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PRU 3, pl. 52 RS 16.0148 + RS 16.0254B (P503392)

Legal, Middle Babylonian, Ugarit · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationPRU 3, pl. 52 RS 16.0148 + RS 16.0254B
IDP503392
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotUgarit (mod. Ras Shamra)
Coordinates35.6021, 35.7853

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)
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1'[...] x x-šu... his
2'[ša i-na {iri}uh-nap]-pi₂-mawhich in Uḫnappama
3'[qa-du AN.ZA.GAR₃-šu] ⸢qa⸣-du {giš}GI.DIM₃-⸢MEŠ⸣-šutogether with its threshing floor, its chariotry
4'[qa-du {giš}GEŠTIN.NA-MEŠ]-⸢šu⸣ qa-du gab-bi mim-mu-⸢šu⸣together with the grapes, together with everything else,
5'[... (x)]-⸢DIR⸣-{d}IŠKUR {lu₂}ŠA₃.TAM...-eṭir-Adad, the temple administrator
6'[ša i-na na]-ab-ki-mathat in the nabkû
7'[qa-du AN.ZA.GAR₃-šu] ⸢qa⸣-du {giš}GI.DIM₃-MEŠ-šutogether with its threshing floor, its gypsum
8'[qa-du {giš}GEŠTIN.NA]-⸢MEŠ⸣-šu qa-du gab-bi mim-mu-šutogether with his grapes and all of his possessions
9'[...]-ni-ia₈ ša i-na A.⸢ŠA₃⸣-MEŠ na-⸢ah⸣-[ra-ia₈]...-niya, who in the fields of Naḫi-ra'ia
10'[qa-du AN.ZA.GAR₃]-⸢šu⸣ qa-du {giš}GI.⸢DIM₃⸣-MEŠ-šu₂together with its ēšû-tree and its gypsum
11'[qa-du {giš]}⸢GEŠTIN⸣.NA-MEŠ-šu₂together with his wine
12'[qa-du] ⸢gab⸣-bi mim-mu-u₂-⸢šu⸣together with its e’gab plant, everything
13'[...] x a-⸢na⸣ x x [...]... ayena’e
r
1'[...] ⸢it⸣-ti DUMU-MEŠ-[šu]... his sons
2'[... {m}tag₂]-⸢hu⸣-li-⸢na⸣ {lu₂}⸢mu-du⸣ [...]Tag-Eḫû-eli-ešti, the scribe
3'[... x]-⸢šu₂⸣ gab₂-bu mim-mu-šu... all his possessions
4'[...] x ⸢la⸣ [i-qar]-⸢ru⸣-ub šum-ma ur-ra-am še-ra-amIf in the future a catastrophe
5'[...] {⸢m⸣}tag₂-hu-⸢li-nu⸣ BA.UŠ₂ E₂-MEŠ-šu₂ A.ŠA₃-MEŠ-šu₂ IR₃-MEŠ-šu₂ GEME₂-MEŠ-šu₂... a descendant of Tagḫu-elinu ... his houses, his army, his troops, his female slaves
6'[GU₄]-⸢MEŠ⸣-šu₂ ANŠE-⸢MEŠ⸣-šu₂ gab-bu mim-mu-⸢šu⸣All the oxen and donkeys
7'[a-na] {⸢m⸣}ga-mi-rad-di₃ ⸢DUMU⸣ a-⸢mu-ta-ru⸣-na u₃ a-na DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂to Gamiraddi, the son of Amutaruna, and to his children
8'[a]-⸢di⸣ da-ri-ti ⸢u₃ pil₂⸣-ku mim-ma ⸢ia⸣-nu“O eternal flood, I am frightened of everything that is mine.
9'[i-na] ⸢SUM⸣-MEŠ LUGAL an-nu-ti ⸢pil₂⸣-ka-ma ša {lu₂-me}na-mu-tiIn these king’s tombs, your temple is that of the Namuti
10'[i-na] {iri}SAG.DU ⸢u₂⸣-bal {m}ga-mi-rad-du u₃ DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂in Sagdu, Ebal, Gamiraddu and his sons
11'[a]-⸢di⸣ da-ri-tiforever
12'{[na₄}KIŠIB {m}a]-⸢mis⸣-tam-ri DUMU niq₂-me-paSeal of Aya-emiš-etamri, son of Niqmepa
13'[LUGAL {iri}u-ga]-ri-itking of Ugarit
14'[...] {⸢lu₂⸣}SUKKAL {lu₂}DUB.SAR... the vizier, the scribe

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