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TCL 01, 030 (P386466)

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

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DesignationTCL 01, 030
IDP386466
Museum no.AO 03958
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
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[a-na li]-pi2-it-e2-ato Lipit-Ea
2[qi2]-bi2-maspeak!
3[um-ma] {d}iszkur-ra-bi-mathus Adad-rabi:
4[{d}utu u3] {d}marduk li-ba-al-li-t,u2-kaMay Šamaš and Marduk keep you alive!
5[szum]-ma _erin2_ i-pa-at,-t,a2-ar-maIf the troops are seized, and
6[al]-la#-kam-ma u2-hi-in-ni-iaI came, and he seized me
7[a]-sza#-ak-ka-an _erin2_ u2-ul ip-t,u2-ur-maI shall place. The troops have not been released, and
8[u2-ul] al-li-ka-maI did not come and
9[u2-hi]-in#-ni-ia u2-ul asz-ku-unI did not place it.
10sza#-at#-ti-sza-am-ma e-ma a-sza-ka-nu-kaThat is why I ask you:
11u2-ul at-ka-la-ak-kuI will not hold back.
12ni-zi-iq-tu-um-ma“Seizing-of-the-mouth-disease’,
13ma-ti-a-ma li-ib-bi u2-ul tu-na-pi2-isz“Nobody will alter my heart’s desire.‭
14[i]-na#-an-na a-na szu-ku-un-ne-e sza-ka#-[nim]Now, set it up for the securing.
15[u2]-wa#-e#-er-ka-mahe will inform you, and
16ta#-al-li-ikto go
17[a-nu]-um#-ma dingir-szu-ba-ni u3 a-wi-il-{d}iszkurNow, Ilu-šubāni and Awil-Addu
reverse
1at,#-[t,a-ar]-da#-ak-kuI have sent to you.
2i-na [x x] x {d}marduk x x KIin ... Marduk
3[x x x x x] x x
4x [x x x x x x]
5i-na _{gesz}banesz_ {d}marduk#? u2#-hi#-in-nion the table of Marduk he planted me.
6szu-ku-un _1(disz) sila3_ u2-hi-in-nu1 sila3 of juniper
7la ip-pa-ra-ak-kuthey shall not release you.
8ki-ma u2-hi-in-nu-u2-ia na-szuHe bears the responsibility as if he had brought me.
9asz-pu-ra-am-ma i-mu-ru-nimI wrote and they saw me.
10ka#-s,a#-tu la us,-s,a-la-la-ma“The captives cannot be released, and
11[la] e-sze-me-e-ma la a-na-az-zi-iqI did not hear and did not stand.
12_{gesz}kiri6_ sza ra-ma-ni-iathe orchard of my own
13a-na ta-ri-ba-tum szu-ku-unset up for Tarībatum.
14_{gesz}kiri6_ {d}suen-szesz-i-din-nam a-na dumu-er-s,e-timthe orchard of Sîn-aḫa-iddinam to the citizens
15szu-ku-un u3 ka-ni#-kam#Set up and confirm!
16a-na qa2-qa2-ad u2-hi-in-ni szu#-zi-ibŠūzub
17at-ta# _{gesz}kiri6_ dingir-ha-bilYou, the orchard of Ilī-ḫabil
18_{gesz}kiri6_ e-t,i-rum ta-s,a-ba-at#The orchard of Eṭirum you took away.
19u3 ka-ni-kam te-zi-iband your sealed document you will leave.
20[u3] _{gesz}kiri6_ ta-ri-bu-umand the orchard Tarībum
left col 1
1a-na x [x x x szu-ku-un]place ...
2u3 a-na x [x x] it#-tiand ... with
left col 2
1dingir-szu-ba-ni a-li-ik-maIlum-šubāni went and
2u2-hi-in-ni-szu szu-ku-unset him free.

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