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ARM 14, 075 (P351415)

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

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DesignationARM 14, 075
IDP351415
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
2[um]-ma ia-qi2-im-_{d}iszkur_thus Yaqim-Adad
3_ARAD2_-ka-a-mayour servant
4asz-szum _lu2-mesz_ ia-am-ha-di-i{ki}Concerning the people of Yamḫadi
5u3 za-al-ma-qa-i{ki} sza ip-ta-na-at,-t,a3-ru-nimand Zalmaqāya, whom he had kept secret,
6be-li2 isz-pu-ra-am i-na pa-ni-tim-maMy lord wrote me before
7a-na _lu2-mesz_ sza ba-za-ha-tim u3 a-li-sza-amto the men of Bazaḫtim and Ališam
8a-na {lu2}su-ga-gi-_mes_ u3 _lu2 nu-banda3-mesz_to the chariot fighters and the captains
9dan-na-tim asz-ku-un um-ma a-na-ku-maI established strongholds, thus I:
10{lu2}ia-a-am-ha-di-im{ki} u3 za-al#-ma-qa#-ia-am{ki}Yamḫadim and Zalmaqayam
11sza ki-ma e-li-isz i-la-kuthat he went up like a mountain,
12sza#? tup#-pi2 be-li2#-ia#of the tablet of my lord
13[...] _lu2-mesz#_... men
14[szu-nu-ti ar-hi]-isz# ta-ra-ni-is-szu-<nu-ti>They are quickly restoring them.
reverse
15[i-na-an-na] e-zu-ub la 1(disz) me s,a-bi-imNow, I have fled, but there are not 100 prisoners.
16sza# [it-ta]-al#-ku-nim 1(disz) _lu2_ ia-am-ha-du-um{ki}who came, 1 man of Yamḫadum
171(disz) _ansze#_ [i]-re#-ed-di _kaskal_ sza ha-am-qi2-im1 donkey she-ass for the road of Hamqim
18s,a-bi-it-ma i-la-akis captured and he will go.
19i-na qa-ab-li-it mu-szi-imin the middle of the night
20_lu2#-mesz#_ sza# ba-za-ha-tim u2-te-er-ru-ni-isz-szu-mathe men of Bazaḫātum brought him and
21a-na s,e-ri-ia ir-du-ni-isz-szu _lu2_ sze-tuto my country he gave him a man of barley
22a-na ne-pa-ri-im u2-sze-ri-ibhe brought it into the reedbed.
23pa-na-nu-um ba-za-ha-tu-ia i-na ha-am-qi2#-im(Sum) I am the one who smites my face with a curse (Akk) My face is smeared with an curse
24qe2-er-be2-tim ma?-ta-ri-im u3 e2-ka-pa-anin the middle of the land and the storehouse
25sza#-ak-na i-na-an-naare here; now
26ki-ma na-asz-pa-ar#-ti# be-li2-ialike the message of my lord
271(u) _lu2-mesz_ i-na gi-ir-ri-im sza bur?-di-hi-im10 men in the wagon of Burdiḫum
28asz-ku-un ba-ha-za-tu-iaI established my cult centers.
29du-un-nu-na a-hu-umDunnuna, the brother
30u2-ul na-diI did not know.

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