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FM 07, 007 (P479792)

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

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DesignationFM 07, 007
IDP479792
Museum no.NMSDeZ — ?
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Der-ez-Zor, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotMari (mod. Tell Hariri)
Coordinates34.5504, 40.8887

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 qi2-bi2-maSpeak to my lord!
2um-ma da-ri-isz-li-bur _ARAD2_-ka-a-maThus Dariš-libūr, your servant:
3i-na _u4 7(disz)-kam_-mi sza a-na ha-la-ab[{ki} e]-ru-buon the 7th day when they entered Halabu
4ki-a-am a-na ia-ri-im-li-im aq-biThus I said to Yarim-Līm:
5be-li2 li-pu-la-an-ni-mamy lord should send me, and
6u3 lu-ul-li-ik an-ni-tam aq-bi-szu-umAnd I said to him: "Let me go!"
7i-na sza-ni-im _u4_-mi-im is3-si-in-ni-main another day he called me, and
8ki-a-am iq-be2-em _lugal-mesz_-nu szu-nuthus said, they are kings.
9i-na li-ib-bi ma-ti-iain my land
10u2-ul wa-asz-[bu]are not present.
11szum-ma i-na li-ib-bi ma#-[ti-ia wa-asz-bu-ma]If in the heart of my land a man resides
12u3 a-na zi-im-ri-li-[im a]-ka#-la#-a-szu#-nu#-[ti]and to Zimrī-Lîm their food
13{d}iszkur be-el ha-la-ab#[{ki} ia]-ri#-im-li-imIškur the lord of Halab Yarim-Lim
14li-sza-al# u3 isz-tu# [i-na-an]-naand from now
15a-na sza-na#-[at a]-na# szi-it#-[ta sza-na]-ti-imto the second, to the third,
16[a]-na# 1(u)# [_mu hi-a_ a]-na# li-ib#-[bi ma]-ti-iafor 10 years to the heart of my land
17[li-ru-bu]-ni#-im-[ma]may they enter, and
18[lu-uk]-su2#-szu-nu-ti-malet me bind them, and
19[a-na s,e]-er# zi-im#-ri-li-imto Zimrī-Lim
20[lu-us]-hu#-ra-[szu]-nu-tiI shall return them to them.
21[_lu2-mesz_ szu]-nu [i]-na da-ad-mi-imthose men in battle
22[u2-ul wa]-asz#-buare not present.
23[an-ni]-tam# i-pu-la-an-niThis is what he has done to me.
24[u3 i-na a]-wa-ti-im ki-a-amand by the same word
reverse
1[as,]-ba-as#-su2 um-ma-a da-ad-mu-umI seized him, saying: "Admum
2[ka]-lu-szu u3 i-ma-ar{ki}all of it and Imar
3[u2-ul] ku-u2-um-ma-a u3 ma-at-ka-ma-aI am not yours, nor your land
4[an-na]-num# _lu2-mesz_ szu-nu-<ti> be-li2 ik-laAnu, those men, my lord, swore.
5[an-ni]-am aq-bi-szu-umI said to him this:
6[u3 _lu2]-mesz# szu-gi_ i-ma-ar{ki} i-si-maand the šuku-officials of Imar gathered, and
7a-wa#-[tim] ki#-a-am i-di-in-szu-nu-szi-imthe words thus gave to them
8_lugal-mesz#_ sza# _dumu#-mesz_ ia-mi-nathe kings of my sons
9i-na i-[ma-ar]{ki} la-a u2-sza-buin Imar he did not dwell
10szu-s,e2-szu-[nu-ti] isz#-tu i-na-an-naAs of now,
11ma-ti-ma la#-a [u2-sza]-bunobody will raise a claim.
12szum-ma i-tu-ur-ru#-maIf he returns, and
13_lu2-mesz_ szu-nu a-na i-ma-[ar{ki}]those men to Imar
14i-ru-bu a-na-ku#-[ma]entered, and I
15u3 zi-im-ri-li-im it-ti-[ku-nu]and Zimri-Lim with you
16ni-na-ak-ki-ir an-ni-tam a-wa#-tam#This is a word
17iq-bi-szu-nu-szi-im-ma ki-a-amsaid to them, and thus
18i-pu-lu _lu2-mesz_ nu-sze-s,i2they performed, but the men did not go out
19isz-tu i-na-an-na ma-ti-maFrom now on, nobody
20a-na i-ma-ar{ki} u2-ul i-ru-buto Imar they shall not enter.
21an-ni-tam i-pu-lu-szuthis they performed against him
22asz-szum ia-gi-ih-{d}iszkurConcerning Iagih-Addu
23u3 sa-am-si-{d}iszkurand Samsi-Addu
24sza i-na ka-ar-ka-mi-is3{ki}which in Carchemish
25wa-asz-bustationed
26ap-la-ha-an-duApla-ḫandu
left col 1
1a-na ha-la-ab{ki}to Halab
2i-la-kamwill come.
3u3 a-wa-tumand a word
left col 2
1isz-sza-ak-ka-nahe placed.
2t,e4-ma-am ma-lareport as much as
3i-pa-la-an-nihe will examine me.
4a-na s,e-er be-li2-iato my lord
left col 3
1a-sza#-[ap-pa-ra-am]I shall send.

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