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ARM 14, 079 (P351419)

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

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DesignationARM 14, 079
IDP351419
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
1[a-na be]-li2-[ia]to my lord
2qi2-bi2-[ma]speak!
3[um-ma] ia-qi2-im-{d}iszkurthus Yaqim-Addu
4_ARAD2#_-ka-a-ma#your servant
5{disz}ha-la-a-ku-mu {lu2#}ha#-[nu-um]Halākum, the mayor
61(disz) _{sag}ARAD2_ i-na# ma#-at x x x x [...]1 slave in the land of
7a-na {lu2}su-ti-i-_mesz_ id#?-[di?-in?-ma?]to the Sutians gave, and
82(disz) _ansze hi-a_ u3 3(disz) _udu hi-a_ szi#?-[im-szu] ir#?-de#?-em#?2 homers of wheat and 3 sheep of wheat as his wages he shall measure out.
9i-nu-ma an-na-nu-um _{sag}ARAD2_ a-na# [...]When Annnum, the slave to
10u2-sze-ti-qu2 _lu2-mesz_ sza ba-za-[ha-tim]the men of Bazaḫatum
11u2-ul i-mu-ru-[szu]they did not see him
12i-na ta-ia-ar-ti-szu#on his return
132(disz) _ansze hi-a#_ [u3 3(disz) _udu hi-a_]2 homers of wheat and 3 sheep of wheat
14_lu2-mesz_ [sza ba-za-ha-tim]the men of Bazashim
15is,-ba-[at-ma a-na s,e-ri-ia]seized and to my side
reverse
1ir-de-em-[ma? ha?-la?-a?-ku?-mu?]he knew, and my share
2sza _{sag}ARAD2_ a-na# _lu2#-mesz_ su#-ti-[i]of the slave to the Sutians
3id-di-nu as2-ni-iq# ha#-la-a-[ku-mu ki-a-am iq-be2-em]he gave; I am a slave; he said thus:
4um-ma szu-u2-ma i-na x [...]Thus he: in ...
5i-na ma-a-tim sza-ni-tim _sag-ARAD2#_in another country, the slave
6a-na ma-a-tim sza-ni-tim# [...]to another country
7ad-di-in at-ta a-na# [mi-nim x x x] x [...]I gave. You to ... ...
8um-ma a-na-ku-ma ma-tum [ka-lu]-sza#Thus I: the entire land
9sa!-li-ma-tum sza be-li2-ia-mathe peace of my lord
10ur-ra-am i-la-ku-nim-ma be-li2 i-ma#?-ha#?-ru#?-[ma?]In the future, my lord will ask and
11a-na-ku mi-nam a-pa-al a-nu-um-[ma]I, what do I know? Herewith
12{disz}ha-la-a-ku-mu u3 2(disz) _ansze# [hi-a]_Halākumu and 2 donkeys, rented
left
1[usz]-ta#-re-em 3(disz) _udu hi-a_ sza x [...]3 sheep ... ...
2[x x] x-szum t,a3-ba-hu-[um-ma]... is good.
3[it,-bu-hu]-ma u2-sa3-an#-[ni?-iq?-szi?-na?-ti?]he smote, and he made them fall.
4[...] be#-li2-ia [...]... my lord
5[...] x [...]

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