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PRU 4, pl. 4 RS 17.0062 + RS 17.0237 (P503538)

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

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DesignationPRU 4, pl. 4 RS 17.0062 + RS 17.0237
IDP503538
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreTreaty
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.

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1[um-ma {d]}⸢UTU⸣{ši} {m}mu-ur-ši-li LUGAL GAL ⸢LUGAL⸣ [KUR ha-at-ti]Thus (says) Šamaš-eṭir, Uršili, the great king of the E-Šarru, the land of Hatti.
2[DUMU-šu] ⸢ša⸣ {m}šu-up-pi₂-lu-li-ma LUGAL GAL UR.SAGson of Šuppiluluma, great king, warrior
3[aš-šum] IRI-DIDLI-HI.A ša ZAG-MEŠ ša KUR mu-kišConcerning the cities and settlements that are on the border of the land of Mukiš
4[ša] {m}šu-up-pi₂-lu-li-ma a-na {m}niq₂-ma-an-diof Uppiluluma to Niqmaddu
5⸢LUGAL⸣ KUR {iri}u-ga-ri-it i-na lib₃-bi ṭup-pi₂ ša ri-kil₂-ti“Šarru of the land of Ugarit, from the tablet of responsibility
6ik-nu-uk-šu-nu-ti u₃ i-na-an-na {m}niq₂-me-pasealed them, and now Niqmepa
7DUMU-šu ša {m}niq₂-ma-an-di a-na LUGAL GAL ki-i im-ta-harThe son of Niqmaddu has received it for the king.
8ma-a DUMU-MEŠ KUR mu-kiš aš-šum IRI-DIDLI-HI.A an-nu-ti"The citizens of the land of Kiš, concerning these cities
9it-ti {m}niq₂-me-pa i-na di-ni iṣ-ṣa-ab-tu₄-ni-in₄-niwith Niqmepa in a lawsuit brought,
10u₃ {m}mu-ur-ši-li LUGAL GALand Muršili, the great king
11di-na an-na-a ki-i iš-a-luJudge this case as it arises.
12u₃ IRI-DIDLI-HI.A an-nu-tu₄ ša la-be-er-tiThese cities of old
13[a]-⸢na⸣ KUR {iri}u₂-ga-ri-it šu-nuHe is the governor of Ugarit.
14⸢u₃⸣ i-na-an-na {m}mu-ur-ši-li LUGAL GALNow, Ur-vīli, the great king
15[a-na {m]}niq₂-me-pa LUGAL KUR {iri}u₂-ga-ri-itto Niqmepa, king of Ugarit
16[a-kan₂-na]-⸢ma⸣ it-ta-din-[šu-nu-ti]he has now given them.
17[...] x [...] x A.⸢ŠA₃⸣.GAN₂-[HI.A ...]... ... fields
18[... {iri]}bi-tu-⸢hu-li-we qa⸣-du ⸢A.ŠA₃ HUR.SAG-MEŠ⸣-šu... Bitu-ḫuliwe
19[a-du A.ŠA₃.GAN₂]-⸢HI⸣.A HUR.SAG bur₅-zi-he₂ a-di mi-ṣa-ritogether with the fields of Hursag, Burziḫe, and Iṣari
20{[iri}zi-im-ma]-ri a-di A-MEŠ hu-un-du-ra-šiZimmari together with the water was drained
21[a-du A.ŠA₃.GAN₂] ⸢HUR⸣.SAG he-eš-ma-ra-šias long as the field of Ehur-Esaggi is cultivated
22{[iri}...] {⸢iri⸣}ṣa-<<ṣa>>-ha-ru-wa {iri}i-ia-ar-qa-ni(The cities) , Ša-ešba-haruwa, (and) Ia-arqani
23{[iri}...]-x {iri}ka-an-za-ta {iri}ma-ag-da-lafrom the cities ..., Kazanza, Magdala
24[a-du A.ŠA₃.GAN₂] ⸢HUR⸣.SAG-HI.A KASKAL-MEŠ ša {m}pi₂-it-ha-natogether with the field of Ehur-esaghe, the road of Pithana
25[a-du] ⸢A⸣.[ŠA₃.GAN₂] HUR.SAG-HI.A ki-bu-rias far as the fields of the mountains of Kiburu
26[a]-⸢du⸣ A.⸢ŠA₃⸣.[GAN₂] ⸢HUR⸣.SAG-HI.A a-ša-am-ti-he₂Adu’e, A.ŠA.E.GAN, EUR.SAGHI.A, Ašamtiḫe
27a-du A.ŠA₃.⸢GAN₂ HUR⸣.SAG-HI.A ma-at-ra-nitogether with the fields of the esaĝ-priests of Atrani
28{iri}hu-lu-ri {⸢iri⸣}a-lu-ul-la {iri}ia-al-daḪuluri, Alulla, Ialda
29{iri}mi-ra-ar {[iri]}⸢na⸣-ša {iri}ul-mu-wa(The cities) Mirar, Enaeša, and Ulmuwa
30{iri}ia-at-ba {iri}⸢ia⸣-ku-na-mi₃ {[iri]}⸢he⸣-en-zu-ri-yaIatba, Eya-ekunami, and Eḫeenzuriya
31{iri}ni-da-bi {iri}⸢kam⸣-ka-ti₄(KI-)[ya]Nidabi (and) E22-kātiya
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1{iri}har-ba-hu-li-be₂ [qa]-du A.ŠA₃ ⸢HUR⸣.[SAG ...]Ḫarbaḫulibe together with the field Ehur-Esag
2{iri}ša-ni-zu-la {iri}ha-la-[ni]Šanizula, Ḫalāni
3{⸢iri⸣}na-ap-ša-ti {iri}ba-aq-[at]the cities Napšat and Baqat
4[a-du] A.ŠA₃.GAN₂ ⸢HUR⸣.SAG-MEŠ-šu {iri}pu-gul-eas far as the field of Ehur-esag-šu of Pugule
5{[iri}šam₃]-⸢ra⸣-ʾa {⸢iri⸣}še-ta {iri}ia-ʾa-ni-yaFrom the city Šam-ērāla, from the city Xerxes, to the city Ia-alaniya
6[...] x [...] a-di A.ŠA₃.GAN₂ HUR.SAG-HI.A ša a-ia-li... ... as far as the field of the mountain range of Ayali
7[a-di A.ŠA₃.GAN₂ HUR].⸢SAG⸣-MEŠ ša ha-da-am-gaas far as the field Ḫadamma
8{[iri}ki-id-ki-di₃]-ia {iri}pa-ni-iš-ta-iof the cities Kidkidiya and Panishta
9{[iri}na-ag-ha-ti] {iri}hal-bi {iri}ša-al-mathe cities Naghati, Ḫalbu, and Šalma
10{[iri}gul-ba-ta] {⸢iri⸣}za-mi-ir-ti {iri}su₂-la-dafrom the city Gulaba to the city Zamirti and the city Sula
11{[iri}ma-ra-DINGIR {iri}hi]-⸢mu⸣-ul-li ša i-na lib₃-bi A.AB.BAMara-il, Ḫi-emulli, which is in the Sea
12[ki-i ša pa-na-nu-um] {m}šu-up-pi₂-lu-li-ma LUGAL GALWhen before Šuppiluluma the great king
13[LUGAL KUR ha-at-ti UR].⸢SAG⸣ ZAG-MEŠ-šu qa-du A.ŠA₃.GAN₂-HI.A A.GAR₃-šu-nuking of the land of Hatti, lion, his right flank together with fields and their meadows
14[HUR.SAG-MEŠ-šu-nu IRI-DIDLI]-⸢HI⸣.A-šu-nu a-na {m}niq₂-ma-an-ditheir lands and cities to Niqmaddu
15[LUGAL KUR {iri}u₂-ga-ri-it] ⸢it⸣-ta-din-šu-nu-tiking of the land of Ugarit, gave them to me.
16[i-na-an-na a-nu-um-ma] {⸢m⸣}mu-ur-ši-li LUGAL ⸢GAL⸣Now, herewith, Uršili, the king of the Great Oval
17[a-na {m}niq₂-me-pa] LUGAL KUR {⸢iri⸣}u-⸢ga⸣-ri-it u₃ a-na DUMU-MEŠ-šuto Niqmepa, king of the land of Ugarit, and to his sons
18[DUMU-MEŠ DUMU-MEŠ-šu] a-kan₂-na it-ta-din-šu-nu-tiThe sons and his sons have given them here.
19[a-di da-ri]-ti ur-ra še-ra-am DUMU-MEŠ KUR mu-kišIn the future, in perpetuity, may the sons of the land of Mukiš
20[aš-šum IRI]-⸢DIDLI⸣-HI.A an-nu-ti la-a i-ra-gu-mu-niIf these cities do not agree
21[i-na di-i]-ni it-ti {m}niq₂-me-pa u₃ it-ti DUMU-MEŠ-šuin a lawsuit against Niqmepa and his sons
22[DUMU-MEŠ] DUMU-MEŠ-šu a-di da-ri-tihis sons and grandsons forever
23⸢ša⸣ i-ra-gu-um ṭup-pu an-nu-u₂ i-pal-šuThis tablet will be presented to him.
24[u₃] ⸢ma⸣-an-nu-um-me ša a-ba-te-MEŠ an-nu-tiand the ešamaš-demons of these words
25[u₂]-⸢ša⸣-aš-na-a 1 li-im DINGIR-MEŠ lu-u₂ i-du-u₂-šuAs for the one who destroys it, may the thousand gods know it
26{d}IŠKUR ša-me-⸢e⸣ {d}UTU{ši} ša-me-eO Adad, šamê-priestess, (and) Šūzub, spittle
27{d}IŠKUR {iri}ha-at-ti {d}UTU {iri}a-ri-in₄-naAdad of Hatti, Šamaš of Arinna
28{⸢d⸣}he₂-bat {iri}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-naE-e-hebat of Kizzuwatna
29{[d]}⸢INANNA⸣ {iri}a-la-la-ah {d}NIN.GAL {iri}⸢nu⸣-[ba-an-ni]the goddess Ištar of Alalah, the goddess Nikkal of Enubanni
30{[d}IŠKUR] HUR.SAG ha-zi lu-u₂ i-du-u₂-[šu]May Adad of Hursag and Ḫazi know it.
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1{na₄}KIŠIB {m}mu-ur-ši-li LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {iri}ha-at-<ti> UR.SAG ZA {d}USeal of Muršili, great king, king of the land of Hatti, warrior of the god Nergal.
2DUMU {m}šu-up-pi₂-lu-li-u-ma LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {iri}ha-at-ti UR.SAGson of Šuppiluluma, great king, king of the land of Hatti, warrior.

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