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ARM 14, 103 (P351443)

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

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DesignationARM 14, 103
IDP351443
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
2um-ma ia-qi2-im-[{d}iszkur]Thus Yaqim-Addu
3_ARAD2_-ka-a-mayour servant
4u4-um tup-pi2 an-ne2-e-em a-na s,e-er be-li2-ia#When this tablet to my lord
5u2-sza-bi-lam ia-wi-{d}iszkur sza be#-[li2-ia]I sent. Yawi-Addu of my lord
6_dumu_ ha-ia3-ma-el3 sza be-li2 a-na s,e-er#son of Haia-mā-El, which my lord to the flock
7{disz}a-tam-ri-im isz-pu-ru-szu um-[ma-a-mi]Atamrīm wrote to me, saying:
8ra#?-s,a#?-ma#?-a{ki} a-li i-na zu-mu-ur a-lim#[{ki}]Raṣāma, the city in the midst of the city
9[pu-t,u2]-ur# [ik-szu]-dam# u3 2(disz) _dumu_ szi-ip#-[ri-im]he released, he reached, and 2 sons of the craftsmen
10[_lu2_ esz3-nun-na{ki}] it#-[ti]-szu ik-szu#-du#-[nim]the man of Ešnunna with him gathered
11[{disz}ia-wi-{d}iszkur t,e4-ma]-am# asz2-ta-[al-ma]I asked Yawi-Addu for a report and
12[ki-a-am iq-be2-em um-ma-szu]-u2-mathus said his mother:
reverse
1'[...] x-si-im ki-[...]... the earth
2'[...] a-di ma-ri#?[{ki?}]... as far as Mari
3'[u3 a-na s,e]-er a-tam-ri-imand to the land of Atamru
4'isz-ta#-na-ap-pa-ra-am um-[ma-a-mi]he keeps sending me, thus:
5'i-na zu-mu-ur a-lim{ki} pu-ut,-ra-[am-ma]in the district of the city release, and
6'at-la-ak# ku-usz-dam u3 a-tam-rum ak-[...]I am going, I am asleep, and I am sleeping ...
7'a-na s,e-er _{lu2}sukkal_ isz-pu-ur um-[ma-a-mi]to the vizier sent, saying:
8'a-lam{ki} u2-hi-isz szum-ma sza# pa-t,a3-ri#-[im]the city of Alam he provided for. If that of the slain
9'szu-up-ra-am-ma _gu2_ a-lim{ki} lu-um-hu-[ur-ma]send me, and I shall inspect the city bank, and
10'lu-up-t,u-ra-am u2-la-szu-ma a-lam [...]“Let me release him, so that ...
11'an-ne2-tim ia-wi#-{d}iszkur id-<bu>-ba-am-[ma]This Yawī-Addu spoke and
12'a-na s,e-er be-li2-ia asz-pu-ra-am u3# [asz-szum]I wrote to my lord, and concerning
13'sza i-na s,a-bi-im in-ne-ep-[szu]which were made in the army
14'_dumu-mesz_ szi-ip#-[ri-im szu-nu]-ti# a-na s,e-er be-li2-[ia]these craftsmen to my lord
15'u2-ul at,-ru#-[ud] um#-ma a-na-ku-ma a-wa-timI did not hear, thus I: the words
16'da-al-ha-tim la i-im-ma-ru asz-szum [ki-a-am]they did not see a flood because thus
17'a-na ter-qa{ki} at,-ru-us-su2-nu-ti-[ma ki-a-am]I sent them to Terqa, and thus
18'aq-bi-szu-nu-szi-im um-ma a-na-[ku-ma]I said to them: "I myself
left
1_lugal_ a-di _u4 3(disz)-kam_ i-ka-asz-sza-[dam ...]The king will reach the 3rd day ....
2_lugal#?_ gi-ir-ra-am sza e-bi-ir-[tim ...]king of the four quarters of the world
3i-il-la-kam-ma ip#-pa#-as2-sa#-ha#-am# [...]He will come and he will remove ...
4x x x u3 a-na ki-ib#-ri-{d}da-gan# [...]and to Kibri-Dagan
5ma-am-ma-an la id#-[...]Nobody ...

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