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EA 107 (P271208)

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

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DesignationEA 107
IDP271208
Museum no.VAT 00346
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[{disz}]ri-ib-{d}iszkur iq#-bi#Rib-Adad said:
2a-na _en_-li _lugal kur-kur{ki}-mesz_to my lord, the king of the lands
3_lugal gal lugal_ ta-am-ha-ragreat king, king of battle
4_{d}nin_ sza _iri_ gub-lathe goddess of the city of Gubla
5ti-di-in4 _ga-kal_ a-na _lugal_a ration of grain for the king
6_en_-ia a-na _giri3-mesz en_-iamy lord, to the feet of my [lord]
7_{d}utu_-ia 7(disz)!-szu 7(disz)!-ta-anmy Šamaš seven times seven times
8am-qu2-ut a-mur a-na-kuI fall, I see.
9_ARAD2_ ki-ti _lugal_-ri _{d}utu_servant of the king, Šamaš
10u3 pu-ia a-wa-te-_mesz_ aq-buAnd in my mouth I spoke words:
11a-na _lugal_-ri ki-ta-ma yi-isz3-meto the king truthfully
12_lugal_-ru _en_-li a-wa-te-_mesz_The king, my lord, can be glad.
13_ARAD2_ ki-ti-szu u3servant of his family and
14yi-zi-iz {disz}ih!-ri-pi2-t,a2#Iḫri-piṭa
15i-na _iri_ s,u-mu-rain the city of Ṣumura
16u3 li-qe2 {disz}ha-iband may he take.
17a-na mu-hi-ka u3to you and
18da-gal-szu! u3wide and
19li-ma-ad a-wa-[te-szu]may he hear his words
20u3 szum-ma# da-mi-[iq]and if good
21i-na pa-ni-ka u3in your presence and
reverse
1szu#-ku-un i-naplace in
2_{lu2}maszkim2_-szi _dugud_ i-na#the responsible official in
3pa-ni _lu2-mesz_ ha-za-nu-ti _lugal#_before the mayors of the king
4u3 yi-isz3-me _en_ a-wa-[te]-ia#and yēšme, my lord of words
5a-nu-ma {disz}a-zi-ru _dumu_Herewith, Aziru, son
6{disz}ARAD2-a-szi-ir-ta qa-duAbdi-Aširta together with
7_szesz-mesz_-szu i-na _iri_ du-ma-asz-qahis brothers in the city of Damascus
8u3 usz-szi-ra _erin2-mesz_and the rest of the troops
9pi2-t,a2-ti u3 ti-il3-qe2-szuRelease and take it!
10u3 ta-ap-szu-uh _kur lugal_and the destruction of the land of the king
11u3 szum-ma ki-a-ma i-ba-szuand if, as there is
12u3 la#-a ti-zi-zaand do not stand.
13_iri_ s,u-mu-ra sza-ni-tamanother city
14yi-isz3-mi _lugal_-ru _en_-liYašmi, the king, my lord
15a-wa-te _ARAD2_ ki-ti-szuthe words of a servant of his own
16ia-nu _ku3-babbar-mesz_ a-na na-da-nithere is no silver to be given.
17a-na _ansze-kur-ra_ ga-mi-irto a horse I will pay.
18gab2-bu i-na _zi_-nu u3all on the right and
19id#-na-ni 3(u) ta-pal30 ta-pal
20_ansze#-kur-ra_ qa-du _{gesz}gigir-mesz_horses together with chariots
21[i]-ba-szu _lu2-mesz szir3_there are singers
22mar-ia-nu-ma a-na ia-szi“My brother, to me
23u3 ia-nu _ansze-kur-ra_and there are no horses
left
1a-na# ia-szi a-na a-la-ki a-nato me to go, to
2a-na nu-kur2 _lugal_ ki-na-na-mato the enemy, the true king
3pal#-ha#-ti u3 ki-na-na la-aThere will be no reopening (of the case) and litigating.
4al-ka-ti a-na _iri_ s,u#-mu-ra#I went down to the city of Sumur.

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