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PRU 6, no. 7 RS 17.0148 (P503580)

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

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DesignationPRU 6, no. 7 RS 17.0148
IDP503580
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLetter
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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1um-ma {f}ya-bi₄-⸢in⸣-en-šeThus (says) Byabi-ēnše:
2a-na {lu₂}sa₃-ki-⸢ni⸣ ša KUR u₂-[ga-ri-it]to the prefect of the land of Ugarit
3DUMU-ia qi₂-bi-maSay to my son:
4lu-⸢u₂⸣ šul-mu a-na muh-hi-kaMay it be well with you!
5DUMU-ia li-im DINGIR-MEŠ a-na šul-ma-niMy son, may the thousand gods protect me!
6PAP{ru}kain your presence
7a-nu-ma 1 TUG₂ ma-aš-ši-ia-an-naHerewith, 1 Aššiyannu-garment
81 TUG₂ ša MURU₂ GUN₃ 2 maš-hu-ra-⸢an-na⸣1 multicoloured garment, 2 (for) Mašhura-eanna
9u₃ 1 me-at {sig₂-meš}HE₂.ME.TAand 100 shekels of red wool
10a-na DUMU-ia ul-te-bil₂I have sent to my son.
11u₃ e-nu-ma KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠ ṣi-bu-ti-[ia]and when the silver of my debts
12DUMU-ia KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠ ma-aʾ-di₃-išMy son has received the silver
13li-še-bi-la mi-i-ṣamay he bring to me
14lu-u₂ la-a tu-še-ba-laYou should not bring (them) down.
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1um-ma {m}pi₂-ha-{d}IM DUMU {m}up-par₂-mu-waThus Piha-Adad, son of Upparmuwa:
2a-na {lu₂}sa₃-ki-ni ša KUR u₂-ga-ri-itto the prefect of Ugarit
3ŠEŠ-ia qi₂-⸢bi⸣-maSpeak to me, so that
4ŠEŠ-ia li-im DINGIR-MEŠ a-na šul-[ma-ni]May all the gods look after my well-being!
5PAP{ru}kain your presence
6a-nu-ma ANŠE.KUR.RA ša SAL{al-⸢la₂} SIG₅⸣Herewith, the Ekur horse of SAL-ela
7a-na NIG₂.BA ša ŠEŠ-iaFor the gift of my hand
8ul-te-bil₂ u₃ šum-ma ŠEŠ-iaI have sent. And if my hand
9a-kan₂-na i-qab-bi ma-a am-mi-ni-iHere he says: "Why are you here?"
10ŠAM₃ ša ANŠE.KUR.RA an-ni-tiThe price of this horse
11la-a tu-um-te-eṭ-ṭa-ado not turn back!
12ŠEŠ-ia 30 GIN₂ KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠMy debt: 30 shekels of silver
13u₃ 1 ŠEN ZABARand 1 bronze kettle.
14⸢li⸣-še-bi-lahe had brought.
15u₃ {lu₂-meš}DUMU KIN{ri}and the messengers
16ša ŠEŠ-ia ⸢šup-ra⸣-am-maThat which is in my hand (is) šupra’ema
l.e.
1a-na muh-hi-ia li-it-ta-na-al-la-ku-niMay they keep you in good health!
2u₃ ANŠE.KUR.RA-MEŠ SIG₅ a-na ŠEŠ-iaand good horses for my work
3lu-u₂ at-ta-na-di-<in>I have constantly sought out.

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