| Line | Text original | Text translated |
|---|---|---|
| o. 1 | 0.1.0 eša | |
| o. 2 | 0.2.0 dabin | |
| o. 3 | siškur2 a-ša3 ĝeš-i3 | (for) sacrifices for the sesame fields, |
| o. 4 | ĝiri3 e-la-nu-id / dub-sar | via Ela-nu“id, the scribe; |
| r. 1 | zi-ga | expenditure |
| r. 2 | (month, year) | |
| s. 1 | e-la-nu-id | |
| s. 2 | dub-sar |
Nisaba 15/2 0442
by Walther Sallaberger 
Commentary
Ela-nu“id, son of Bēlī-dān, appears in various unspecific contexts in Irisaĝrig. But note that an Ela-nu“id brought sesame as his lease (Nisaba 15/2 0364).