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PRU 4, pl. 66 RS 17.0383 (P503664)

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

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DesignationPRU 4, pl. 66 RS 17.0383
IDP503664
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.

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1a-na LUGAL KUR u₂-ga-ri-itto the king of Ugarit
2EN-ia qi₂-bi-⸢ma⸣My lord, speak!
3um-ma {m}ta-gu₅-uh-li IR₃-ka-maThus (says) Taguhli, your servant:
4a-na GIR₃-MEŠ EN-⸢ia⸣ iš-tu ru-qišTo the feet of my lord, from afar
52{šu₂(DIŠ)} 7{šu₂} am-qut2 male and 7 female lambs
6e-nu-ma it-ti LUGAL u₃ it-ti-iaNow with the king and with me
7gab₂-ba₂ šul-mu aš-ra-nu it-tiAll is well with me.
8LUGAL EN-ia mi-nu-me-e šul-ma-nuAll is well with the king, my lord.
9ṭe₂-ma li-te-er-ru-niIf he requests, may he return it.
10mi-nu-u₂ a-ma-tu-MEŠ an-na-tu₄What are these words?
11ša a-na LUGAL tal-ta-nap-pa-rawhich you constantly send to the king
12ma-a a-nu-ma {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ul-te-bi-lak-ku-⸢um-mi⸣"Now I have sent you lapis lazuli.
13u₃ ŠA₃-šu ša LUGAL dan-niš₂ im-ta-liand the hand of the mighty king has diminished
14u₃ a-na a-ia-ši LUGAL iṣ-ṣa-ab-ta-an-niand to whom the king has seized me
15ma-a u₂-ul a-na muh-hi-ia-a an-nu-u₂"It is not to me."
16u₂-la-za-an-mi u₃ NA₄ ka-am-mahe will pay back. And the stone is always.
17iš-tu qa-qa-ri it-ta-ši-miFrom the ground he came up.
18u₃ ul-te-bi-la-am-miand I have sent it to me.
19ma-a a-nu-ma {na₄}ZA.GIN₃-MEŠ"Now the lapis lazuli
20ul-te-bi-lak-ku-um-miI have sent to you.
21⸢ki⸣-it-tu₄-u₂ {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ al-⸢lu-u₂⸣E-ittu, lapis lazuli, al-elû-stone
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1ša tu-še-bi-lathat you sent
2u₃ lu-u₂-me-e šu-bu-lu-um-maor any other person,
3la-a tu-še-ba-la u₃ NA₄ ka-am-ma nu-ut-kiYou will not bring it, and there is no stone for you.
4la-a ta-na-aš-ši-ma la-a tu-še-ba-laYou shall not take it away and you shall not bring it with you.
5u₃ ŠA₃-šu ša LUGAL a-na muh-hi-kaAnd the king's hand to you
6⸢lu⸣-u₂ la-a tu-ma-al-la“You did not make the elû-priestess present,
7i-na-an-na {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ iš-tu a-ia-iš-am-me-⸢e⸣Now, lapis lazuli from Aya-išvamme-e
8a-mu-ur-ma ⸢a⸣-na LUGAL šu-bi-laI saw and sent (it) to the king.
9⸢u₃⸣ ŠA₃-šu ša LUGAL a-na muh-hi ⸢EN⸣-iaThe king's hand against my lord's house
10lu-u₂ la-a i-ma-al-lihe should not lie.
11u₃ e-nu-ma a-na-ku dan-⸢niš₂⸣ am-ta-ra-⸢aṣ⸣And when I, Dan-ešti-E, am constantly seeking out
12u₂-ba-an lu-u₂ la mi-ta-a-kuI shall have no claim.
13i-na-an-na iš-tu GIG-ia ab-ta-lu-uṭNow, I live with my illness.
14⸢u₃⸣ {d}ap-šu-uk-ka ša {iri}ir-ha-an-daThe temple of Apsukka of Irḫanda
15e-te-la-a u₃ a-na LU₂ tap-pu-ti-šuhe has left, and to the man of his companion
16e-er-ri-ša-an-ni u₃ ma-an-nu-me-eErrīšanni, and nobody
17a-na DINGIR{li₃} ša-⸢a⸣-šu SISKUR-MEŠTo the god, his lord, the offerings
18ša LU₂ tap-pu-ut-ti e-ep-pa-ašof a man who has companions will be made
19u₃ NIG₂.BA-HI.A ma-aʾ-di-iš ub-baland he will carry out many gifts.
20u₃ {sig₂}ZA.GIN₃ ub-ba-al i-na-an-naand lapis lazuli he shall weigh out. Now
21EN-ia {sig₂}ZA.GIN₃-MEŠ li-še(TE-)bi-laMay my lord send me blue wool.
22šum-ma EN-ia {sig₂}ZA.GIN₃.NA la-aIf my lord does not wear blue wool
23⸢u₂⸣-še-ba-la a-na a-ia-šito the ešebala canal
24ma-an-nu ša-nu-um-ma {sig₂}ZA.GIN₃-⸢MEŠ⸣Who is this blue-purple wool?
25i-na-an-da-na šum-mahe will give back. If
26EN-ia la-a i-na-da-⸢na⸣my lord, shall not come out.

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