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BATSH 4, 04 (P282638)

Middle Assyrian, Dur-Katlimmu · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationBATSH 4, 04
IDP282638
Museum no.NMSDeZ 03396 + NMSDeZ 03837
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Der-ez-Zor, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
Find spotDur-Katlimmu (mod. Tall Shekh Hamad)
Coordinates35.6463, 40.7436

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)
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1a-na {m}{d}[a-šur]-⸢i⸣-din EN-iaTo Assur-ēdin, my lord:
2ṭup-pi₂ {m}{d}30{mu}SIG₅ ARAD-kaTablet of Sîn-mudammeq, your servant.
3ul-ta-ka-<in> a-na di-na-anI do obeisance. Give it to me!
4EN-ia at-ta-lakI have gone to my lord.
5pa-ni {m}10PAP ki-i ANŠE.KUR.RA-MEŠbefore Adad-nāṣir, like horses
6na-ṣu-u₂-ni e-te-qa-an-nihe brought, he appointed me.
7ur-ki-te-⸢šu⸣ na-ak-ru a-na {iri}har-beUrkite-šû, enemy, to Harbe
8im-tu-qu-ut ša 5 {giš}MAR.GID₂.DA-MEŠthey fell. Of 5 wagons
9GU₄-MEŠ il-te-qe 10 ERIN₂-MEŠ i-⸢du⸣-[uk]He took the oxen and killed 10 people.
10GU₄-MEŠ ša {giš}nam-šar-⸢ra-a-te⸣ [il-te-qe]He took the oxen of the namšar-rāte-priests.
11mim-ma ša-nu-te-⸢ia⸣ [...]All my possessions
12iš-tu ha-x [...]From ...
13ka ša x [...]The mouth of ...
14i-ta-x-x-x [...]... ...
15[x]-⸢il⸣-tu su-x x [...]... eiltu ...
16[x x x] ul-ta ⸢hi⸣-u₂ [...]... from the steppe ...
17[x x x x x] ⸢il⸣ [...]... el-e-
r
1'a-na-ku a-na {iri}x x x x xI to the city
2'[u₄]-⸢ma⸣ la-li-ik 5 U₄-MEŠ lu-us-⸢bu⸣I want to go tomorrow and tomorrow for 5 days.
3'⸢ha⸣-me li-iz-bi-lu-u₂-nimay they bring.
4'⸢al⸣-te-me-ma na-ak-ru i+na ⸢KUR⸣-[e]The enemy in the Ekur temple
5'⸢ma⸣-a-na ⸢ma⸣-a-na ši-di {id₂}⸢su⸣-ub-na-⸢at⸣“When he goes out, when he comes out, the river Subna-ēṭer
6'u₃ {id₂}sa-ru-u₂-a i-ma-⸢qu⸣-[ut]and the Sarû river they shall pluck up
7'ha-me ⸢i⸣-ša-ra-ap aš₂-šum₂ an-⸢ni⸣-[te]“Hamme, I want to utter an arap prayer to An
8'la-am-mu-uš
9'pa-ni-ma EN{li} ⸢iš⸣-[pu-ra]before the lord of the ešû-priest
10'ma-a-na ma-a-na {iri}sah-la-li [x x x]“Mana, mana, Sahlalu ...
11'u₃ {iri}du-ni-{d}a-šur KASKAL-MEŠ ⸢le⸣-[qe]and Dūni-Assur, the journeys
12'<ṭe₂>-ma šu-pur ma-am-ma lu la u₂-ṣaNobody should remove the fingernail of anyone
13'e-bu-ra la e-pu-šuThey did not build a house
14'tu-uh-ni u₃ I₃.GIŠ.ŠEtuḫnu-flour and oil
15'si-ma-te le-ru-šu ša-da-aq-di-ma“Standing-of-the-throat’ magic will be performed against him, and
16'i+na u₄-me an-nu-te e-nu-šu ur-ki-u₂On these days, the old ones will be taken out.
17'ma-am-ma ri-tu-šu la-a u₂-ma-liNo one shall remove his curse.
18'{iti}ku-zal-lu U₄ 22KAM₂ li-<mu> {<m>}i+na-{d}a-šur-MU-aṣ-batMonth Kuzallu, 22nd day, eponymy of Ina-Assur-šuma-asbat.

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