Sumerian tablet (Old Babylonian, Literary)

Transliteration:

...
...lu-a gurun...
...tug₂-gin₇ im-mi...
...ni-in-suh₃...
...ba-bi igi-bi...
...ba-ni-in-tuku₄ diŋir kalam-ma...
...ba-tuku₄ UN ur₂...
...kukku₅ uŋ₃-e <unk>...
{d}en-lil₂-le₂...zag hul mu-ni...nam-ra-bi ba-ab...
dumu nibru{ki}a mušen dab₅-ba-gin₇ šu-ni-a bi₂...
nam-lu₂-lu₇-bi ur-gin₇ gu₂-na ŋiš ba-ab-ŋar...
{d}en-lil₂-le nibru{ki}a ki-tuš-bi im-mi-in-kur₂...
e₂-kur-še₃...ba-an-kud lu₂ nu-mu-un-ši-in...
{d}lamma {d}...e₂-a ba-ra-e₃ u₃-ku-ku{mušen} šag₄...gud₃-bi ba-ni-in...
{d}en-lil₂-le iri-ni nibru{ki}a iri-ni nu-me-a erim₂-e igi bi₂-ib₂...
e₂-kur-ke₄ ki-tuš he₂-em-mi-in-hu-luh e₂...
itima kug unu₆ nam-diŋir-ra-na saŋ-ki mu-ni-in...a-ga-ni-še₃ nu...
{d}en-lil₂-le...im-hul-hul-e <unk>...bi₂-in...
iri ni₂-te-na šu bal ba-ni-ib₂-ak kur-kur-re...
{ŋeš}ig e₂-kur-ra...an-šu₂-šu₂ si-ŋar-bi...
niŋ₂-gur₁₁-ra-ni...<unk>...
{d}en-lil₂-le iri...mi-in...
{d}en-lil-le...
...

...
kan₄ še nu-kud...
{d}en-lil₂-le...
gana₂-ni zid-de₃...
pu₂ {ŋeš}kiri₆ gurun nu-il₂ {d}en...
šeŋₓ(|IM.A|) an-na-ke₄ im-mi-in...
niŋ₂-ur₂-limmu maš₂-anše {d}šakkan-ke₄ <unk> im-da...u₂ gu₇ nu-me-a-bi im <unk>...
{id₂}idigna {id₂}buranun-na ka-bi im...a-eštub idim-bi...
id₂ tur-tur-re sahar im-ma-ab-si peš₁₀...
ab niŋ₂-daŋal-ba en-nu-uŋ₃ ba-ab-ŋar ambar-ra ku₆...
in-di har-ra-an-na li-bi-ir ba-e...
lu₂ du kaskal-bi ni₂ nu-te-te-en <unk>...
{d}en-lil₂-le abul iri-na {ŋeš}ig <unk> ma...abul kur-kur-ra-ke₄ {ŋeš}ig...ba-da...
nibru{ki}a lu₂ u₂-bi ba-an-de₆ lu₂ a sig₉-ga nu-ub...
...ba-e-šub nam-lu₂-lu₇-bi ki...
...tuku šag₄-ka-tab-ba ba...
...tuš er₂ i₃-šeš₂-šeš₂ <unk>...
...ni-še₃ a gig-ga...

...kam...
...<unk>...
...

Translation:
...
Teeming ..., fruit ...
... covered(?) like a garment
... threw ... into confusion there(?) ...
..., its front/face/eye ...
... shook ..., the god of the land ...
... shook, ...
... dark ... the people ...
Enlil ... an evil ..., ... its booty
The citizens of Nippur, like caught birds, he ... in his hand
like dogs, he put yokes on the necks of its people
Enlil changed the settlement of Nippur, ...
Towards the Ekur, he cut ..., no one entered? towards him
The lamma and alad/šedu(?) spirits of the temple went out, the ukuku bird, the bird of despair, made its nest there
Enlil made the enemy look at(?) his city Nippur, his city that was no more
And therefore he terrified the Ekur, the dwelling, the temple ...
He frowned at the holy shrine, the inner sanctum of his divinity, behind him ...
Enlil was destroying ..., ...
The city threw itself over, the lands ...
The door of the Ekur temple ... covered, its bolt ...
His property ...
Enlil ... the city
Enlil ...
...
...
The “gate where grain is not cut/diverted” (gate of the Ekur complex) ...
Enlil ...
His fertile field ...
The well and orchard that did not bear fruit, Enlil ...
He ... the rain of heaven
The wild and domestic herds of Sumuqan ... in a state of non-eating they came to an end(?)
The intake of the Tigris and Euphrates was blocked(?), the carp flood ... its spring
All the smaller waterways filled up with silt, the banks ...
A watch was set on the broad sea, in the marsh the fish ...
The libir demon/policeman(?) ... on the paths and roads
The highway traveler did not relax, ...
Enlil stood open the door at the gate of his city (open) in the wind(?), at(?) the gate of the lands, ... the door
He brought(?) the impure person(?) into Nippur, no one could ... clear water
You abandoned ..., its people ...
... lay fasting
... sat down(?) and wept ...
... on account of his ... a pained cry ...
It is the nth kirugu
...