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EA 169 (P271104)

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

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DesignationEA 169
IDP271104
Museum no.VAT 01660
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[...]
2[...] x
3[...] szul#-mu... well-being
4[...]-sa-a-nu ia-nu... there is none
5[_lugal] en#_-nithe king, our lord
6ni#?-dag-galNidaggal
7[at]-a tu3-bal#-la-t,a2-an-niYou have freed me
8[u3] at-ta tu3-usz-mi-it-an-niAnd yo[u] have encouraged me
9a-na pa-ni-ka-ma a-dag-galBefore you, I am frightened.
10u3 at-ta-ma _en_-iaand you, my lord
11u3 _en_-ia li-isz-<<mi>>-meand my lord may hear.
12a-na _lu2-mesz ARAD2_-szu {disz}a-zi-ri _{lu2}ARAD2_-kaTo the men, his servant, Aziri, your servant:
13i-na asz-ra-nu la tu3-wa-ah-he-er-szuDo not turn him away from the cella!
14ar-hi-isz usz-sze-ra-asz-szuquickly he made him enter.
15u3 _kur-mesz_ sza _lugal en_-ni li-na-as,-s,urand the lands of the king, our lord, may guard.
16sza-ni-tam a-na {disz}tu3-ut-tu3 _en_-iaSecondly, to Tuttu, my lord
17szi-me a-ma-_te-mesz lugal-mesz kur_ nu-ha-asz-szeListen to the words of the kings of the land of Nuhashsh!
18a-na ia-szi iq-bu-nimto me said,
19a-bu-ka-mi i-na _ku3-sig17-mesz_my father with gold
20ta-ap-szur-szuyou have sent him.
21[a]-na _lugal kur_ mi-is,-rito the king of Egypt
reverse
1u3 ma-te9-e-mi# u2-wa-szar-szuand whatever he requests, he shall release him.
2isz-tu _kur_ mi-is,-rifrom the land of Miṣri
3u3 gab2-ba2 _kur-kur-mesz_ u3 gab2-ba2and the borders of all lands and borders
4_lu2-mesz erin2-mesz_ su2-u-tu3the men and troops of Sūtu
5ki#-a#-am-ma iq-bu-nimThus they said:
6la-a-mi [u2]-us,-s,i2-mimy limbs he made go out
7{disz}a-zi-ri isz-tu _kur_ mi-is,-riAziri from the land Miṣri
8u3 i-na-an-na _lu2-mesz_ su2-u-tu3and now the Sutu men
9isz-tu _kur-mesz_ i-pa-t,a2#?-ru-nimfrom the lands they shall release
10u3# ut?-ta-na-a'2-i-du-nimand Utta-nāʾi-dinim
11a-na# muh-hi-ia a-bu-ka-miTo me, your father
12[i]-na _kur_ mi-is,#-ri a-szi-ibI dwelled in the land Mishru.
13[u3?] ni-ip#-pu-usz nu-kur-ta it-ti-kaand we will do obeisance with you.
14[...] x-a-ma _lu2-mesz_-szu-nu u3 szi-me... ... and their men and hear
15[a-na? {disz}tu3-ut]-tu3#? _en_-ia {disz}a-zi-riTo Tuttu, my lord, Aziri
16[ar-hi-isz usz-sze]-ra-amquickly brought to an end
17_maszkim#?-mesz_guarantors
18[_kur_] nu-ha-asz-szethe land Nuhashshe
left
1[...] li-iz-zi-iz... may he stand.
2[...] nu?-_kur2_ it-ti-ka... will not change with you
3[...] ip# x gab2#?-bi... its chest

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