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EA 366 (P270875)

letter, Middle Babylonian, Akhetaten · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationEA 366
IDP270875
Museum no.AO 07096
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
Genreletter
Find spotAkhetaten (mod. el-Amarna)
Coordinates27.6400, 30.8959

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1a-na _lugal_-ri _en_-ia _{d}utu_-iaTo the king, my lord, my Šamaš
2_dingir-mesz_-ia qi2-bi2-masay to my gods:
3um#-ma# {disz}szu-wa-ar-da-taThus Šuwardata
4_ARAD2#_-ka _ARAD2_ sza _lugal_-riyour servant, servant of the king.
5u3# _sahar_-ru sza 2(disz) _giri3-mesz_-szuand the earth of his two feet
6qa-aq-qa-ru sza ka#-ba-szi-ka#The ground of your kingship
7a-na _giri3-mesz lugal_-ri _en#_-ia#to the feet of the king, my lord
8_{d}utu_ isz-tu {d}sa-me#-[e 7(disz)]-szuŠamaš with Samê 7 times
97(disz)-ta-a-an usz-he2-hi-in# u37 times he has shaved and
10_uzu-ka_-bat-tu-ma u3 s,e#-ru-mafatty tissue and skin
11li-il-ma-ad _lugal_-ru _en_-ia#May it go well for the king, my lord.
12i-nu-ma _{lu2}sa-gaz_ sza#When the slaughterer who
13yi-na-asz-szi :" na-asz-sza-a“Yinaš[iši] means "to carry."
14i-na _kur{ki}-hi-a_ na-da-anin the land of Bīt-Nabû was given.
15_dingir_-lu4 sza _lugal_-ri _en_-ia a#-na ia#-sziTo me, O god of the king, my lord:
16u3 i-du-uk-szu u3and they killed him, and
17lu#-u2# yi-il3-ma-ad _lugal_-ruMay Yalmad, the king,
reverse
1_en_-ia i#-nu#-ma iz-zi-bu-niwhen my lord stood
2gab2-bi _szesz#-hi-a_-ia u3all my brothers and
3a-na-ku-ma u3 _ARAD2#_-he#-baI and Warad-heba
4nu-kur2-tu4 i-na _{lu2}sa#-gaz#_a nukurtu-demon from the slaughterer
5u3 {disz}su2-ra-ta# _lu2#-iri_ ak-ka{ki}and Surat, the city ruler of Akkad
6u3 {disz}in4-tar!(DA)-u2-taand Intaruta
7_lu2 iri_ ak-sza-pathe man of the city of Akšapa
8szu-ni-ma in4-ne2-ri-ru :" na-az-a-qu2“He is the one who is enraged, he is fearful,
9i-na 5(u) _{gesz}gigir-hi-a_from 50 chariots
10a-na mu-hi-ia u3 a-nu-mato me, and now
11i-ba-asz-szu it-ti-iathere is with me
12i-na nu-kur2-ti u3 li-it-ru-us,#in rebellion and rebellion
13i-na pa-ni _lugal_-ri _en_-ia u3before the king, my lord, and
14lu-u2 yu-szi-ra {disz}ia-an-ha-maor Yāšira,
15u3 lu-u2 ni-pa-asz gab2-bu-maor all of us,
16nu-kur2#-ti u3 lu-u2 tu-te-erYou should return the insurrection and rebellion.
17_kur#{ki}-hi-a_ sza _lugal_-ri _en_-iaThe land of the king, my lord
18a-na _za3!-hi-a!(HI)_-szi :" up-si2-hito her side, “upsīḫu-disease

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