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RS 86.2208 (P504024)

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

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DesignationRS 86.2208
IDP504024
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotUgarit (mod. Ras Shamra)
Coordinates35.6021, 35.7853

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
1'[x x] x u₂-ba-ʾe [...] x-u₂-šu... he will bring
2'[x x x] u₂-ba-ʾe LU₂ [...] x... a man ...
3'[x x x] u₂-bu-ni i-na ⸢E₂⸣.[GAL-ia] u₃ i-na be-er-ti-⸢ia⸣... in the Ekallātiya and in the Inner City
4'[x x] x a-na ku-a-ša al-tap-ra-ku ma-a la ta-al-ta-na-meI have sent ... to you, saying: "You should not give it to me!"
5'[x x]-MEŠ ša-ni-u₂-te ša u₂-ša-hu-zu-ka-niThose ... which he had brought to you
6'⸢ta-ka⸣-la mi-im-ma i-na mar-ši-ti IR₃-MEŠ-ia“Do not take away anything from my body!
7'a-nu-ma IR₃-šu ir-ta-na-qi am-ma-ka a-na pa-ne₂Now, he has sinned, where is he going?
8'DUMU ia-<<a>>-ri-me ki-i u₂-ba-ʾe-u₂-ni a-na KUR mi-iṣ-riWhen the son of Yarime brought it, he went to the land of Miṣru.
9'a-na ta-da-ni-šu aš-šum-ma ki-i u₂-du-ni mar-ši-tiFor his gift, if he is born a widow
10'ša EN-šu u₃ la-a i-na-di-nu IR₃ am-mi-a an-ni-šaof his lord, and they will not give it. Why is this delay?
11'u₃ am-mi-ša a-na-ku u₂-ba-a-šu u₃ ki-i iq-bi-u₂-ni“And why did I speak to him and when he said
12'DUMU ia-ri-me ma-a i-ba-aš-ši še-bu-tu ki-i ul-ta-šiThe son of Yarimmu said: "Is it true that he has been killed?"
13'1 ME 50 KU₃.BABBAR {m}ša-qa-e a-na šu-a-šu u₃ GAL-MEŠ{tu}150 (shekels of) silver: Šaqâ for himself and the chiefs
14'ša {iri}u₂-ga-ri-it u₂-du-šu u₃ LU₂-MEŠ ša iq-⸢bi-u₂-ni⸣of Ugarit his sheep and the men whom he said
15'ma-a še-bu-tu-ia šu-nu-ti il-ta-aʾ-lu-šu-nu LU₂-MEŠ-ia“These are my men who have taken them away, my men
16'ma-a at-tu-nu i-na ke-te še-bu-tu ša DUMU ia-ri-me ki-i ul-ta-ši“You, by the true command of the son of Yarimmu, I have sent (this message) to you.‭
17'KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠ a-na ŠU{at} {m}ša-qa-e iq-ṭi₃-bi-u₂-šu-nu-tiŠaqâ has said to them:
18'ma-a la-a še-bu-tu ne₂-nu šum-ma i-na še-bu-ti i-ša-ku-nu“This is not the case. If they are in the case
19'mu-še-ra-šu-⸢nu li⸣-it-mu DINGIR-MEŠ a-na pa-ne₂-šu-nuMay the gods hear his prayer.
20'u₃ ki-i iq-[bi]-⸢u₂⸣-ni {m}DUMU ia-ri-me a-na tar-ṣe pa-ne₂ ⸢DINGIR⸣-[MEŠ]and when he said to me, the son of Yarime to the rear of the gods
21'ma-a la-aš-šu 1 ME 30 DUG I₃-MEŠ ša {m}ša-qa-e ⸢iq⸣-[ṭi₃-bi]"There are no 130 pots of oil of Šaqâ.
22'ma-a šum-ma e-ta-am-ru i-na pi-tu-ia a-na KUR [mi-iṣ-ri]"If he has seen it, in my responsibility to the land of Mišri
23'a-ta-lak a-di E₂{ti}ia iq-ṭi₃-bi [...]I went, until my house he said ...
24'⸢li⸣-li-ka u₄-ma 40 DUG I₃-MEŠ {⸢m⸣}[...]When 40 pots of oil
r
1'[x x x x] i-ta-lak a-⸢na⸣ [...]... went, ...
2'i-ba-aš-ši i-na {iri}u₂-ga-⸢ri-it⸣ [...]there is in Ugarit
3'am-ma-ka a-na ša-a-šu u₃ la-a iṣ-[bat ...]Why to him and not to ...
4'a-na sa-ha-ri i-na lib₃-be₂ KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠ ša iš-⸢tu⸣ [...]From the silver that is now ...
5'il-qi-u₂-ni u₃ iq-ṭi₂-ʾi-ip a-na e-pa-aš ⸢KU₃⸣.[BABBAR-MEŠ ...]he took, and he said to him to make silver
6'šu-ut u₃ IR₃-MEŠ-šu u₃ ta-ak-tu-un DUMU.MI₂ {m}ia-ri-meThe daughter of Iarime
7'a-na DAM{ti}šu u₃ la-a tu-la-ad a-na šu-a-šuto his wife, and you will not give it to him.
8'u₃ ub-ta-ʾe a-na a-ha-zi MI₂ ša-ni-ta il-te-šaand he has brought it to the aḫāzu of that woman
9'ki-i la tu-la-ad DUMU a-na ša-šu ki mu-de u₂-tiIf you do not bring the son to him, he will die.
10'DUMU.MI₂ {m}ia-ri-me te-ta-pa-ša-šu u₃ ta-su-ukThe daughter of Iarīmu you have treated him, and you have suckled.
11'GIŠ-MEŠ i-na lib₃-be₂ GIR₃ u₃ ta-ti-din-šu i-na ŠU{⸢at⸣}wood from the šēpê-tree and you have given to him, from the hands of E-e-23
12'{f}um-ma-ʾa-bi NIN{ti}ša u₃ tal-te-qe-šuUmma-alabi, his mistress, and you have taken him
13'iš-tu il-ti-u₂-ni u₃ sa-mu-ki iṣ-ṣa-bat GIŠ-MEŠAfter he has sinned and seized Samuku, the wood
14'lib₃-ba-šu u₃ i-sa-aq-ra ⸢iš⸣-pu-ru-u₂-kum qu-ba-suhis heart and he will be angry with you. E-šu-purum is his opponent.
15'iš-tu e-mu-⸢ru⸣-ni ki-i pa-nu-⸢šu⸣ a-na mu-a-tiAfter the emūrūnu had left for the dead,
16'u₃ il-ta-ṭar KU₃.BABBAR-MEŠ ⸢kat₂-ta⸣-u₂-ti-ia ⸢li-num⸣-mu-šuand he has paid back the silver of my ekatta-ētî-priestess (and) his eli-num-e-mušu-priest
17'mi-mu-šu ša am-ma-ka i-na lib₃-be₂ ṭup-pe a-na UGU-iaWhatever it is that I have written on a tablet
18'i-na-ša-i qu-ul a-mu-e-at a-ba-la-aṭ u₃ u₂-ba-ʾa“It is a storm, a flood, an affliction, and a famine.
19'EN mi-im-mu-ia ša a-na UGU mi-im-mu-ia u₃ ⸢iq-ṭi₃⸣-[bi]Lord of everything that pertains to everything and the iqtû-priestess
20'ma-a a-na-i-ša qu-ul ta-mur ⸢šap-ru-te⸣saying: “Why did you see the šaprīrūtu-tree
21'a-na UGU mi-im-mu-ia ⸢u₃ a-na SISKUR-MEŠ⸣ {d}IŠKUR [...]Concerning my possessions, for the offerings of Adad
22'u₃ lu ta-e-ra [...]or you ...
23'NIN [...]... lady
l.e.
1[...]-ri-im-me a-ṣa-bat ṣi-ib-ta... I have seized from the netherworld
2[...] u₂-ga-ri-it... Ugarit

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