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ARM 06, 070 (P339007)

Letter, Old Babylonian, Mari · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationARM 06, 070
IDP339007
Museum no.NMSDeZ — ?
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Der-ez-Zor, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotMari (mod. Tell Hariri)
Coordinates34.5504, 40.8887

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 be-li2#-[ia qi2-bi2-ma]Speak to my lord
2um-ma ba-ah-[di-li-im _ARAD2_-ka-a-ma]Thus Bahdi-Lim, your servant:
3_dumu-mesz_ szi-ip-ri t,e4-hi-tum# [...]The sons of the work-assignment, the teḫītu-offerings, ...
4{disz}ia-ah-mu-us-dingir u3 [...]Iaḫmus-ilī and
5{disz}na-am7-ra-sza-ru-ur x [...]Namra-šarur
6a-li-ik i-di-szu-[nu] x x [...]I marched with them ...
7ik#-szu#-du-nim u3 ki-[a-am iq-bu-nim]they sealed it, and thus they said to me:
8[um-ma] x [...]Thus ...
reverse
1[a-na] zi#?-im?-ri#-[li-im-ma]to Zimri-Lima
2'i-na#-szu lu-u2 na-sze-e it-ti [_lu2-mesz_ szu-nu-ti]with him or with those men
3't,e4-mu-um an-nu-um sza i-nu-ma wa-asz2-ba#-[ku sza-ak-nu]This is the news that when I was stationed
4'u3 a-me-er-ta-szu-nu asz2-ta#?-al#? [um-ma-a-mi _{gesz}tukul-hi-a_]and their witnesses I asked: “Why is my weapon
5'sza in-ne#-ep#-szu ki-i um#-ma#-a-[mi da-am7-da-am]which he has done, like a slanderer
6'_lu2_ la-ar-sa3{ki} 1(u) li-mi _lu2_ babila2#[{ki} s,a-bu-um]the man of Larsa, 10 thousand men of Babylon, ṣabum
7'sza ha-am-mu-ra-pi2 di-ku u3 1(u) [li-mi ba-al-t,u2]of Hammurapi, the judge, and 10 thousand prisoners of war
8'u3 um-ma#-[a]-mi i-nu-ma s,a-bu-um _lu2#_ [esz3-nun-na{ki}]and my mother, when the governor of Ešnunna
9'isz#-tu# an-da-ri-ig{ki} i-tu-ra-am [szum-ma {gesz}IGI.KAK-szu]from Antarig returned. If his fingernail
10'szum#-ma _{gesz}illur_-szu# ki-a-am sza-aq#-[la-at u2-ul isz-szi-szu-ma]If his axe, like a šaqlātu-tool, did not take it away, and
11'u2-ul u2-sa3-ah-hi-ir-szi# an-ni-tam sza iq#-[bu-nim]this which he said
12'u3 um-ma a-na-ku-ma pa-an _lugal_ ki-i [um-ma-a-mi]and thus I: "When I was before the king
13'pa-nu ik-ki-ru-nim# [...] x x [...]The face trembled ... ...
left
1an-ni-tum# a-me-er-ta-szu-nu u3 i-[na-an-na]This is their explanation, and now
2{disz}i-szar-li-im pa-an um-ma-na-tim# [s,a-bi-it]Išar-Līm was captured before the troops.
3u3 s,a-bu-um _lu2_ esz3-nun-[na]{ki} [...]and Ṣabum the man of Ešnunna

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