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BATSH 4, 08 (P282642)

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

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DesignationBATSH 4, 08
IDP282642
Museum no.NMSDeZ 03293
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)

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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)
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3'x [...]
4'x x [...]
5'x [...]
6'x [...]
7'ša x [...]of ...
8'a-na [...]to ...
9'it-ta [...]With ...
10'EN a-na [...]lord to
11'a-na {iri}si-⸢na⸣-[nu ...]to Sînanu
12'ša hu-ra-[di ...]of the road ...
13'hu-ra-⸢du⸣ [...]Huradu’e
14'a-di {iri}si-[na-nu ...]as far as Sinanu
15'u₃ ta-lu-x [...]and ...
16'šu-ub-ri-[u₂ ...]The šubrû
17'u₃ ni-e-[nu ...]and the people ...
18'{giš}MA₂-MEŠ [...]The boats
19'al-ta-x [...]I ...
20'li-iš-pi-[...]May he
21'šu-up-ra u₃ [...]Send and
22'at-ta-lak ⸢li-iš⸣-[...]I went, eliš-e...
23'šum₂-ma ⸢ša⸣ {lu₂}NAGAR-MEŠ la-a ⸢ši⸣ [x x] ⸢pa-ni⸣ [x x] EN-ia li-ib-ni-u₂If a carpenter’s house is not an ešî-house (or) a ...-house my lord may build.
24'li-il-li-ku-u₂-ni {giš}MA₂-MEŠ le-pu-šuthey should come and make boats.
25'iš-tu EN na-ma-ši-šu 5 lim ERIN₂-MEŠ i+na pa-ni hu-ra-di ⸢ik⸣-[tu-uš-du]-⸢ni⸣From the lord of the nāšu-demon 5 thousand troops before the ḫuradu-priest
26'an-nu-tu URU li-il-bi-u₂ u₃ an-nu-te a-na {iri}bi-⸢ra⸣-[te]These cities should be built, and these to Bīrāte
27'lu-u₂-še-be-er ki-i i+na URU la-a še-ṣu-e u₃ URU la-a [še]-⸢lu-e⸣If he does not dwell in the city, he will not enter the city.
28'aš₂-šum₂ A-MEŠ ša EN iš-pu-ra-a-ni A-MEŠ u₄-ma la-a a-⸢ba-ta-aq⸣Concerning the water about which my lord wrote to me, I will not be able to clear the water today.
29'A.ŠA₃-MEŠ-šu-nu li-iṣ-pu-u₂ ša-am-mi a-na pi-i {giš}MA₂ GALMay they release their fields. That is according to the wording of the great boat
30'e-li-u₂-ni u₄-ma A-MEŠ a-ba-ta-aq el-la-nu-šu-nuWhen I have poured water, I will surpass them.
31'i-pal-li-su a-na 5 U₄-MEŠ hu-ra-duHe will pay back in five days.
32'a-na {iri}[BAD₃]-kat-li-mu i-qar-ri-ba(SU) A-MEŠ a-ba-ta-⸢aq⸣to Dūr-Katlimmu he shall march. The water I have poured out
33'lu A-MEŠ ša hi-ri-ṣi u₃ lu na-qu-ri gab-bu e-⸢ṣu⸣or the water of the irrigated area and the naquru-water, all the ešbû-vessels
b.e.
34'ERIN₂-MEŠ A.SIG₅ 1 lim i+na pi-tu-ia us-bu1 thousand good men stayed in my responsibility.
35'ARAD-ka la-a u₂-še-ṣu-⸢šu⸣ la-a ul-te-ṣi-u₂-šu-⸢ma⸣Your servant, I will not let go out, I shall not let it go out.
36'i-da-šu a-ṣa-bat x [x] x ⸢il-la-ka⸣ x xI will give him. I will seize ... of Elaka’e
37'šum₂-ma a-di EN x [x x ...]If until the lord ...
r
38'aš₂-⸢šum₂⸣ ERIN₂-MEŠ DUMU-MEŠ SIG₅ ⸢u₃⸣ ERIN₂-MEŠ ša {giš}TUKUL-MEŠ ša [x] x-niAs for the troops, the good sons, the troops of the weapons of
39'di-ku-u₂-ni ṣa-ab-bu-tu-ni ša EN iš-pu-ra-an-niWhat my lord wrote to me:
40'ma-a al-ta-ta-pa-ra-šu-nu u₃ ki-i [x x x x x x] x"I have sent them, and if ......
41'ša EN-ia a-ia-a-tu a-ba-tu-šu [x x x x x x x x]of my lord, my words ......
42'aš₂-šum₂ ⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ SIG₅ de-ku-u₂-te EN iš-tu ul-x x x x x xIf the good ēšû-priests are seized, the lord from
43'x x-na-an a-na EN-ia it-ti-din i+na [pa-ni DUMU-MEŠ SIG₅] ⸢de-ku-te⸣he gave to my lord. In front of the good sons of the Dekute
44'mi-im-ma in-ni-pa-aš₂ ša x x [x] x-MEŠ-[šu]-nuwhatever he has done their s
45'e-⸢le⸣-u₂-ni a-na pa-ni EN-ia [x x] x [x x] x... before my lord ...
46'GAL-MEŠ ša {kur}kar-du-ni-aš₂ u₃ DUMU-MEŠ SIG₅ [x x x x]-šu-nuthe chiefs of Karduniaš and the good sons
47'ki-i-mu an-nu-te ma-za-al-ta i-ṣa-bu-⸢tu a-na-ku⸣ x x x x-⸢su⸣Just as these ... I am ... ...
48'aš₂-šum₂ {m}DINGIR-pa-da ARAD-ka ša ⸢EN iš-pu-ra-an-ni⸣ [ma-a]Concerning Ilī-padâ, your servant of E’el, who wrote to me:
49'me-e-tu šu-ut DINGIR ša EN-ia qa-⸢as-su iṣ-ṣa⸣-[ba-at]The dead one of the god of my lord is seized by his hand
50'ki ib-ta-al-ṭa it-te-be i+na E₂-su x x [x x x x x]When he has redeemed himself, he will leave his house .......
51'a-na ba-a-be la-a ⸢uṣ⸣-ṣa-a ša-ar-⸢ku⸣ u₃ x x [x x x x x]to the gate not to enter, the šāku-priest and
52'il-lu-ku-ni el-la-an ⸢E₂ ša-ar-ki-šu⸣ x [x x x x]They went up to the house of the šarikušu-priest
53'it-tab-ši ša-nu-te-ia x x x x [x x x x x x]has seized those of mine ......
54'ERIN₂-MEŠ šu-ub-ri-u₂ a-na {iri}ni-ih-ri-⸢a⸣ x [...]The Šubrian troops to Nihri-ea
55'hu-bat ṣe-ri ša {iri}ni-ih-ri-a ih-[tu]-⸢ub⸣-[tu ...]he conquered the enemy land of Nihriya
56'ha-me ša {iri}ni-ih-ri-a u₃ {iri}pa-nu-⸢a⸣ [...]The people of the cities Nihriya and Panu'ea
57'mi-im-ma [...]All that
58'ub-ru {kur}ha-at-ta-iu-u₂ i+na pi-ti EN-⸢ia⸣ [...]The Hittite envoy, from the responsibility of my lord
59'1 LU₂-šu li-iš-pu-ra i+na qa-x-x [...]Let him write to me, in ...
60'a-na {iri}ku-ma-hi u₃ {kur}i-šu-a lu-⸢u₂⸣ [...]to Kummaḫi and his land may I go out
61'i+na GIR₃-MEŠ-šu 1 su-ti-e x [...]With his feet 1 Sutean ...
62'⸢li⸣-il-li-ik a-na i-ša x [...]Elī-illik to ...
63'⸢u₃⸣ qa-su-nu [...]The “house-of-the-mound-demons, their hands
64'[ṭe₂]-⸢em⸣ qi₂-bi-te ša ub-[ri ...]The command of the en priestess
65'⸢u₃⸣ mi-im-ma [...]“Ea, whatever
66'DUMU-MEŠ ši-ip-ri-ia ša a-na [...]My messengers who to
67'[u₂]-te-ru-u₂-ni ṭe₂-e-[ma it-ta-ab-lu-ni ...]they have returned, and they have brought ...
68'[x]-te DUMU-MEŠ ši-ip-⸢ri⸣-[ia ...]... the sons of Šip-eriya
69'[x x] [...]
l.e.
1''[...] ša su-ti-e ša še-am a-na {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat... of the Sutian, of the mountain to Hanigalbat
2''[...] x-tu EN-ia it-tal-ku-ni EN ar-hi-iš... my lord, they came to me quickly.
3''[...] ⸢it⸣-tal-ku-ni ki-i bi-ra-tu <a-na> ba-ra-e(Sum) ... when you enter, like a lion, he will not come out (Akk) When you enter ..., when you leave, you will not go out
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