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EA 045 (P271133)

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

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DesignationEA 045
IDP271133
Museum no.VAT 01692
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[a-na _lugal {d}]utu_-szi [_en_-ia qi2-bi2-ma]Speak to the king, my lord:
2[um-ma {disz}]mi# x [_lu2 iri_ mi]-is-tu2 [... _ARAD2_-ka-ma]Thus (says) PN, the man of the city of Mistu, your servant:
3[a-na _giri3-mesz_]-ka 7(disz)-[szu u3 7(disz)-ta-a-an]to your feet 7 times and 7 times
4[am-qut x] x di [...]I fall ... ...
5[...] _hi-a_ ka#... ... in your mouth
6[...] ti# [...]... ...
7[...] ku#... holy
8[...]
9[...]
10[...]
11[...]
12[x x] in#-ni-szu-nu _dumu-mesz_ [...]... their ..., sons ...
13[x] kan2# an-na-am a-na-ku [...]... this gate, I ...
14[an]-nu#-tum szu-nu _lu2-mesz_These are men.
15am-mi-ni-im-ma a-na-an#-[din]why did he give?
16u3 u2-sze-szar an-na#and he made it surpassing in heaven
17u3 i-ra-asz-szi sza#and he will bear.
18ad-din-szu-nu-ma a-[na]I gave them and to
19u3 _dumu_ szi-ip-ri-ia#and the son of my messenger
20a-na pa-ni _{d}utu_-szi [_en_-ia]before Šamaš, my lord
21i-na-an-na ad-din#Now I have given.
22[sza]-ni-tu2 _lugal kur_ [ha-at-te iq-ta-bi]a second time, the king of Hatti said:
23am-mi-ni-mi da# [...]Why ...?
24ta-s,a-bat-mi [...]You have seized ...
25isz-pur-ma 2(disz)-szu [_dumu_ szi-ip-ri-szu]sent, and his second son, a messenger of his
26u3 ki-ia-am iq-[ta-bi]and said thus:
27u3 a-na _kur_ mi-is,-[ri]and to the land of Mishru
28szum-ma-mi tub-sze-pa [...]§ 6: If he is a tubšepa-demon
29a-nu-um-ma# [_ARAD2_] a-na# _{d}utu#_-[szi _en_-ia a-na-ku]Now, I am a servant of Šamaš, my lord.
30[sza]-ni-tu2 as,-zu-ri-im [_lugal kur_ ha-at-te]a second Assyrian: king of Hatti.
31it-ti-ia i-na-ki-ir-[mi]will become hostile to me.
32_ti-la-mesz_ ba-la-a-ta sza-a _uzu#_The life and life of the flesh
33li-iq-bi _nam-ti-la uzu zi#_May he command life and good health.
34lu-u2 i-te-mi szum-ma-mior an omen if
35[a]-na# _kur iri_ u2-ga#-ri#-[ti]to the land of Ugarit
36[...] u2 [...]... ...
reverse
1'[...]
2'[...]
3'[x x u2]-nu#-te [...]... furnishings ...
4'[...]-_mesz#_-ia#... my ...
5'[...] a [...]... ...
6'[...] u2 [...]... ...
7'[...] ri [...]... ...
46[...] a-na [...]... to ...
47[...] _ARAD2_ x [...]... servant of ...
48[...] x [...]

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