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YOS 14, 069 (P286477)

Administrative, Early Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE

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DesignationYOS 14, 069
IDP286477
Museum no.YBC 09954
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodEarly Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
GenreAdministrative

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
1a-na sza-am-hu-um qi2-bi2-maSpeak to Šamḫum
2um-ma {d}nanna-ibila-ma-an-szum2-mathus Nanna-ibila-manšum:
3{d}utu li-ba-li-it,-kaMay Šamaš keep you alive!
4t,e4-em ta-asz-pu-ra-am tup-pa-amYou wrote me a report.
5u2-sza-bi-la-a-ku am-mi-nim mi-hi-ir“Why are you asking me?
6tup-pi2-ia la tu-sza-bi-lamYou did not send my tablet.
7u3 lu at-ta la ta-al-<li>-kamAnd you should not go anywhere!
8t,e4-ma-am ki-a-am asz-pu-ra-kumI sent you the following report:
9um-ma a-na-ku-ma ge-rum i-t,e4-ha-a-amThus (says) “I am a slave who has fled
10u3 szi-im _ku3-babbar 1(u) ma-na#_ a-di ma-diand the price of silver, 10 minas, as much as
11i-t,e4-ha:a-am sza a-na zimbir{ki}a storm which to Sippar
12szu-ur-du mi-im-ma sza qa-ti-kaSend me everything that is in your hand!
13a-na a-li2-ba-ni-szu szu-bi-elSpeak to Ali-banīšu!
14u3 szu-pu-ur-szum-maand send to him.
15ar-hi-isz s,i2-bu-suquickly his anger
16li#-pu#-uszmay he do.
reverse
1la-a-ma mu-pa-li-sa#-am“It is not, it is not a slanderer
2ir-szu isz-tu s,i2-bu-tamhe took from the slave-girl.
3sza-ti i-te-ep-szu _ku3-sig17_that he has done gold
4KU wa-ar-ki a-ni-isz-ma“After that
5u2-ul i-la-ak ki-sza#-mahe will not go together
6i-na la i-di-im asz-pu-ra-kuI wrote to you without knowing.
7{disz}ARAD2-NI-tim sza-al-maARAD-NI-tim is healthy
8li-iq-bi-ku-um ki-mathey shall say to you as
9sza it-<ti>-ka a-da-bu-bu la wa-at-raI shall speak with you, but it is not good.
10i-la-am u3 {d}utu# gi-mi-il-ma“Ilam and Šamaš are reconciled
11sza a-na a-li2-ba-ni-szu sza-pa-ri-imthat to his city he sent
12u3 ar-hi-isz s,i2-<bu>-ti-imand quickly the people
13sza-ti e-pe2-szi-im u3 ka-sza-di-imThat which is to be done and to be achieved.
14e#-pu-usz ki-ma i-na sza-ni-imI did as in the other.
15a-hu-um a-ha-am i-la-pa-tu(If) a brother, a sister, he will die.
16szi-pi2-ir-ti e-ri-ba-am#-{d}suenwork of Erībam-Sîn
17isz-pu-ra-amhe wrote to me
left
1a-wa-tum ma-di-isz ma-ar-s,a-ni ge-rum ar-hi-isz(Sum) The word of the lord is a storm, it rages very quickly (Akk) His word is very awe-inspiring, it shakes quickly
2i-ta-s,i2 a-na a-li2-ba-ni-<szu> szi-pi2-ir-tam szu-um-ri-is,-maHe went out to his city. Write a letter to him, and
3szu-pu-ur ge-rum ARAD2-NI-tim la i-zi-ib ap-pu-tum(Sum) Do not abandon your servant, do not abandon his servant (Akk) Disregard that the servant does not obey your servant

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