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Nougayrol Ugaritica 5, no. 27 (P503850)

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

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DesignationNougayrol Ugaritica 5, no. 27
IDP503850
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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1um-ma LUGAL KUR kar-⸢ga⸣-mišThus (says) the king of Carchemish:
2[a]-na {m}a-mis-tam-ri LUGAL KUR u₂-⸢ga⸣-ri-itto Ammistamru, king of Ugarit
3⸢qi₂⸣-bi-maIt is its qībi.
4⸢lu⸣-u₂ ⸢šul⸣-mu a-na muh-hi-kaThe elû-demon and the svul-emu-disease against you
5aš-šum di-[ni] ša DUMU {m}zi-ba₂-iaConcerning the lawsuit of the son of Zibaya
6ša it-ti ⸢IR₃⸣ {m}hi-iš-mi-{d}IŠKURwhich with the threshing floor of Ḫišmi-Adad
7ša taš₃-pu-ra DUMU {m}zi-ba₂-ia a-kan₂-na iq-biAs to what you wrote, the son of Zibaya said thus:
8⸢ma⸣-a 4 me-at KU₃.BABBAR a-na muh-hi400 (shekels of) silver against
9{[m]}⸢ta-ki⸣-ia u a-na muh-hi {m}zu-uk-ri-iaEtiki-Ea and Zukriya
10[a]-⸢na-ku⸣ hu-ub-bu-ul-mi u₃ KU₃.BABBARI shall pay the debts and the silver
11[a]-⸢na⸣ muh-hi-⸢šu⸣ ut-ta-ah-hi-ir-mi dan-niš₂“As for me, I have turned to him very strongly.
12[u₃] LUGAL KUR u₂-⸢ga⸣-ri-it 4 me-at KU₃.BABBARand the king of Ugarit, 400 (shekels of) silver
13[ša]-⸢a⸣-šu mi-it-ha-ri-iš a-na muh-hiHis son, his brother-in-law, against
14{m}ta-ki-ia il-ta-kan₂-miTakiya has established
15u₃ 2 me-at KU₃.BABBAR id-dan-na-miand he will pay 200 (shekels of) silver.
16u₃ 6 me-at KU₃.BABBAR a-na muh-hi-šuand 600 (shekels of) silver against him
17ir-te-eh-mi u₃ {m}ta-⸢ki⸣-iaand Ta'emiya
18a-kan₂-na iq-bi ma-a 8 me-at KU₃.BABBARHe said thus: "800 (shekels of) silver
19ša DUMU {m}zi-ba-iaFrom the son of Zibaya.
20ša a-na muh-hi-ia hu-ub-bu-ulthat is on my account destroyed
21a-na DUMU {m}zi-ba-ia ul-tal-li-mito the son of Zibaya he returned.
b.e.
1u₃ {lu₂-meš}ši-bu-tu₄-iaand my witnesses
2i-ba-aš-šu-mi {m}at-ta-nuthere is Abtanu
3[u₃ {m]}a-i-u₂ i-na-an-na šum-maand Aiu now, if
4{⸢lu₂⸣-meš}ši-bu-tu₄-šu i-qab₂-bu-u₂they say:
r
1ma-a šal-ma-at 8 me-at KU₃.BABBAR {m}ta-ki-ia"Takiya is well. 800 (shekels of) silver
2a-na DUMU {m}zi-ba-ia ul-tal-li-mito the son of Zibaya he returned.
3{m}ta-ki-ia qa-du {lu₂-meš}⸢ši⸣-bu-ti-šuTakiya together with his men
4li-it-ma-ma ša DUMU {m}zi-ba-⸢ia⸣May it be known that the son of Ziba-Eya-e23
5ŠU li-li u₃ šum-ma {lu₂-meš}ši-bu-tiHand of Lili and if the people
6ša {m}ta-ki-ia i-na-ak-ki-ruof Takiya they shall cut off
7DUMU {m(meš)}zi-ba-ia qa-du {lu₂-meš}ši-bu-ti-šuson of Zibaya, together with his witnesses
8li-it-ma-ma {m}⸢ta⸣-ki-ia KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠ-⸢šu⸣let him know, and Eta-ekiya the silver
9li-šal-li-im-šumay they restore him.
10e-nu-ma {m}ta-ki-ia im-tah-ra-⸢an-ni⸣When Takiya returned,
11ma-a KIRI₆ GEŠTIN-ia ⸢i⸣-na {iri}šu-ra-aš-⸢ša⸣“The vineyard of my vineyard in the city Šuraše
12it-ta-ak-su₂-mi i-⸢na-an⸣-na di-ni-šuHe has sinned, his lawsuit is void
13ša-al-ma mu-ul-la-a“It is enough! It is abundant!’
14ki-i ša KUR u₂-ga-ri-it lu u₂-al-li-ni-šuLike the land of Ugarit he made him live.
15u₃ aš-šum di-ni MUNUS{ti}And if a lawsuit against a woman
16ša {lu₂}mu-ut-ši it-ti DUMU {m}hu-ti-⸢ia⸣of the scribe with the son of Hutiya-e23
17ša i-na {iri}ar-zi-ga-na i-du-kuwhich in Arzigana they killed
18ša taš₃-pu-ra i-na-an-na LU₂-MEŠ {iri}ar-zi-ga-naAs to what you wrote, now the men of Arzigana
19i-na {iri}a-ar-ru-wa li-it-mu-u₂in Arruwa they shall swear.
20a-kan₂-na li-iq-bu-u₂ ma-a šum-maThey should say thus: "If
21{lu₂}mu-ut-ši ša MUNUS{ti}the husband of the woman
22u₃ ŠEŠ {m}IR₃-a-na-tumand the debt of Arad-anatum
23i-na IRI{li₃} ni-id-du₄-kuin the city we shall kill
24ia-nu-ma ša id-⸢du₄⸣-ku-šuNow that Iddu-Ekušu
25ni-de₄-mi li-it-mu-u₂-malet us know, and
26⸢DI⸣ MUNUS{tim₂} ša-a-ši qa-ta li-i-⸢li⸣May that woman’s hand be held high
l.e.
1u₃ šum-ma DUMU-MEŠ LU₂-MEŠ {iri}ar-zi-ga-na iš-tu ma-mi-tiAnd if the citizens of Arzigana from afar
2i-⸢na⸣-ah-⸢su₂⸣ u₃ ki-i ⸢mu⸣-ul-la-a DUMU-MEŠ {iri}ar-⸢zi-ga⸣-naI-enaḫ-esû and when I-emulla the citizens of Arziga
3a-na DUMU {m}hu-⸢ti⸣-ia um-tal-lu-u₂ u₃ a-na MUNUS{ti} ⸢ša⸣-[a-ši]to the son of Hutīya he has been brought, and to the woman Eša-eaši
4mu-⸢ul⸣-la-a a-⸢na⸣ [ŠU{ti}ši u₂]-⸢al⸣-[la]-a [...]“It is enough, I want to go out, it is enough! It is sufficient! It has been enough, it has been too much for me

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