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EA 363 (P270876)

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

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DesignationEA 363
IDP270876
Museum no.AO 07097
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
Genreletter
Find spotAkhetaten (mod. el-Amarna)
Coordinates27.6400, 30.8959

Transliteration (ATF)

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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 en_-ia _dingir_-ia _{d}utu_-iaTo the king, my lord: my god, my Šamaš
2qi2-bi2-maspeak!
3um-ma _ARAD2_-re-sza _ARAD2_-kaThus her servant, your servant:
4_lu2#-iri_-e-<ni>-sza-si2 a-na szu-pa-lithe city of Enišasi to ...
5up-ri _giri3_-pe2 _lugal en_-iavia the feet of the king, my lord
67(disz) u3 7(disz) am-qu2-ut7 and 7 are lost.
7a-mur-mi ne2-e-nu e-ba-sza-<nu>(Sum) I am the one who sees (them) ... (Akk) I see the one of the ne<nu>
8a-na _kur-am_-qi2 _iri-didli-hi-a lugal en_-iato the land Amqi, the city of Didlihia, the king, my lord
9u3 a-li-ik!(UK) {disz}e-ta-qa-maand I went to Ētaqama
10_lu2 iri kur_ qi2-in-sa3the man of the city of the land of Qinsa
11a-na pa-ni _erin2-mesz kur_ ha-at-tabefore the troops of Hatti
12u3 sza-ka4-an _iri-didli-hi-a_and the governor of Didlihia
13_lugal en_-iathe king, my lord
14a-na e-sza-ti7to the Ešati
reverse
1u3 li-de-miand may they know.
2_lugal en_-iathe king, my lord
3u3 li-di-na _lugal en_-iaand may they give to the king, my lord
4_erin2-mesz_ pi2-t,a2-a-tatroops released,
5u3 ni-pu-uszand we did.
6_iri-didli-hi-a lugal en_-iaDidlihia, the king, my lord
7u3 ni-sza-aband we will settle.
8a-na _iri-didli-hi-a_to the city of Didlihia
9_lugal en_-ia _dingir_-ia :" _{d}utu_-iathe king, my lord, my god, my Šamaš

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