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1. 2(diš) anše edin-na |
Two onagers and |
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2. 2(diš) ud5 šimaški2 |
two Šimaškian nanny goats |
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3. ba-ug7 |
slaughtered; |
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4. u4 2(u) 6(diš)-kam |
on the 26th day, |
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1. ki lugal-he2-gal2-ta |
from Lugalhegal |
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2. dšul-gi-iri-gu10 |
Šulgi'irigu |
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3. šu ba-ti |
received. |
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4. iti ezem-an-na |
Month: "Festival of An" (month 10, Ur/Drehem). |
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5. mu en-unu6-gal dinanna ba-hun |
Year: "Enunugal was appointed as (the en priest of) Inanna" (Amar-Suen, year 5). |
4.1. This document records Šulgi-irigu's receipt of the carcasses of four animals from Lugal-hegal. The Lugal-hegal attested here falls within the known career of a Lugal-hegal who was a "member of the ruling family of Umma" (Dahl 2003: 259) and seemed to have been involved in the care and feeding of working animals such as the onagers mentioned in this text (see Stepien 1996: 38 and 142-143). Although it is plausible that the Lugal-hegal in this text is the lugal-he2-gal2 dumu ur-nigargar mentioned by Dahl and Stepien, I have not yet been able to demonstrate this conclusively.