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Ras Shamra-Ougarit 07, 006 (P347844)

Letter, Middle Babylonian, Ugarit · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationRas Shamra-Ougarit 07, 006
IDP347844
Museum no.NMSA —
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Aleppo, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotUgarit (mod. Ras Shamra)
Coordinates35.6021, 35.7853

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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1⸢um⸣-ma LUGAL-ma“The king’s
2⸢a⸣-na LUGAL KUR u₂-ga-ri-itking of Ugarit
3qi₂-bi-maspeak!
4⸢lu⸣-u₂ šul-mu a-na ⸢ka-a-ša⸣The elû-priest is well.
5⸢ša⸣ taš₃-pu-ra ma-⸢a ERIN₂-MEŠ KARAŠ⸣-iaYou wrote me about the troops of my camp.
6i-na KUR mu-⸢kiš⸣ a-ši-ibin the land of Mu-ekiš I shall reside.
7ERIN₂-MEŠ KARAŠ-kaThe troops of your palace
8i-na KUR ⸢mu-kiš la-a a-ši-ib⸣in the land of Emuš I shall not leave.
9i-na {iri}ap-su-na-a aš-buin Apsuna
10u₃ {giš}GIGIR-MEŠ-kaand your chariots
11ša taš₃-pu-ra ERIN₂-MEŠ ⸢sa₃-ak-lu⸣-tuAs to what you wrote, the troops of the saklû-house
12šu-nu u₃ ⸢ANŠE⸣.KUR.RA-⸢MEŠ⸣-šu-nuand their ēṭera-houses
13ba-ru-u₂ dan-niš₂strong one
b.e.
1ša-al-šu-nuto be theirs
2šum-ma ⸢ERIN₂-MEŠ⸣ ma-aʾ-daIf the workers of the granary are missing
3⸢ba-nu-te mim⸣-mua plant, any plant
r
1⸢la⸣-a a-na-dinhe will give.
2at-ta ERIN₂-MEŠ {lu₂-meš}mar-ia-niYou, the troops of Mariyani
3ba-nu-ti tal-te-qeyou have taken possession of (them).
4it-ti-ka aš-buWith you, I am
5u₃ a-na a-ia-šiand to me
6ERIN₂-MEŠ sa₃-ak-lu-tisaŋultu troops
7tu-še-bi-layou sent.
81{en}ma {m}mil-ku-SIG₅1 Milku-damqa,
9i-na ŠA₃-šu-nufrom their hands
10ba-nihe built.
11i-na-an-na mi-na-aNow, why
12lu-uq-ba-ak-kuI shall speak with you.
13a-kan₂-na ta-aq-ta₂-biyou said thus:
14ma-a {d}UTU{ši} i-na ŠA₃"Šamaš in the hand
15i-ia-nu {d}UTU{ši}whether Šamaš
16⸢a-na⸣ a-šar-šu-ma“Ana’e is his name
17u₂-ka-alhe shall hold.
18a-na-ku u₃ ⸢at-ta⸣I and Attae
l.e.
1⸢a⸣-na pa-ni {d}UTU{ši} lu ni-zizmay he stand before Šamaš
2{d}UTU{ši} ⸢x x at-tu⸣-iaŠamaš, you are my ...
3u₃ at-tu-ka li-iš-alAnd you, may he ask
4ki-⸢i⸣ al-tap-ra-ak-ku u₃ la-a ⸢ta-x-x⸣I have written to you, but do not ...

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