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PRU 4, pl. 63 RS 17.0373 (P503659)

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

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DesignationPRU 4, pl. 63 RS 17.0373
IDP503659
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}šu-up-pi₂]-⸢lu⸣-li-maThus (says) Šamaš-šarru-elû-ilī:
2⸢LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR ha-at⸣-ti UR.⸢SAG⸣Great king, king of the land of Hatti, warrior.
3e-nu-ma LUGAL-MEŠ KUR nu-ha-aš-ši gab-⸢bu⸣-[šu-nu]When all of the kings of the land were destroyed
4u₃ LUGAL KUR mu-kiš it-ti {d}UTU{ši} ⸢LUGAL GAL EN⸣-šu-nuand the king of the land who establishes peace with Šamaš, the great king, their lord
5na-ak-ru u₃ {m}niq₂{iq}ma-an-du LUGAL KUR {iri}u₂-ga-ri-itenemy and Niqmaddu, king of Ugarit
6it-ti {d}UTU{ši} LUGAL GAL EN-šu ša-lim u₃ la-a na-kirwith Šamaš, the great king, his lord, may it be well and not be forgotten.
7u₃ LUGAL-MEŠ KUR nu-haš u₃ ⸢LUGAL KUR⸣ mu-kišand the kings of the land of Nuḫšu, and the E-Šarru, the palace of Mutiše
8{m}niq₂{iq}ma-an-da LUGAL KUR ⸢u₂-ga⸣-ri-it u₂-sa₃-ahₓ(GU)⸢ha-tu⸣-šu-maNiqmaddu, the king of the land of Ugarit, smote him and
9um-ma šu-nu-ma um-ma-a am-mi-ni-⸢i⸣Thus (says) Ammini-ei
10it-ti-ni ul-tu muh-hiwith us, from
11{d}UTU{ši} la-a na-⸢ak⸣-ra-ta-miŠamaš, I will not be able to escape.
12⸢u₃⸣ {m}⸢niq₂{iq⸣}[ma-an]-⸢da⸣and Niqbi-mān-eda
13nu-[kur₂-ta it-ti {d}UTU{ši} LUGAL] GAL EN-šuwith Šamaš, the great king, his lord
14⸢u₂⸣-[ul i-ma-an-gur u₃] {⸢d⸣}UTU{šu}he will not return, and his Šamaš
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1'[u₃ ša i-ia-nu i-na] {⸢lu₂-meš}GAL⸣-MEŠ{⸢ti} it-ti⸣and who among the magnates with
2'[LUGAL EN]-⸢šu⸣ i-na u₄-mi-šu ki-i u₂-še-re-ebThe king, his lord, on that day when he enters
3'{[m}niq₂{iq}ma-an-da] ma-an-da-at-ta-šu u₃Niqīb-manda, his tribute and
4'{[m}niq₂{iq}ma-an-da] a-na šul-ma-ni-šu mim-ma lu-u₂Niqmaddu, for his life anything
5'[...] ⸢u₃⸣ {d}UTU{šu} LUGAL GAL ki-it-⸢ta⸣... Šamaš, great king of the universe
6'⸢ša {m}niq₂{iq⸣}ma-an-da i-ta-mar-⸢ma ki-i⸣he saw Niqbi-Manda, and when
7'{m}niq₂-ma-an-da-ma it-tal-ka a-na šu-⸢pa-li⸣Niqmadama came and to Šu'e-palî
8'GIR₃-MEŠ ša-a {d}UTU{ši} LUGAL GAL EN-šu im-ta-qu₂-utThe feet of Šamaš, the great king, his lord, fell.
9'[u₃ {d]}⸢UTU{šu} LUGAL⸣ GAL EN-šu ri-kil₂-taand Ea, the great king, his lord, a scepter
10'[an-ni-ta a-kan₂{an]}na it-ta-din-šuthis he has given to him.
11'[aš-šum a-ma-te-MEŠ] ⸢ša⸣ i-na lib₃-bi ṭup-pi₂ an-ni-i šaṭ-[ru]If there are any omens in this tablet,
12'1 li-im DINGIR-MEŠ lu-u₂ i]-du-u₂ {d}⸢UTU⸣ AN{e}If a thousand gods know, Šamaš, An
13'{[d}IŠKUR {iri}a-ri-in]-⸢na⸣ {d}IŠKUR AN{⸢e⸣} {d}IŠKUR {iri}[ha-at-ti]Adad of Arīn-emena Ea, Adad (of) heaven and Adad(?) of Hatti
14'[lu-u₂ i-du-u₂] ⸢ša⸣-a a-ma-⸢te⸣-[MEŠ] ⸢ša⸣-a ṭup-[pi₂]or they know, I have written a tablet of my own.
15'[u₂-ša-aš]-⸢na-a⸣shall remove
seal 1
1{[na₄}KIŠIB {m}šu-up-pi₂-lu-li-u]-⸢ma LUGAL⸣ GAL [LUGAL KUR {iri}ha-at-ti na-ra-am {d}IŠKUR]Seal of Šuppiluliuma, great king, king of Hatti, beloved of Adad.
2{[na₄}KIŠIB {f}ta-wa-na-an]-na MUNUS.LUGAL GAL ⸢DUMU⸣.[MUNUS KAR KA₂.DINGIR.KA{ki]}Seal of Tawanana, the great queen, daughter of the slave woman of Babylon.

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