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Prag 714 (P359296)

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

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DesignationPrag 714
IDP359296
Museum no.Prague I 714
CollectionCharles University, Prague, Czech Republic
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

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 i-na-a qi2-bi-ma [um-ma]Say to him thus:
2a-ba-a-ma mi3-szu-um#Who is it that he is?
3a-wa-tam2 sza ha-asz2-ha#-[ku-ni]the word that you have spoken
4i-a-ti2 la2 ta-sza-pa2-[ra-am]you will not write me.
5ma a-mu-zi-zi-ka3 [ta-aq-bi]-ma"Amuzizida you said, and
6um-ma a-ta-ma li x [...]-x-amThus (says) ...
7la2-mu-du-ma a-wa-su2-nu la2 a-sza-me?I do not know their words.
8a-wi-lu-u2 sza a-na i-di2-szu-[nu?]a man who to their own
9qa2-lu-la2-<i>-ni e-ta-na-pu-szu-[ni]<they> have slain me.
10a-na a-la2-ki-ka3 u3 a-wa-ti2-ka3for your journey and your words
11ga-ma-ri-im la2 ha-di2-u2(Sum) I want to utter a lament to the lord (Akk) The lament is not uttered to me
12i-pa2-ni-tim ig-ri-u2?-ni-mahe smote, and
13um-ma szu-nu-ma u4-me-eThus they: “The day
14s,i2-bi-szu-um a-na-ma“Why
15me-er-e a-hi-a al-e-[u2-ni]he smote his brother.
reverse
1szu-nu qa2-tam2 im-ta-ah-s,u2#They shook the hand.
2a-ma-kam a-szur3-na-dathe word of Assurnada
3sza-i-il5 u3 a-na-nu-umŠa-Il and Annum
4a-wa-tum sza _e2_ a-lim{ki}the word of the house of the city
5im-ta-aq-ta-ma u2-la2 al-[qe2?]-mahe fell, and instead I took, and
6u4-me-e la2 / sza-ak-na-kumThe day is not set for you.
7_ku3-babbar_ sza i-s,i2-ib2-tu3the silver of the interest
8x x x ma a sza x x ka3-ma... is there.
9[a]-na x ta#?-ka3-sza-ad [...]To ... you will put
10isz-tu3-ma i-na babila#from Babylon
11a-na me-er-e a-hi-[a] _ku3-babbar_for a second time, the silver
12tu3-ku-ta-i-na-ni 1(u) 1(disz) _ma-na_Tukuntainani 11 minas
13_ku3-babbar_ di2-na-nim-ma i-na _ku3-[babbar_]the silver against me, and from the silver
14u2 ne2-mi3-li-szu li-is,-ba#?-[at]and Nēmilišu may he seize
15sza#-zu-za-tu3-ka3 [...]Your šazatu prayer
16la2 i-mu-u2 _dumu_ a-hi-a [...]he did not know, son of Ahiya
17[(x)] sza#-at#?-ma a-na a-lim[{ki}]that to the city
left
1i-ta-la2-ak#-ma _ku3-babbar_-ap2-ka3 i-ta-ba-alhe goes and your silver he shall weigh out.
2x [x] x x x a-lim{ki} ma x... the city
3i-na x [x] szu na a x x ha-ra?-[(x)]in ... ...
4mi3-szu-um ta-ad-mi3-iq#-ta-szu [la2 is,-ba]-atWhat has he done wrong? He has not grasped it.

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