Sumerian tablet (Old Babylonian, Literary)

Transliteration:

en-e an-na <unk> mu-ni-in-su-ub
ŋi₆-u₃-na šu tag mu-ni-in-dug₄
{d}nanna-a an-na <unk> mu-ni-in-su-ub
ŋi₆-u₃-na šu tag mu-ni-in-dug₄
kur suh₃-suh₃-ha-ta e₃-a-ni
an-bar₇-ra {d}utu bi₂-in-gub
{d}dil-im₂-babbar kur suh₃-suh₃-ha-ta e₃-a-ni
an-bar₇-ra {d}utu bi₂-in-gub
a-a-ni inim-ma-ni zid-da
ud-de₃ ŋi₆-a...mu-un-di-ni-ib₂-be₂
{d}en-lil₂-le inim...zid-da
ud-de₃ ŋi₆-a inim mu-un...ib₂-gub
eš-bar-ra nam mu-un-di-ib₂-tar-re
ŋi₆-par₄ mah-a-ni limmu₄ na-nam
{du}du₈ limmu₅ mu-un-na-ŋar-ra
ŋa₂ tur₃ gal-a-ni eše₃ <unk> limmu₅-am₃
{ŋeš}al-ŋar-sur₉-ra mu-na-tag-tag-ge
ab₂-bi gu₂ mu-un-na-di-ni...re
ab₂ hi-a-ni šaru šar₂-am₃
ab₂ peš₁₃ amar-a-ni šaru šaru šaru-am₃
gud-ab₂-ka-ni šaru šaru šaru šar₂ šar₂ šar₂ šar₂ šar₂-am₃
ab₂ igi gun₃-bi šaru šar₂ šar₂ šar₂ šar₂-am₃
ab₂ babbar₂-bi šaru šaru šar₂ šar₂ šar₂ šar₂ šar₂-am₃

ab₂ dara₄-bi ia₂-ta a-ra₂ limmu₅-am₃
ab₂ hi-a a-a {d}nanna-ke₄
ab₂ šilam-a-ni šaru šaru šaru šaru šaru na-nam
ab₂ zag-e₃-zag-eš₅-bi limmu₅-me-eš
maš₂-anše-maš₂-anše-bi imin-me-eš
unud sur₂-du₃-bi imin-me-eš
ab₂-ba til₃-la-ba limmu₅-me-eš
en-ra mu-un-tur-tur mu-un-buluŋ₃-e-ne
ŋi₆-par₄-ra mu-ni-ib-su₃-su₃-u₃-ne
umbisaŋ gal-bi {d}nisaba-ke₄
{d}nisaba-ke₄ šid-bi mu-un-dab₅ im-ma bi₂-ib-gub-bu-en
ab₂ kug {d}nanna-ke₄ mi₂ dug₄-ga šul {d}suen za₃-mi₂
i₃ nam-he₂ gara₂ tur₃ gi₄-gi₄-a-ke₄ šu mu-un-da-mu₂-mu₂
kurun₂ gal hur-saŋ lal₃ kurun₂-bi-da
lugal-ra du₈ mah sikil-la-na mu-na-da-šar₂-re
kalag-ga ŋeškim-ti {d}en-lil₂-la₂ šul diŋir zi-ŋal₂-la
mas-su kalam-ma {d}nin-gal nin ŋi₆-par₄-ra
a-a {d}nanna za₃-mi₂


Translation:
The lord rubbed/polished that of(?) heaven
He adorned the night
Nanna rubbed/polished that of(?) heaven
He adorned the night
When he came out from the confused (i.e., complicated)/thudding(?) mountains/netherworld
(It was as if!?) Utu stationed him at noon(?)
When he came out from the confused (i.e., complicated)/thudding(?) mountains/netherworld
(It was as if!?) Utu stationed him at noon(?)
His father, whose word is true
Speaks with him there day and night
His father, whose word is true
Speaks with him there day and night
He decrees fate (via?) decisions
His supreme gipar residences are indeed 4
4 platform/ruin mounds(?) are established for him
His great cattle pens, one eše in area, are four in number
The algarsura instrument is played for him
The cows are gathered for him there
His various cows are 39,600
His cows pregnant with a calf are 108,000
His breed bulls are 126,000
The cows with speckled faces are 50,400
The white cows are 90,000
Its brown(?) cows are 5 apiece(?) times four
The various cows of father Nanna
His šilam cows are indeed 180,000
Its zagešzageš cows are 4
The (herds of) domestic animals(?) are seven
All of(?) the ... cowherds are seven
The ones who dwell with the cows are 4
For the lord they diminish and make (the herd?) grow
They fill(!?) the cloister
Its chief scribe, Nisaba
Nisaba has captured their number and you(!?) will enter it on the tablet
The pure cow(s) of Nanna, having been taken care of, youth Suen, praise
The butter of abundance, the cream? (re)turned(i.e. restored!?) by(!?) the cattle pen, are increased
Great liquor of the mountain range(?) with its alcoholic syrup(?)
Is mixed for the king at the supreme and pure platform/ruin mound(?)
The mighty one, the trust of Enlil, youth, god of the people(?)
Leader of the land, (for whom?) Ningal is queen of the cloister
Father Nanna, praise!