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TCL 17, 010 (P387306)

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

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DesignationTCL 17, 010
IDP387306
Museum no.AO 06737
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
1a-na be-li2-[ia]to my lord
2qi2-bi2-[ma]speak!
3um-ma s,i#!-[li2-{d}utu-ma]Thus Ṣilli-šamaš
4asz-szum _sze_-e-em [x x x]-ti#-raConcerning the barley ...
5ma-li a ta [x sza]-ad#-da-aq-di#-im“Alas, ..., I want to utter an arazu prayer to you.
6_u4 1(u)-kam_ [x]-u2-tam10th day, ...
7sza-a-ru-u2-ma isz#-pi-lu-ni-imhe was enraged and wailed
8_sze_-um isz-tu [a]-na# _iri{ki}_ di x xbarley from to the city
9ta-al-li-ku i-na di-a-szi-im# ga#-mi#-irI will go, I will achieve justice in the court.
10u3 isz-tu _u4 [n]-kam sze_-um ka-lu-sza zu#-[uk]-kuand from the nth day the barley is allotted.
11_{gesz}ma2 hi-a_ li#-il-li#-[ka-nim]-ma#may that boat come to me, and
12bi-il-tam lu-sza-ar-ki-ba-am#May I achieve my wish.
13_sze_-um ip-pa-sze-er-ma _2(gesz2) 4(u) gur a-sza3_ hi-[isz]-szar#he will measure out the barley and 240 gur of field Hishshar
14_2(gesz2) 3(u) gur igi iri#[{ki}]_ ib-szi-i190 gur before the city he built
15asz-szum {disz}mu-ha-ad-du-um u3 i3-li2-[ip]-pa-al-sa3-amConcerning Muhaddum and Ilī-ippalsam
16sza ta-asz-pu-ra-amwhich you wrote me
17ha-al-qum a-na-ku# i-na a-a-i-tim-maI am frightened, in the land
18li-ib-ba-ka im-ra-a-as,Your heart trembles.
19um-ma at-ta-a-maThus you:
20a-na-ku u2-ha-ba-la-ak-kum#I shall kill you
21isz-tu i-na-an-na WA-[x x]From now on ...
22e-te-pu-usz-ma ta-ba-tim# [x]I did, and the sea ...
23t,u3-ub-x-x [x-(x)]Ṭub-
24_a-sza3_-am ta-asz-ta-[x x x]the field you ...
reverse
1sza [x x x x x x x x x x]of ......
2u3 [x x x x x x x x x x]and ......
3la-ma szu-x-[x x x x x x x]before ......
4i-il-la-[x x x x x x x x]will go ......
5_a-sza3_-am u3 [x x x x x x x]a field and ......
6sza il-li-kam x [x x x x x]who came ......
7ta-as,-ba-tu i-[x x] x x [x]you seized ......
8sza u2-la-am-mi-du-ni-[ik]-kathat he will give to you
9la pa-ni-a-at szi-ik-ni-ka-a-maYour oath is unrivalled,
10pa-ni-a-at _a-sza3_-szuthe owner of his field
11u3 lu-u2 bi-ti-i-szu-ma a-na-ku a-wi-ir-maor his family, and I am a man
12asz-pu-ra-kum wa-ar-<ka>-tam pu-ru-us-maI have written to you, afterwards, a request
13a-ra-an-szi-na lu-ut-ta-asz-szi-i(Sum) I want to pacify their hearts (Akk) Let me calm their hearts
14_a-sza3_-szu a-na _{gesz}kiri6_-im _5(disz) usz_ u2-ul i-t,e-eh-hihis field to the orchard 5 uš he did not take away.
15li-ib-ba-ka-ma la i-ma-ar-ra-as,May your heart not be frightened.
16isz-tu ta-asz-pu-ra-am s,i-bi a-diAfter you wrote me, I will send a copy to you.
17di-nu-um sza {d}utu a-sza-ar _{gesz}szinig 2(disz) sila3-ta_a lawsuit of Šamaš I shall litigate; a trough of 2 sila3 each
18ka-ab-ru ki-a-am i-ta-a-wu“It is a flood, it has risen in the same way.’
19isz-tu i-na-an-na li-du-ku-ni-a-tiAs of now, let them kill me!
20ma-am-ma-an ni-ip-pa-a-alnobody will look.

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