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Ras Shamra-Ougarit 07, 046 (P347884)

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

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DesignationRas Shamra-Ougarit 07, 046
IDP347884
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)

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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.

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0[um-ma {m}{giš}TUKUL{ti}{d}NIN.URTA LUGAL {kur}{d}a-šur]Thus says Tukulti-Ninurta, king of Assyria:
1[DUMU {d}sal₂-ma-nu]-SAG LUGAL {kur}{[d}a-šur-ma]son of Salmaneser, king of Assyria.
2[a]-na LUGAL {kur}u₂-[ga-ri-it]to the king of Ugarit
3[qi₂-bi-ma a-na E₂-HI].A DAM-MEŠ-[ia]Speak to the houses of my wives.
4[...]-ia ANŠE.KUR.RA-MEŠ-ia... my horses
5[da-an-ni]-⸢iš⸣ da-an-ni-⸢iš⸣ [šul-mu]He is well, he is well
6a-na muh-hi-ka a-hu-u₂-a lu-u₂ šul-[mu]May my brother be well!
7[...] ⸢x⸣ a-na DUMU-MEŠ-⸢ka⸣ [...]-MEŠ-⸢ka⸣... to your sons
8[...]-MEŠ-ka [...]-a... your ...
9[...]-⸢x⸣-ka KI.KAL.BAD-⸢MEŠ⸣-[ka]... your ..., your ‘strength’
10[... lu]-u₂ ⸢šul⸣-[mu]... may it be my ‘vulmu’
11[... a]-na [muh]-⸢hi⸣-ia ta-⸢x⸣-[...]... to me, you ...
12u₃ {m}⸢tu⸣-[ud-hu-li-ia LUGAL] {kur}ha-[at-ti] an-ni-ta il-tap-raand Etudḫuliya, king of the land Ḫattu, has written to me.
13a-na ⸢muh⸣-[hi-ia ma-a] am-mi-ne₂-e [...]“To my emuḫīya, why ...
14EN ma-⸢mi-ti⸣-ia ta-ak-šu-ud-ma ta-al-qi₃Lord of my land, you have become strong and bought (me).
15um-ma a-⸢al⸣-ka₃ lu-u₂ ni-in-da-ah-hi-iṣ ma-a la-aThus (says) Aḫi-elka: "Let us be frightened!"
16ki-am-ma a-na-ku al-li-ka-ak-ku a-na mi-it-hu-ṣi [...]“Just as I am going to you, ... in order to ...
17u₃ a-na-ku an-ni-ta al-tap-ra-aš-šu ma-a at-ta am-mi-ne₂-eAnd I have written to him thus: "Why are you here?"
18ta-al-li-ka ma-a a-na-ku al-li-ka-ak-ku-um-mi"You came to me, saying: "I will come to you."
19u₃ a-na-ku i+na u₄-mi-šu ERIN₂-MEŠ-ia {giš}GIGIR-MEŠ-iaAnd I, on that day, my troops and my chariots
20ad-de-ek-ke a-na {iri}ta-e-di i+na la-a ka-ša-diI went down to Tādi, without reaching.
21u₃ {m}tu-ud-hu-li-ia LUGAL {kur}ha-at-ta-iu-u₂ {lu₂}DUMU KIN-MEŠ ša-ni-aand Tudḫuliya, king of the land Ḫattayu, this messenger
22a-na muh-hi-ia il-tap-ra 2 ṭup-pa-MEŠ{ti} ša nu-kur₂-tihe has written to me. Two old tablets
23u₃ 1{et} ṭup-pa ša šul-mi na-a-ši 2 ṭup-pa-MEŠ{ti} ša KUR₂{ti}and one tablet of well-being is given. Two tablets of enemy land
24a-na pa-ni-ia uk-ta-al-li-im ki-i-me-e ERIN₂-MEŠ-iaI have sworn by the name of my troops.
25a-ma-te-MEŠ ša nu-ku-ur-ti il-ta-na-am-mu-u₂The words of the nukūrtu-commentary keep on repeating.
26ṣa-ar-mu-ni il-li-ku-ni u₃ {lu₂}DUMU KIN{ru}Šarmuni came, and the messenger
27ša LUGAL {kur}ha-at-ti i-da-gal ki-i-me-e U₄ 3-KAMof the king of the land Ḫattu he will serve. Like the 3rd day
28i-te-et-qu u₃ {lu₂}DUMU KIN{ru} ša LUGAL {kur}ha-at-tiand the messenger of the king of Hatti
29ṭup-pa ša šu-ul-mi a-na pa-ni-ia uq-tar-ri-ibI presented a well-being tablet to my presence.
30u₃ i+na lib₃-bi ṭup-pi-šu a-kan₂-na ša-ṭir um-ma-a šu-u₂-maAnd from his tablet he wrote thus:
31ma-a {d}IŠKUR u₃ {d}UTU lu-u₂ i-du-u₂ ma-a ⸢šum-ma⸣ a-na-ku“May Adad and Šamaš know (this), and I myself
32it-ti LUGAL {kur}{d}a-šur ŠEŠ-ia nak(NAGA-)ra-ku-mi [u₃ ...]with the king of Assyria, my enemy, and
33sal-ma-ku-mi ma-a šum-ma {lu₂-meš}mu-un-na-bi-du [...]I am sick, saying: “If the men ...
34la-a ut-ta-ar-ra-šu-me u₃ ERIN₂-MEŠ ša ⸢x⸣ [...]They shall not return them, and the troops of ...
35ša i+na pa-ni LUGAL {kur}{d}a-šur in-na-bi-du [...]which before the king of Assyria had brought
36u₃ i+na ša₂ {kur}ha-at-ti i-te-er-bu ma-a ⸢x x⸣ [...]and they entered the land Ḫattu, saying: “
37u₃ a-na LUGAL {kur}{d}a-šur la-a u₂-še-bal ⸢x x⸣ [...]and to the king of Assyria he did not bring.
38ma-a am-mi-ne₂-e ŠEŠ-MEŠ ne₂-e-nu ⸢it-ti⸣ [ha-miš]“Why are these people deprived of their rites?
39nak-ra-ni ma-a ⸢x mah⸣-ru [...]His enemy, saying: “It is high, it is high
40du-uk-ku u₃ GU₂.DU₃.A ⸢x⸣ [...]Duukku and Kudurru
41iṣ-ṣe-na-ah ma-a 1{en} [...]Išbenah said: “One
42u₃ a-na-ku a-RIB um-ma-a [...]And I, the scribal apprentice, said: …
43ne₂-e-nu u₃ ul-tu ha-[ra-am-ma ...]The nēnu-demon and the ḫaramma (demon) ...
44pag-ru ša LUGAL {kur}zu-la-[pa ...]The campaign of the king of the land of Zulipa
45u₃ a-na-ku it-ti ha-⸢miš⸣ [...]And I with Ha’emiš
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1ki-i a-ma-te an-ni-ta LUGAL {kur}ha-⸢at⸣-[ti a-na UGU-ia]As to this matter, the king of Ḫeat-eti to me
2iš-pu-ra-am-ma u₃ {iri}ni-ih-ri-⸢ia⸣ [...]sent me, and Nihriya
3u₃ a-na-ku ERIN₂-MEŠ-ia uq-tar-ri-ib [...]And I presented to my troops ...
4u₃ {iri}ni-ih-ri-ia i-la-ab-bi {m}LU₂ ⸢GAL⸣ [...]and the city Nihriya he will take. A man of the palace
5ša LUGAL {kur}ha-at-ti a-du ERIN₂-MEŠ-šu ša {kur}⸢ha⸣-[at-ti]of the king of Hatti together with his troops of Ḫatti
6i+na {iri}ni-ih-ri-ia a-ši-ib u₃ a-na-ku a-[ma-te an-ni-ta]in Nihriya I went, and I this matter
7a-na muh-hi LUGAL {kur}ha-at-ti al-ta-par₂ ma-a {iri}⸢ni⸣-[ih-ri-ia]I sent to the king of Hatti, saying: “My city Eniḫriya
8it-ti-ia na-kir ma-a am-mi-ne₂-e ERIN₂-MEŠ-ka“Why are your troops hostile to me?"
9i+na {iri}ni-ih-ri-ia aš-bu ma-a i+na ki-it-ti-ma it-⸢ti⸣-[ia]I was in Nihriya, (saying): “On the right and left side of me
10sal-ma-ta u₃ la-a nak-ra-ta ma-a am-mi-ni-ma“You are ill, and you are not a criminal! Why are you
11ERIN₂-MEŠ-ka {iri}ni-ih-ri-ia u₂-da-an-ni-nu ma-a {iri}ni-ih-⸢ri⸣-[ia]Your troops from Nihriya gave me orders: “Nihriya
12a-la-am-mi ma-a šup-ra ERIN₂-MEŠ-ka ul-tu ša₂ {iri}ni-ih-ri-[ia]"I will go and send your troops from Nihriya."
13lu-še-eṣ-ṣu-u₂ la-a i-ma-an-gur la-a iš-pur-raHe has not returned and has not written to me.
14u₃ a-na pa-ni {lu₂}DUMU KIN-ia qa-at-šu a-na pa-ni {d}UTU [it]-ta-šiand in the presence of my messenger he took his hand to Šamaš.
15ma-a at-ta {d}UTU lu-u₂ ti-i-de ma-a šum-ma a-na-ku"You, may Šamaš know! If I
16ul-tu LUGAL {kur}{d}a-šur i-ša-ad-di-ru-ni ki-i-me-e a-na-kuAfter the king of Assyria had sworn, I
17a-ma-te-MEŠ-šu an-na-a-ti al-te-me u₃ ṭup-pa ša ma-mi-tiI have heard these words, and the tablet of my case
18al-ta-ṭar u₃ ul-te-bi-la-aš-šu ma-a i+na ki-it-ti-kaI have written to him and he has sent him, saying: “In your trust
19ṭup-pa a-na pa-ni {d}UTU lu-pu-ut u₂-ul i-ma-an-gura tablet before Šamaš I shall make, but he will not return it.
20ṭup-pa a-na pa-ni {d}UTU a-na la-pa-ti u₃ a-na-ku i+na u₄-mi-šu-maa tablet before Šamaš for the extispicy and I on that day
21ERIN₂-MEŠ-ia ul-tu {iri}ni-ih-ri-ia at-ta-ša-ahmy troops from Nihriya I mobilized.
22i+na {iri}šur-ra he₂-di ERIN₂-MEŠ-ia al-ta-kan₂{an}In Šur I placed my troops.
231 me-at 20 A.ŠA₃ be-ri a-na he₂-di ERIN₂-MEŠ ša LUGAL {kur}ha-at-ti120 (shekels of) bēru-land for the troops of the king of Hatti
24ir-te-da-ni-im u₃ 1{en} {lu₂}mu-un-na-<bi>-da ul-tu lib₃-biand one lord from within
25ERIN₂-MEŠ ša {kur}ha-at-ti it-ta-bi-da a-na UGU-iaThe troops of the land Ḫattu have come to me.
26ik-ta-ša-da a-na pa-ni-ia an-ni-ta iq-bi ma-a LUGAL {kur}⸢hat⸣-[ti]he has sealed and said to me this: “The king of the land Ḫatti
27ša-di-ir u₃ il-la-ka₃ u₃ ha-am-da-ti il-ta-nap-pa-raThe šadīru-official and the ilāku-official will come and keep writing to me.
28u₃ lu-u₂ ti-i-de ma-a lu-u₂ pu-ut-qu-da-ta ki-i-me-e“You should know (this), so that you can be sure that you are safe.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
29a-na-ku a-ma-te-MEŠ ša {lu₂}mu-un-na-bi-di al-te-meI have heard the words of the governor.
30a-na {lu₂}⸢NIMGIR⸣ na-gi-ri ša KI.KAL.BAD-MEŠ-ia al-ta-siI have written to the herald of my fortified outposts.
31ma-a ⸢sa⸣-[ri]-a-na-te-ku-nu hu-ta-al-li-pa u₃ {giš}GIGIR-MEŠ-ku-nusaying: “Your sa’erianāte-vessels have been broken, and your chariots
32ru-⸢uk-ba⸣ ma-a LUGAL {kur}[hat]-ti ša-di-ir u₃ il-la-ka₃Ru-e’ukba-e says: “The king of the land Ḫatti has been captured, and he is coming—
33a-[na-ku ...]-ta-na-a {giš}GIGIR-ia aṣ-ṣa-me-ed u₃ at-te-ṣiI, the ... of my chariot, have been gathered, and I have come up.
34ma-a LUGAL {kur}ha-at-ti ša-di-ir u₃ il-la-ka₃ u₃ ERIN₂-MEŠ-iaHe said: “The king of the land Ḫattu is captured and he will come, and my troops
35[u₃ {giš}GIGIR-MEŠ]-ia ul-tu lib₃-bi uš-ma-[an-ni ...] la-aand my chariots from within it I have not
36[il-li-ku]-⸢ni⸣ i+na pa-ni-ia u₃ a-na-ku a-na lib₃-bicame before me, and I myself
37[...]-⸢ti⸣ i-te-ru-ub di-ik-ta ra-ba-a lu ad-du-uk(Sum) ... I entered (Akk) I entered ..., I have killed a great storm
38[...] a-du ERIN₂-MEŠ-šu ul-tu pa-ni-ia... together with his troops from my presence
39[...]-⸢ti⸣-ia it-ta-bi-ku it-ta-⸢al-lak⸣-ku... my ... has gone, has gone away
40[...]-⸢x⸣-MEŠ-šu it-[ta]-bi-ku it-ta-[al-lak-ku]... his ... went and went
41[...] uš-⸢ma⸣-[an-ni ...]... he made me enter
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1[...] ⸢x x x⸣ [...]
2[...] an ši... heaven
3[...] e-ta-pa-aš [x]... he has done
4[...] ERIN₂-MEŠ ša mi-na-[...]... the troops
5[...] ⸢x⸣ MEŠ [...]... eš ...

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