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EA 109 (P271076)

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

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DesignationEA 109
IDP271076
Museum no.VAT 01629
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
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[{disz}]ri#-ib-{d}iszkur [iq-bi] a-na _en_-szuRib-Adad said to his lord:
2_lugal kur-mesz lugal [gal] {d}nin_ sza _iri_ gub-laking of the lands, great king, lady of the city Gubla
3ti-di-in4 _kal-ga_ a-na _lugal en_-iamighty advice to the king, my lord.
4a-na _giri3-mesz en_-ia _{d}utu_-ia 7(disz)-szuto the feet of my lord Šamaš 7 times
5[7(disz)]-ta-an am-qu2-ut pa-na-nuI fall seven times before you.
6_lugal# kur_ mi-ta-na nu-kur2 a-na a-bu-ti-kathe king of the land of Mitana, not changed, to your father
7u3 la-a yi#-na-mu-szu-na#and if not for them
8[a]-bu-tu-ka isz-tu a-bu#-ti#-[ia]Your words from my words
9[u3] an-nu-u2 _dumu-mesz# ARAD2#_-a-szi-ir-taand this, the sons of Warad-Ashirta
10_ARAD2# ur-ku_ la#-[qu2] _iri-mesz lugal_-ri u3servant of Urku, taken from the cities of the king and
11[_iri]{ki}-mesz_ ha#-za#-ni-szu ki-ma lib3-bi-szu-nuthe cities of his mayors like their stomachs
12[_iri_] ar#-[da]-ta a-na sza-szu-nuthe city of Ardata to them
13[yi-il3-ti-qu2] szu-nu u3 qa-la-tathey are yoked, and your head
14[a-na ip-szi]-szu#-nu i-nu-ma ti-isz3-meWhen the tišme prayer
15[u3 _iri_ ul]-la#-sa3 la-qu2 a-na-ku aq-buand the city that she conquered was taken, I said:
16[szum-ma _u4]-kam2#-mesz_ yi-isz-mu _lugal_-ruIf on the day of the king's death
17[u3 _u4]-kam2#-mesz_ yi-il3-te9-qu2-szu-nuand the days they shall take.
18[u3 szum]-ma mu-sza yi-isz-mu u3and if her husband is dead and
19[mu]-sza# yi-il3-te9-qu2 szu-nu ki-na-[na]whose name is yiltequ, they are true.
20[ka]-iax(ASZ)# a-na-ku i-na lib3-bi-ia la-qu2#I myself have been taken from my heart.
21[_nig2]-ga# lu2-mesz_ ha-za-ni-ka u3 _lu2#-[mesz_ ...]property of the mayors and the men ...
22[_{gesz}]gigir#-mesz_-ka u3 _lu2-mesz_ wi-e-[ma la]-qu2#Your chariots and men should be clean and taken.
23[u3] qa-la-ta ki-na-na ka-iax(ASZ)#-[nu]and a reed fence, a stable foundation,
24[lib3]-bi-szu-nu u3 ar-na ar#-[na-ma]their heart and mind
25tu#-ba-u2!-na u3 an-nu-u2 nu#-[kur2]Tubāna and this is not changed
26it#-ti-ia u3 s,a-ab-tu [1(u) 2(disz) _lu2-mesz_-ia] ki-liwith me and captured, 12 of my men are dead.
27u3# ra-ak-szu-<szu>-nu i-na _e2#_ [...]and their slaves in the house of ...
28szu-nu u3 sza-ak-nu ip-[ti-ra]they and their prefect opened
29be#-ri-nu 5(u) _ku3-babbar_ u3 [...]Berinenu 50 (shekels of) silver and ...
30[a]-mur# la#-qi2#-ti# isz-tu e [...]Look, my debts from ...
31[...] x [...] x [...]
reverse
1[...] u2 [...]... ...
2[szu]-nu ti-la-qu2-na# u3 [...]You will take them, and ...
3szu#-nu sza-ra-qu2-ma u3 [...]They are ša-ra-qum and ...
4i-de {disz}ia-an-ha-mu _lu2_ [...]knew Iān-ḫamu, the man of
5_lugal_-ru sza-ak-nu-szu i-na xthe king, his prefect, in ...
6:" tu-uh-nu u3 _lu2_ wi-a ti-di#-[nu]tuḫnu-disease and a man who gave
7i-na _kur_ su-ba#-ri i-na lu-qiIn the land of Subartu, in the quay
8a-na a-ka-li-szu-nu a-mur[I have seen] their food.
9a-na-ku _ARAD2_ ki-ti a-na _lugal_-ri [u3]I, the true servant, to the king and
10ia-nu ki-ma ia-ti-ia _ARAD2_ a-na“Why, like me, the servant to
11_lugal_-ri pa-na-nu da-ga-li-mamy kingship is wide, and
12_lu2#-kur_ mi-is,-ri u3 in4-<na>-ab-tuthe enemy will be killed and seized.
13_lugal#-mesz kur_ ki-na-ah#-ni isz-tu pa-ni#-[szu]the kings of the land Kinaḫni from his presence
14[u3] an-nu-u2 _dumu-mesz_ {disz}ARAD2-a-szi-ir#-[ta]and this, the sons of Arad-Aširta
15[ti]-da!-lu-na _lu2-mesz kur_ mi-is,-ri# [ki-ma]the people of the land of Mishru like
16[_ur]-ku-mesz_ da-mi-iq mu-tu a-[na ia]-sziGood urkû-vessels for living creatures for me.
17[u3] isz-mu lum-<na> a-na _en_-ia u3and heard a bad news to my lord and
18[_ti-la] zi#_-ia# ka-li _dingir-mesz_-nuLife of my life, all the gods,
19[u3 _{d}nin_] sza# _iri_ gub-la{ki}and the lady of the city of Gubla
20_ti#-la_ u3#? [szu]-ut# _lu2_ sza-a yu-ba-u2the life and? that of the man of Yabau
21lum#-na a-na# _en#_-szu# szum-ma du-na du-na-mathe evil to his lord, if he goes, go, and
22[u2]-ba-u2 a-na-ku [a]-na# _en_-iaI myself to my lord
23sza-ni-tam la-a i-li-[u2] szu#-ri-ibAnother thing: do not go up, enter!
24_lu2_-ka an-nu-u2 a-na _iri_ s,u#-mu#-ra#This man to the city of Sumur
25ka-li _iri-mesz_-ia nu-kur2 a-na ia#-[szi]all my cities are not changed for me.
26it-ti _dumu-mesz_ {disz}ARAD2-a-szi-ir-tawith the sons of Warad-Aširta
27ki-na-na da-nu u3 _lu2-mesz_In Kinana Anu and men
28ha#-za-nu-tu u2-ul# tar-s,a it-ti-iaThere is no feudal service with me
29[i]-nu#-ma {disz}ha-[ia u3 {disz}a]-ma-an-ap-[pa]When Haya and Amanappa
30[a]-s,i2 isz-tu# [_iri_ s,u]-mu-raI went out from the city Ṣumura.
31qa#-du _uruda#_ [u3 ... _x]-mesz_-szutogether with the copper and its ...
32[a-na _iri_ gub]-la#to the city of Gubla
left
1[...]
2[...]
3[...] ti#-iq-ta#-[bu]... you said
4[... _ARAD2_] ki#-[it-ti-ka a]-na-ku..., your servant, am I.

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