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TCL 14, 45 (P357535)

Letter, Old Assyrian, Kanesh · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE

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DesignationTCL 14, 45
IDP357535
Museum no.AO 08709
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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
1um-ma im#-[di2-lum2-ma a-na]Thus Imdilum: to
2a-szur3-ta-ak-la2#-[ku u2 ...]Ashur-taklāku and ...
3qi2-bi-ma / a-na#Speak to
4a-szur3-ta-ak-la2-ku qi2-bi-[ma]Say to Assur-taklāku:
5ta-sza-pa2-ra-am i-na [t,up-pi2-ka3-ma]You will write on your tablet.
6um-ma a-ta-ma / a-na szaThus (says) “Why to
7_ku3-babbar_ isz-ti2 a-ma-ri-imthe silver with the flood
8la u2-sze2-bi-la2-ku-ni li-ba-[ka3]he did not send to you, let him come.
9la2 i-la2-mi3-in _ku3-babbar_-ap2-ka3he shall not pay. The silver
10u3 [_ku3]-ki_-ka3 / sza _ku3-babbar_-ap2-ka3and your silver of the apkku-tax
11a-di2 u4-mi3-im a-nim / a-ka3-lu-u2-niuntil the day when the Anum floods
12_ku3-babbar_ / a-ka3-na-ak-masilver he shall weigh out, and
13isz-ti2 bar-ki-u2-tim u2-sze2-ba-la2-kumhe will bring you from the outer world.
14a-hi a-ta / ki-ma t,up-pi3-iMy brother, like a tablet,
15ta#-sza#-me#-u2-ni _ku3-babbar_-pi3you heard, the silver
16[u3 ni]-qi2#-a-am sza pi3-ka3and the offerings of your mouth
17[...] x-ka3... ...
18[...]
19[...]
reverse
1'x x x-im [...]... ...
2'a-wa-tam2 [...]a word
left
1sze2-er-qi2-im ir-gu5-mu-szu-ma / zi-ku-szu(Sum) The šerqīm priestess was angry with him and his rage (Akk) He was angry and his anger
2u2-ka3-lu / a-hi a-ta a-wi-il# [gi-mi3-lim]they will hold. The brother, from the side of the man, may it be well.
3a-na#-[ku ga-ma-al-ka a-le-e]I am well; you can be glad.

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