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VS 16, 037 (P372892)

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

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DesignationVS 16, 037
IDP372892
Museum no.VAT 06116
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter

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'[um-ma ...]-maThus ...:
2'[{d}x u3] {d}urasz asz-szu-mi-iaMay ... and Uraš my name
3'[da]-ri#-isz _u4_-mi li-ba-al-li-t,u2-kaMay they keep you alive forever!
4'i-na ba-ab nu-ur2-a-li-szuat the disposal of Nūr-ališu,
5'sza hu-um-ti-imbelonging to Humtum
6'um-mi i-ni-ib-{d}utumother Inib-šamaš
7'_dumu_ i-pi2-iq-i3-li2-szuson of Ipiq-ilišu
8'_szesz_ ka-ar-ka-ri-na-bi-tibrother of Karkarinabiti,
9'sza a-hu-szu it-tiof his brother with
10'{disz}{d}nanna-ibila-ma-an-szum2#Nanna-ibila-manšum
reverse
1usz-buhe erected.
2tap-pe2-e si-ia-tumthe companions of Siyatum
3i-na ru-ug-bi sza sag-gu-ud-ba-la-t,i3at the threshing floor of Saggudbalaṭu
4[sza mah]-ri-i-ni wa-asz-buwho before us were stationed
5{disz}ip-qu2-{d}utu sza ig-mi-la-an-niIpqu-Šamaš, who had entrusted me
6isz-tu [x x] la isz-pu-ra-amafter ... he did not send
7[a-na _dumu-mesz_] sza _e2_ a-bi-iato the sons of the house of my father
8[qi2-bi2]-ma a-di a-ka-asz-sza-da-kaSpeak to me until I reach you!
9it#-ti#-sza la i-sa3-al-li-muwith her they shall not be reconciled
10szum-ma a-hi-tum i-na zu-um-ri-szaIf a brother in her body
11i-ba-asz-szithere is
12lu#-u2 1(disz) _gin2 ku3-babbar_ szu-qu2#-ulor 1 shekel of refined silver
13[x (x)] x-bi-a-[...]... ...
left
1[(x) a]-wi#-lam u2-na-i-id li-is3-hu-ra-ku... a man shall bring, may they return to me.
2[{disz}{d}]isztaran#-isz-me-an-ni _simug u3 aga-us2_ szi-ta-a-alAdad-išmeanni, the smith, and the soldier were killed.
3[(x)] te#-e-er-szu-ma... you return to him, and

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