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EA 145 (P271136)

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

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DesignationEA 145
IDP271136
Museum no.VAT 01695
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 ...]-ti#to ...
2[qi2]-bi2#-[ma]speak!
3[um-ma {disz}zi]-im-ri-da#Thus Zimrīda
4[a-na _giri3]-mesz!#_ am-qu2-utto the feet I fell
5[lu-u2] ti-i-de i-nu-mamay you know. When
6szal-ma#-ku u3 at-ta isz-tuI am well, and you from
7szul-mi-ka# isz#-tuYour well-being from
8ma-har _lugal_-ri _en#_-iabefore the king, my lord
9sza-a-ri _uzu ka#_ :" pi2-kašāru means "mouth."
10tu2-ti-ra-an-ni!you have turned to me
11isz-te-mi a-wa-_te-mesz#_-ka#According to your words
12sza# [i]-na# qa-at {disz}a [...]which from the hand of ...
13ti#-il#-tap-ra-an-niyou wrote to me
14da#-[an]-na-at nu-kur-tum# ma-galthe strong one, the nukurtu-demon, the great
15[ti-ka]-asz#-sza!-ad [a-di]you will conquer as far as
16[_kur]-hi-a_ [sza] _lu2-mesz maszkim#-[mesz lugal_]The land of the king's agents
reverse
1u3 a-nu-[um]-ma# u3 _lugal#_-[ru]Now, and the king
2_en_-nu up#-[ti]-ig#-gi isz-[tu]The guards of the reed-beds have been removed from
3_kur-hi-a_-szu u3 la-a ti-ik-szu-du-nahis land, and do not abandon it!
4sza-a-ri pi2-i-szuthe šāru of his mouth
5a-na ma-har _ARAD2-mesz_-szu sza i-szu-[u2]before his servants who he has
6i-na _kur-hi-a_ s,u2-uh-ri sza2-ni-tamin another country
7u3 i-nu-ma taq-buand when you spoke
8a-na _kur-hi-a_ a-mur-ri a-wa-at-mito the land of Amurru I spoke,
9ti-isz-te9-me2 isz-tu asz-ra-nu#-um#“I have heard that from Assyria
10tu2#-te-ra-am a-na ia-a-tiYou return to me.
11[yi]-isz#-te-me2 gab2-bu-um-milisten to me, my whole body
12[x x]-ka# :" ia-ak-wu-un-ka#... your ... and Iakwun your
13[u3 yi]-da#-ga#-al# 2(disz) _igi-mesz_-ka#and Yidagal, your 2 eyes
14[a-nu-um-ma isz]-tu# _kur-hi-a_ a-el#-lim# a-tur#Now, I have returned from the land Ellim.
15[...] uz#-zu... your limbs
16[...] gu x [x x]... ...
left
1[...] _bi#-mesz_ u3 asz-szum-ma#... ... and concerning
2[...]-ia [x]... my ...
3[...] it#-ti-ka# i-ba-asz#-szi#... there is with you.
4[...] _igi-mesz_ mi-it-ga#-[ri]... the faces of a triangle.
5[...] _ARAD2#_-ka# a-[na]-ku#... I am your servant.

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