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DCS 093 (P414608)

Letter, Old Babylonian, Pī-Kasî · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationDCS 093
IDP414608
Museum no.BNUS 352
CollectionBibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotPī-Kasî (mod. Tell Abu Antiq)
Coordinates32.1311, 44.6393

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
1a-na sza-pi2-ri-iato my messenger
2qi2-bi2#-maspeak!
3{d}utu u3 {d}marduk# asz-szu-mi-iaMay Šamaš and Marduk listen to my prayers.
4sza#-pi2#-ri li-ba-al-li-t,u2-ki#?May my lips be pacified to you
5{disz}{d}iszkur-szar-rum u3 _5(disz) erin2-mesz_ sza qa2-ti-szuAdad-šarrum and the 5 troops in his charge
6{disz}{d}marduk-ba-ni i-sa-na-ah-hu-ruMarduk-bani will continually seek
7u3 t,e4-em-szu-nu ut-ta-na-ru-szu-maand their report they keep sending him, and
8i-ta#-na#-t,a3-al-szu-nu-ti-ihe keeps them awake.
9sza-pi2#-ri wa-ar-ka-at a-wa-tim an-ni-a-timAfter these words
10li-ip-ru-us2 {d}iszkur-szar-rummay he entrust to Adad-šarrum
11u3 _dumu dam-gar3_ IG-ta-BI-ir-maand a son of a merchant, he shall swear, and
12a-wa-tim i-sa-na-ah-hu-urhe will continually seek out the words
13ni-di a-hi-im# la ta-ra-asz-sziDo not abandon the neighboring people!
14wa-ar-ka-si-na pu-ru-us2After that, he set up a scepter.
15sza _3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar_ {d}iszkur-szar-rumof 3 minas of silver Adad-šarrum
16a-na ni-id-na-tim mu-ti a-ha-ti-szufor the nidnātu-offering of his brother-in-law,
17_zu2-lum_ id-di-in-madates he gave and
reverse
1a-na _ku3-babbar_ it-ta-di-infor silver he has given
2_nu-{gesz}kiri6_ sza a-na bi-ti-szu i-ru-bu szu-um-mathe orchardist who to his house entered,
3_2(asz) gur zu2-lum_ la id-di-nu-ma2 gur dates they did not give and
4u2-ul i-ba-asz-szi wa-ar-ka-si-nathere is no reopening of the case.
5pu-ru-us u3 szu-u2 ha-at,-t,a3-am“Pūrūšû-disease and ḫaṭṭūḫam-illness,
6na-szi-szu-nu-szi um-ma szu-mahe brought them, thus he:
7a-na sa-bi-ku-nu _zu-lum_ id-na-szuto you the dates he gave him.
8te-KI#-it szi-ka-ri _zu2-lum_ u2-sze-ri-bu-mathey brought in the harvest of dates, and
9sza _3(disz) ma-na ku3-babbar_ it-ta-di-inof 3 minas of silver he has given.
10a-wi-lu-u2 na-szi _gu2-un_ sza i-na {gesz}kak-szuthe man bears the tribute that in his kakku-vessel
11_zu2-lum_ na-szu-u2 _e2?_ a-na BI IZ BI imdates to carry, the house(?) for that ...
12i-ru-bu i-ba-asz-sziwill enter, there will be.

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