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Nougayrol Ugaritica 5, no. 26 (P503840)

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

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DesignationNougayrol Ugaritica 5, no. 26
IDP503840
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 {m}šu-kur₂-{d}IŠKUR{ub} DUMU LUGALThus says Šūkur-Adad, the son of the king:
2a-na {m}am-mis-tam-rito Ammistamru
3LUGAL {iri}u₂-ga-ri-it qi₂-bi-maSpeak to the king of Ugarit:
4lu-u₂ šul-mu a-na muh-hi(TE-)kaMay you be well!
5a-nu-um-ma iš-tu ma-har {d}UTU{ši}Now, before Šamaš
6at-ta-al-ka u₃ i-na {iri}a-la-la-hiI came, and in Alalaḫ
7aš-ba-ku u₃ at-ta EN ta₂-hu-mi-iaI myself, and you, my lord, are my friends.
8u₃ it-ti-ia lu-u₂ ṭa₂-ba₂-taand with me may you be reconciled.
9u₃ a-na-ku a-na muh-hi-ka DUG₃.GA{ku}And I am glad on account of you.
10at-ta mi-nu-um-me-eYou, whatever
11[ha]-aš-ha-ta a-na muh-hi-ia te-šap-par₂-raYou have sent a message to me
12[a]-⸢na⸣-ku mi-nu-um-me-eWhat else?
13[a]-⸢šap⸣-par₂-ra-ka lu-u₂ ta-ša-am-meMay you be praised in the šapepar.
14[i]-na-an-na a-nu-um-maNow, herewith
15{⸢lu₂⸣-meš}ṣa-ri-pu-tu₃the elû-priests of Bariputu
b.e.
1DUMU-MEŠ {iri}pa-ni-iš₃-ta-asons of Paništaya
2a-na muh-hi-ka al-ta-par₂I have written to you.
3MAŠ₂.DA.A.RI a-na e-pe₂-šito perform extispicy
r
1i-na {iri}NIN-ri-mi li-pu-šuin Nineveh they should build.
2u₃ a-na {lu₂}ha-za-niand to the mayor
3ša {iri}ša-al-mi-iaof the city Šalmiya
4a-na ŠU{ti}šu šu-ku-un-su₂-nu-tito his hand they shall cast them
5u₃ ma-am-ma lu-u₂ la-aor anyone else
6u₂-ha-ab-ba₂-at-su₂-nu-tishall remove them.
7a-di i-na HUR.SAG i-la-ku-maUntil they come in Hursag
8a-na pa-ni-šu-nu ma-am-maNobody
9lu-u₂ la-a e-el-limay it not be tremble
10u₂-nu-te LIL.LA.BI mi-nu-um-me-e“What are those lilītu-shields?
11e-ri-šu a-⸢na ša⸣-am-miHis seed is the water of the sea
12{lu₂}ha-za-nu ša šal-mi-iathe mayor of my peace
13li-di₃-in-na-su₂-nu-timay he give them.

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