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EA 167 (P271188)

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

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DesignationEA 167
IDP271188
Museum no.VAT 00326
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 {disz}tu3-u-tu3 _en_-ia a-bi-ia?]To Tutu, my lord, my father
2'[um-ma {disz}a-zi-ri _ARAD2?_-ka-ma]Thus Aziri, your servant:
3'[a-na _giri3-mesz en_-ia am-qut?]I fell at the feet of my lord
4'[a-na muh-hi _en_-ia lu-u2 szul-mu?]May it be well with my lord!
5'[isz-tu a-ma-_te-mesz? lugal en_-ia]After the words of the king, my lord,
6'[la a-pa]-at,#-t,ar [u3 isz-tu a-ma-te-_mesz_-ka?]I will not release you, and from your words
7'[la a-pa]-at,-t,ar [a-di da2-ri-ti?]I shall not be deprived of (them) forever.
8'[mi-i]-na#-am ap-pu#-[na]-ma# [u2-ba2-a'-i]Why did I write to you and ask you?
9'[pa-ni] _lugal#_ ba2-nu-ta# [u2-ba2-a'-i]the mouth of a king who was born he shall cut off
10'[a-na-ku? _ARAD2_]-ka u3# [_dumu_-ka?]I, your servant, and your son
11'[_lugal] kur_ ha-at-te [i-na _kur_ nu-ha-asz]-szeking of the land Hatti, in the land Nuhashshe
12'[a]-szi-ib u3 li#-[ip-t,u4]-ur#he resides and may he release
13'u3# a-nu-um-ma [...]And now ...
14'a-na-ku u3 {disz}ha#-[ti]-ip#I and Hatip
15'ni-il-la-ka3#-am# [i-na ha-mut]-isz#We shall come here quickly.
16'mi-im-ma-am#-[ma i-na _uzu_ lib3-bi-ka]all that from your belly
17'la ta-sza-ka3-an# [ka3?]-asz?-da2#?-[ku?]Do not place (them) in a sealed case
18'i#-na szul-mi u3 pa-ni _en#_-[ia]In peace and in the presence of my lord
19'lu#-u2 a-mur ba2-nu-ta5-ammay I see. It is an inscription
reverse
1[i]-na _kur_ nu-ha-asz-sze _lugal kur_ ha-at-te#In the land Nuhashshe, king of the land Hatti,
2a-szi-ib u3 pal-ha-ku isz-tu pa-ni-[szu]I live and I am afraid from his presence.
32(disz) 1(disz)-tim# _kaskal#_-nu i-na a-szar a-szi-ib2 1st journey in the place where he dwells
4isz-tu _iri_ tu4-ni-ip u3 pal-ha-kufrom the city he fled, and I was afraid.
5u3# li-ip-t,u4-ur u3 ka3-asz-da2-kuand let them release, and I will be beaten.
6as#-surx(AMAR)-ri an-na-ka3-am i-na _kur mar-tu_This is the survey in the land of Amurru.
7_kur en_-ia i-il-la-ka3-am-mathe land of my lord will come, and
8u3 pal-ha-ku isz-tu _kur en_-iaand I am afraid from the land of my lord
9{disz}tu3-u-tu3 i-na-an-na a-mur#?Now, I have seen
10_uzu_ lib3-bi-ia u3 a-ma-te-_mesz_-iamy heart and my words
11am-ma-la i-na ti-ir-s,i2 _uzu_ lib3#-[bi-ka?]as much as in your heart's desire
12[ka3]-asz-du it-ti {disz}tu3-u-tu3 _en_-[ia]with Tutu, my lord
13[_en_-ia] lu#-u2# ha-di3-ia-tamay my lord be glad!
14[i-nu-ma] ka3-asz-da2-ku a-na-[ku?]When I was defeated, I was
15[a?-na? a?-ma?]-a#?-ri# pa-ni _lugal en#_-[ia]to the presence of the king, my lord

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