Later record Surviving copies Neo-Assyrian, 7th century BC

Sargon of Akkad, born in secret to a priestess, placed in a reed basket sealed with bitumen, set on the river, drawn out by a gardener.

Told in the FIRST PERSON as Sargon speaking, about 1,600 years after he reigned - an autobiography its subject could not have written, which is why it sits under attribution rather than record. The mechanics match Exodus 2 exactly; the direction of borrowing is argued, the priority of the motif is not.

Standing: Written well after the events, from tradition or earlier copies.