìlà GI ab-kíj-kíj-e
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5-6 -
The master kneading dough does not eat.
7 -
The master his servant .
8-9 -
The master knows. The steward does not know.
10 -
May the master sleep at your side, and may the mistress slap your face.
11-12 -
The lord of the house, your ; , a restraint.
13 -
The lord and lady of the house touch the figurine.
14 -
The granary collects.
15-16 -
Outgoings are a matter for both, and now I also am one of them.
17 -
The man who is always losing things loses them for the man who has to look for them
doesn't lose things, has lost for him
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20-21 -
A man despises (?) something that stinks: its increases.
22-23 -
A man lost his clothes: 'Let me run away .'
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let me .
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29-30 -
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my well-wisher my malefactor.
31 -
seeking the boat reached the city.
32 -
seeking sent back (?)
revealed lapis lazuli
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33-37 -
in order to make an agreement with his fool I will tell him
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38-39 -
not having
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2-3 -
My master, your joy very great, and your weeping very great.
4-5 -
Their masters have changed. They are dressed in mourning (?) clothes.
6-7 -
Thus says the man whose clothes are torn: 'Precious things are strong.'
8 -
A man who can lift the heavens -- and he does not fart.
9-10 -
A man who behaves like a damp reed towards his fellow men does not tell the truth either.
11-12 -
A man humiliated reed. The man puts it in a well.
13-14 -
A man who stole (?) cattle
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15-16 -
The man whose knees are paralysed has not prayed devoutly to Nintur.
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19 -
The wise man
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1-2 -
a witness (?) . The slanderer speaks .
3-7 -
No-one when he his understanding, the master to the . Come! your and I will the oath.
8-9 -
He whose barley sprouts weeps. He who is pouring out water cannot converse.
10 -
A man who didn't tie up his leather sack made his friend angry.
11 -
Even a millstone will float in the river for a righteous man.
12-13 -
Let the wealthy man eat . Let the poor man eat flour.
14 -
The man whose salt is finished .
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3-4 -
man guard field the lot .
5-6 -
A wild ram a poplar .
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2 -
powerless .
3 -
released the man who plots .
4-5 -
bound to his wife his penis seeks a litre .