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EA 134 (P270984)

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

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DesignationEA 134
IDP270984
Museum no.CM 04754 (12189)
CollectionCairo Museum, Cairo, Egypt
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
1[usz-szi-ra]-mi [_erin2-mesz_]I sent. The troops
2[a-na _iri_] gub#-la u2-ul#to the city of Gubla is not
3[yi-il3]-qi2-szi {disz}a-zi#-[ru]Aziru took her.
4a-mur isz-tu da-ri#-[ti]I have seen from afar.
5la-a i-te9-li-yu#did not come down to me
6i-na _iri_ gub-la _dingir-mesz#_in the city Gubla of the gods
7[i]-na-an-na usz-szi-[ir]Now he has set
8[{disz}]a-zi-ru _erin2-mesz_ a-na#Aziru, the troops to
9[s,a]-ba-ti-isz3 i-nu-ma#captured him. When
10na#-ad-nu _dingir-mesz_-nu [u3]the gift of the gods and
11[a]-s,a#-u2 u3 ia-nu [_erin2-mesz_]As for me, there are no troops.
12[i]-na _iri_ a-na da-ki#in the city for killing
13[_ARAD2] lu2#? ur-ri_ lim-ni#servant of the herald, eponym year of
14[u2]-ul# ti-tu-ru-nado not return!
15[mi]-na i-pu-szu-na [a-na-ku]whatever they have done, I
16[i]-na i-di-ni-ia [_lu2-mesz_]with my help the men
17sza# i-ba-szu i-[na]which there is in
18[_iri_]-lim pa-at,-ru gab#-[bu]The whole city is deserted.
19[la]-qi2 ba-la-t,i3#-[szu-nu]They are purchased and acquired. Their life
20[a]-na# sza#-[a-szu]to him
21[...] x [...]
reverse
1'[u3] usz#-szi-ru [_lu2-mesz_]and made the men rise.
2'[ma-s,a]-ar a-na _iri#_-[ka]Watch over your city!
3'[...]-ku u3 _iri#_ [gub-la]... and the city of Gubla
4'[_iri_] ki-ti _lugal_-ri#The royal city.
5'_lu2#_-ia an-nu-u2 usz-szi#-[ir-ti]This is my man.
6'a-na _e2-gal_ a-na mi-ni#to the palace, why
7'la-a esz-tap-pa-ar _lugal#_The king should not be negligent.
8'pa#-na-ni a-na ka-tu#Before me, at the kātu.
9'u3 esz-tap-pa-ar i-na#-[na]and he will pay back in full.
10'nu-kur2 _kal-ga ugu_-iamighty enemy against me
11'u3 pal-ha-ti al-[lu-u2]and fearsomeness are plentiful.
12'la-qa-a _iri_ s,u-mu-ra#taken from the city of Ṣumura.
13'mi-nu qa-ba mi-im-maWhat is it that you command?
14'a-na sza-a-szu ki-na-ma#It is true that
15'na#-da-an pa-ni-szu a-na#he will give his face to
16'[_iri_ gub]-la yi-isz3-ta-[...]The Gubla city ...
17'[...] ka#-ra-szu#... his ...
18'[...]-lu [...]... ...
19'[...] tu#... ...

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