Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › P271111

EA 095 (P271111)

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

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationEA 095
IDP271111
Museum no.VAT 01668
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
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
1[a-na _lu2] gal_ qi2-bi2-maSpeak to the great man, and
2um#-ma {disz}ri-ib-{d}iszkur a-na _giri3#-[mesz_-ka]Thus Rib-Adad, to your feet
3am#-qu2#-ut {d}a-ma-na <<u3>>I fall at the feet of Amanus
4u3 _{d}nin_ sza _iri_ gub-laand the lady of the city of Gubla
5ti-di-nu _tesz2_-ka i-na pa-nigive, your hands in the presence
6_lugal_-ri _en_-li-ka-maThe king, my lord, should know this.
7[a]-nu-ma ta#-asz-pu#-ra# a-na ia-sziNow, you wrote to me:
8[...]-ni#-ka#... of your ...
9[...]
10[...] nu [...]... not ...
11[...] il3 [...]-qa... took
12[...]-na a-na [x x _x]-mesz_... to ...
13[a]-na# [...] ma-ar#-s,i2#to ... he will die.
14[u3 ...]-raand ...
15[u3 ...] ia#-szi ku#-usz-di#And ... for me, a sacrifice.
16[u3 ...] _erin2-mesz_ pi2-t,a2#-tiand ..., prisoners of war
17[u3] ku#-usz#-da i-na# [_erin2-mesz_]and rations among the troops
18pi2#-t,a2#-ti-szu u3 ti#-il5#-[qe2 _iri_]Release him and take the city!
19an-ni-ka# [...] yi-deThis ... I shall know.
20szu-ut [u2-szi]-ru#-bu#-kathat he sent to you
21[a]-na# _kur_ a-mur#-ri# szi-me2#to Amurru listen!
22ia#-szi u3 [...]For me and ...
23[an]-ni-ka# sza#-ni#-tam# u2-ulYour second statement is not true.
24ki# pa-na-nu# {disz}ARAD2-a-[szi-ir-ta]from before Abdi-Ašir
reverse
1mi#-nu# i-ru-ub# [...]What entered ...?
2[... a]-na# ma#-ni# [i]-la-[ak]... he will go to the land.
3[...] _lugal# kur_ mi-is,#-[ri]... king of the land of Mishri.
4_kur_ a-mur#-ri#-ma# [i]-da#-gal#the land Amurrum will expand.
5u3 yi#-iq#-bi mi-nu [...]And what ...?
6_kur_ an-ni-tu# ma-[x]-da-at#This land is ...
7_kur_-ka# a-na ia-szi yu-wa-szi#-ra#Your land to me I will conquer.
8_lugal# kur_ mi#-is,#-ri _{lu2#}maszkim2_-szu#king of the land of Miṣri, his witness
9u3 yi-il3-qe2-szi a-na sza-a-szu#and take her for him.
10sza#-ni#-tam ku#-usz-da at-ta#Secondly, you are a kušda.
11ki-ma ar#-hi-isz3# u3 le#-[qa]Take it as quickly as possible.
12gab2-ba u3 tu-uron the left and on the right
13u3 le-qa _erin2-mesz_ pi2-t,a2-[ti]and take the prisoners of war.
14ar-ka#-nu sza#-ni-tam le#-qa#After that, take another one.
15[...] le#-qa#-ma# 2(disz) me [_lu2-mesz_]... take, and 200 men
16_kur#_ me2#-lu#-ha u3 [ti?-na-s,a-ra? _iri_]The land Meluḫa and the city Tinaṣara
17[{disz}]ARAD2#-a-szi#-ir-ta ma-ri-is, _ma#-gal#_Warad-Aširta, the chief surveyor
18[mi]-nu [i]-de i-nu-ma _ba-usz2_When he dies
19[x] nu [...] ia [...]... not ... ...
20_iri#_ szi-ga-ta [u3] _iri#_ [am-pi2]the city Šigata and the city Ampi
21[... u3] _iri#_ am#-mi#-ia#... and my city
22[u3] _iri#_ bat,-ru#-[na]and Batruna
23[x x] ak [...]... ...

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.