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ARM 14, 024 (P351364)

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

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DesignationARM 14, 024
IDP351364
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-maSpeak to my lord!
2um-ma ia-qi2-im-{d}iszkurThus Yaqim-Addu
3_ARAD2_-ka-a-mayour servant
4u4-um t,up-pi an-ne2-e-em a-na s,e-er be-li2-iaToday, this tablet to my lord
5s,u2-up-pa-am _bad3-ki_ szu-ul-hu#-u2 me-eh-ri-it e2 {d}da#-gan#The brickwork of Duranki, the šulḫû, the entrance to the temple of Dagan
6s,u2-up-pa-<am> a-na a-szi-im la#? [x] x-e?-em im#-qu2-utThe hoof fell to the ground not
7e-pe2-esz15 _bad3-ki_ sza [...]to build the wall which ...
8sza-ar-hi-isz x [...]In the future ...
9i-na-an-na be-li2 a-na# [... _lu2 gal marduk_]Now, my lord to ... the great Marduk
10babila2{ki} li-x-[...] xMay Babylon ...
11[x] i-di2#-ia-tim x [...]... my debts ...
reverse
1'[u3? be-li2 a-na ki]-ib#-ri-{d}da#-[gan li-isz-pu-ur-ma]May my lord write to Kibri-Dagan
2'2(disz)? [me? {lu2}]ter#-qa-i{ki} li#-[il-pu-ut-ma]2 hundred (?) Terqaeans may they kill, and
3'tap#!-pu#-tam# li-il-li-ku-[nim-ma]May a companion come to me and
4'i-na _u4 1(u)-kam bad3{ki}_ sze-tu lu-uk-s,u2-ur#On the 10th day of Dūr I shall harvest the barley.
5'li#-bi#-it-tum sza ga-ma-ar _bad3{ki}_ sze-tu#the libītu-festival of the festival of Dur-šetu
6'ir-si _{gesz}mar-gid2-da hi-a_a pole of a wagon
7'sza _sze_-em [i]-na-as-sa3-kaof barley he shall give to you
8'ap-t,u2-ur-ma a-na li-bi-it-timI opened, and to the eponymy
9'qu2-ur-ru-bi-im qa-tam asz-ku-unI placed a hand on its brickwork.

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