Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › P281939

MARV 3, 64 (P281939)

Letter, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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

DesignationMARV 3, 64
IDP281939
Museum no.VAT 08863
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
o
1⸢a⸣-[na ...]“If he goes out into the open country
2u₃ [...]and ...
3⸢qi₂⸣-[bi-ma]it is an eqībi
4um-ma {m}{⸢d}ba-bu⸣-[ŠEŠ-SUM{na}ma]Thus says E22dbābu-ēreš-iddina:
5a-na {m}AN-ki-i-a-⸢bi-ia {lu₂}AŠGAB⸣To Ankiya-ebiya, the šangû-official
6qi₂-bi-a ma-a 1{ni-a-te} {kuš}šu-⸢hu-pa⸣-teSay to me: “One pair of shoes
7ša aš-šu-ra-a-[ia]-⸢a⸣-ta u₃ 1{ni-a-te}⸢ma⸣From Assyrian and 1st
8{kuš}šu-hu-pa-te ⸢ša ku⸣-ut-mu-⸢ha⸣-ia-⸢a-ta⸣šuḫupātu-garments of Kutmu-Ḫaya-Eata
9da-li-ih e-pu-ušto be frightened was done
10ṭup-pa a-na pa-ni-šu ⸢si-si⸣-aA tablet before Esisia
11u₃ še-bu-te a-na pi-i-šuand šebūtu for his mouth
12šu-uk-na ⸢šum-ma i⸣-qa-bi-a-ku-nuIf he says to you
13ma-a ⸢ta-hap-šu a-na {kuš}šu⸣-hu-pa-teHe said: “The tahapšu-plant for the eḫupatu-vessels
14ša aš-⸢šu⸣-ra-[ia]-⸢a⸣-ta la-aš₂-šuThere is no Assyrian.
15ta-hap-ša ⸢i+na⸣ pi-ti GAL sa-pi-eYou rub (them). Ina-e-īde is the opening of the chief of the sapwort.
16le-⸢qi⸣-a hu-ra-ta ma-⸢aš₂-ki 1 BAN₂⸣“Let me take (them) away! From the road, I will bring them to you. 1 seah
17i-ba-⸢aš₂-ši-u₂⸣-ni le-qi-aTake what there is to take.
18ṣu-⸢ur⸣-[ra] ⸢di⸣-na-ni-šuHis šūmur priestess
19ar-[hiš₂] ⸢le-pu-uš⸣
20x [x] x [i+na] ⸢a⸣-la-ki-ia... in my elapsing
21[...] ⸢ad⸣-da-na-ku... I am the father-in-law
22[...]-⸢ka⸣-an ⸢ri⸣ x [...]... the ean, the eri
23[...] x x [x x]
b.e.
24[...] tu ša ⸢pi⸣-[ti]... of the extispicy
25[...] ša da-an-na-⸢at⸣... who is everlasting
r
26[a-na sa]-⸢re⸣-e-ni qi₂-bi-aSpeak to Sarēni.
27[ma-a ...] x MEŠ ṣa-ar-⸢hu⸣-[te]saying: “... šār-eḫûte
28I₃ x [x] DU₁₀.GA la ⸢tu⸣-[ra-aq-qa]good ... oil, not to be poured out
29ma-a [i]+⸢na⸣ {giš}ŠIM-MEŠ x [...] xsaying: “When will the cypress trees
30ki-⸢am-ma⸣ ša-al-ma-a-[... A]-⸢MEŠ⸣(Sum) It is the place of the šalma temple (Akk) The place of ... temples
31i-ka-[ṣu]-u₂-ni x [...] xhe smote
32i+na ka-ṣa-e u₃ za [x x x] ⸢e⸣with beer and ... e’e
33a-na {giš}⸢ŠIM⸣-MEŠ DU₁₀.GA-MEŠ ta-ta-ba-akTo the good ēšû-trees you have poured.
34a-na MUNUS-MEŠ ša i+na pi-tiFor the women who in the responsibility
35{m}sa-re-e-ni i-la-ma-da-niSarēni and Ilamadani
36qi₂-bi-a ma-a ṣa-la-te a-ki-šu-maSpeak to me, thus:
37la tu-ga-[am-mi-ra] ma-a mu-ra-qi-u₂-ti-ki-naDo not abandon me, (saying): “Your servants
38li-im-⸢da⸣ [ma]-a šum-ma ⸢ta⸣-tu-raMay he return! If he returns
39ṣa-⸢al⸣-[ta] ta-sa-da-ar-ʾayou will rub (them) with a paste
40u₃ a-di [al-la]-ka-niand until I come
41mu-ra-qi-u₂-ta la la-am-dawho has not been seized,
42ma-a la-ba-⸢na-ti⸣-ki-nasaying: “You are not yours,’
43u₂-na-ka-⸢as⸣ u₃ a-nahe shall remove, and to
44{m}sa-re-e-⸢ni⸣ qi₂-bi-aŠarēnî speak!
45ma-a šum-ma ta-[sa-da]-ar ṣa-al-[ta]“If you are to recite the incantation three times
46tak₂-di-ri x [...] x x(Sum) ... ... (Akk) The takdīru priestess
47{munus-meš}mu-ra-[qi-a-te] xfemale lambs
48[...] x x x [...]
l.e.
49'{iti}hi-bur [U₄] 20KAM₂ li-muMonth Hibur, 20th day, eponymy of Nabû-šarru-uṣur.
50'{m}{d}a-[šur]-KAMAdad-ereš

Sources & licences

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