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RS 94.2002 + RS 94.2003 (P504050)

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

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DesignationRS 94.2002 + RS 94.2003
IDP504050
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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1'[...] x x [...]
2'[...] x-ʾa-ia [x (x)] ⸢x⸣ [...]... my ...
3'[...] gab-bi x [...]... all
4'[...] ša {d}IŠKUR i-ra-[am-...]... of Adad ...
5'[...]-ku ša {d}UTU ki-i-ma [...]... of Shamash, like
6'[...] x-MEŠ-šu u₃ ⸢x x⸣-MEŠ-šu [...]... his and his ...
7'[...] ⸢EN⸣ e-mu-qi-ia [x x (x)] SIG₅ it-[...]... my strength ... good
8'[...] ša LUGAL DUMU-šu-nu [x (x)]-ku a-di da-[ri-ti-...]... of the king, their sons ... forever
9'[x x (x)] a-nu-um-ma LUGAL il-te-me ki-i ša at-ta taš₃-⸢pur⸣-[...]Now the king has heard that you have sent
10'[x x (x)] ⸢šu⸣-pa-al-ti GIR₃-MEŠ ša LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR ⸢mi-iṣ-ri⸣-[i-x ...]... ešû-pālti sword of the great king, king of the land
11'[x] ša i-⸢na⸣ IR₃{ut-ti} ša LUGAL ⸢EN-ia⸣ a-ki-i ⸢LUGAL⸣-[MEŠ AB.BA.MES-ia-...]... of Išme-nāṣir, the warrior of the king, my lord, like the şpi guards of the Apsu
12'[x x x (x)] i-na IR₃{ut-ti}MEŠ at-ta [ka]-an-na taš₃-pur x te-[...]... in the evening, you, here you wrote ...
13'[...]-⸢ša⸣ taš₃-pur UGU-šu ⸢gab⸣-ba a-dan-niš₂ gab-ba ša x [...]... you sent. On top of it all the ešāba-vessels
14'u₃ ki-⸢i⸣ ša at-ta taš₃-pur um-ma-a a-bu-ia a-bu a-⸢bu⸣-[ia-...]And thus you wrote: "My father, my grandfather
15'⸢IR₃⸣ {m}ri-⸢ia⸣-ma-še-ša LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i a-mur a-du-⸢gu⸣ [a-na-ku]I saw the temple of Rīya-emašva, the great king, the king of the land of Miṣrî. I am Adu-egu-e23.
16'⸢IR₃⸣ {m}mar-ni-ip-ta-ah LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i EN-ia [...]The temple of Marnippaḫ, great king, king of the land of Išrī, my lord
17'a-bu-te-MEŠ-ia ša a-na-ku u₂-ba-ʾe-e-šu-nu-ti i-na KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i ⸢ki-i⸣My words which I uttered in the land of Miṣrî (and) E23
18'⸢ki-it-ti-ša⸣ at-ta ta-aq-bu-u₂ AB.BA-MEŠ-ka i-na IR₃{ut-ti} ⸢ša⸣-[...]You are the one who spoke of the kītti-šû-temple, your descendants in the time of the temple
19'ul-[tu da]-⸢ri⸣-ti u₃ at-ta-ma i-na IR₃{ut-ti} ša {m}mar-ni-ip-tah ha-[at-pa-mu-a]From Darius and you, in the reign of Marnippaḫ the Ḫatamua
20'⸢DUMU ša⸣ {d}⸢UTU⸣ at-ta-ka-an-na-ma ki-i ṭe₄-e-ma ša AB.BA-MEŠ-ka [x]You are the son of Šamaš-ēṭer, and when you say that your descendants
21'u₃ ki-i ša at-ta taš₃-pur ma-a ul e-te-ri-iš hi-ši-ih-ti x [...]And as you wrote: "I have not returned my debts" ...
22'LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i EN-ia a-ki-i hi-ši-ih-ti ⸢an⸣-ni-⸢i⸣ e-[te-ri-iš]The great king, the king of the land of Išrī, my lord, like a wild bull he set out.
23'KUR u₂-ga-ri-it bi-ru-u₂ dan-niš₂ EN-ia li-bal-li-⸢iṭ⸣ [...]May the land of Ugarit, the strong one, my lord, be reconciled
24'u₃ LUGAL li-id-din ZIZ₂.AN-MEŠ a-na bu-ul-lu-ṭi₃-ia a-⸢na⸣ [šu-bu-li]May the king give me emmer for my life.
25'ša i-bal-li-iṭ-šu-nu-ti i-na KUR x x (x)-ti gab-bi x[...]which he destroyed, in the whole land
26'id-da₂-an-na-ak-ku {m}ri-x-hu-ʾa-a x x x x x x [...]Ri-ḫulāya
27'u₃ ⸢a-na⸣ bu-ul-lu-ṭi₃ DUMU-MEŠ KUR u₂-ga-ri-it u₃ ki-[i-...]and Anana, the descendants of the land of Ugarit, and
28'u₃ x-[x (x)]-da/ṭa-bu-šu-nu-ti a-na ŠA₃ {⸢giš}MA₂⸣ u₂ i-le-eq-qu₂ [...]and their ... into a boat they shall take
29'a-na ⸢KUR⸣ [u₂]-ga-ri-it u₃ ki-i ša [at]-ta taš₃-pu-ra x [...]to the palace of Ugarit and as you wrote me
30'1{⸢en⸣} {giš}MA₂ at-tu-ia a-na KUR tu-[ur-hi]-⸢pa⸣-ni LUGAL x [...]One boat of mine to the land Turḫi-pa’e-ni the king
31'4 eb-le-MEŠ ša NA₄-MEŠ qa-du 10 ⸢eb⸣-le-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ [...]4 bowls of stones together with 10 large bowls
32'da-an-nu-tu₄ u₃ li-⸢še-bi-lu 1{en} x x x {giš}GIGIR x⸣ [...]Strong and mighty one ... chariot
33'⸢LUGAL⸣ EN-ka it-ta-⸢din⸣ [a]-⸢na⸣ šu-bu-li a-na ka-a-ša 4 ⸢eb⸣-[le-MEŠ ša NA₄-MEŠ]The king’s palace, your lord, has gone up to the river. It is for you. Four ... of stones
34'qa-du 10 eb-le-MEŠ [GAL-MEŠ x]-MEŠ SIG₅ ⸢ki⸣ ša at-ta taš₃-pur ⸢UGU-šu⸣ x [...]Together with the 10 great towers, the good ... of E-e-23 that you wrote to me, the ... over it
35'[...] 10 (...)-al (...) qa-du GIŠ ma ⸢x⸣ [...]... 10 ... together with the boat ...
36'[... taš₃]-⸢pu⸣-ur UGU-⸢šu⸣ u₃ (...) 3 lim (...)... you write to him and 3,000 ...
37'[...] x x-⸢šu-nu a-ki⸣-i ša at-[ta taš₃]-pur u₃ ku-(...)... ... as you wrote and ...
38'[...] x x x x-ia a-na-⸢ku⸣ iš-tu (...) u₂-bal-la-aṭ... my ... I shall go out, from he will return.
39'[...]-x x KUR-MEŠ i-bal-li-ṭu i-na KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i... the lands will live in the land of Mišrî
40'[...] x x x x gab-be KUR-MEŠ {d}UTU it-ta-din ⸢gab-bi x (x) DUMU-MEŠ... all the lands Šamaš has given. Egabbi ... sons
41'[...] gab-bi-šu-nu ⸢ša⸣ LUGAL KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i u₃ ki-i ša at-ta taš₃-pu-ra... all of them, the king of the land of Išrî, and as you wrote me
42'⸢ma⸣-[a] x x x {giš}MA₂ GAL{u₂} an-nu-u₂ ša a-na-ku a-na-an-⸢din⸣ a-na a-la-ki-šuThis great ship that I myself am bringing out to his departure
43'a-na KUR tu-ur-hi il-la-ka a-na ia-ši u₃ ⸢a⸣-na-ku a-na-⸢an-din a-na šu-bu-li⸣He will come to the land of Turḫu, to me and to me I will give to you.
44'e-bu/mu-⸢x⸣-MEŠ ša šu-u₂ i-la-qi i-na ma-an-da-at-ti [...]That ebu/mū-e-šû-priest will take from me for a long time
45'a-na ⸢tar⸣-ba-ṣa-te-MEŠ ša EN-ia at-ta ka-an-na taq₂-bi ŠA₃-ba ⸢ir-x x x⸣ (x)To the ētar-bašbatê of my lord, you are right now saying: “Ir-
46'gab-ba ša at-ta taš₃-pu-ur UGU-šu [u₃] ⸢ki-i⸣ at-ta taš₃-pu-ra ma-aAll that you wrote to me about, and you wrote me about E-ki-e-23:
47'i-na pa-na-mu x x x (x)-MEŠ ša e-reš ŠA-ia i-ma-⸢ak-ka⸣-suIn the presence of the ...s of my servant they will kill him.
48'u₃ 1{en} DUG I₃.GIŠ x (x) 10 DUG I₃.GIŠ ša i-te-ne₂-ep-pu-[(uš)-šu] ⸢it⸣-[ti] [...]and 1 pot of oil ... 10 pots of oil that they have made ...
49'⸢a-na ia⸣-[ši] ša-ak-[nu]-u₂ 1{en} iš-tu ŠA₃-šu-nu li-il-[...]“As for me, they are placed. May one of them ...
50'a-⸢x x⸣ (x)-⸢mi x x-tu pa⸣-na-nu at-ta ka-an-na taq₂-⸢bi⸣ [x x (x)]“Alas, my ..., you are the one who spoke to me ...
51'ik-⸢tal⸣-da a-na ka-ra-ti-MEŠ ša KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i u₃ ⸢LUGAL⸣ [...]Ik-etal-eda to the quays of the land of Mīšrî and the palace of ...
52'⸢a-na⸣ LU₂ bal/pal-la-ah-ti x ma-a mi-im-ma at-⸢x⸣ la-a [...]“Ana’e23 (speaks) as follows: 'All that I have not
53'it-ti-šu-nu {m}EN-ta-⸢x ša⸣ u₂-ša-ṣi it-ti-šu-nu il-⸢la⸣-[ak]Bēl-tâ-ēriš is with them; he will make peace with them.
54'ki-i ṭe₄-e-mi la-be-er-tu₄ ša i-te-ne₂-ep-pu-šu-šu-nu-⸢ti⸣When the old messages that they have been sending to them
55'ki-i ša at-ta taš₃-pu-ra UGU LU₂ an-na-a ša [...]As you wrote to me, concerning this man
56'u₃ at-ta taq-bu-u₂ ma-a ul-te-bi-lu-šu a-na KUR ⸢mi⸣-[iṣ-ri-i]And you said: "I have sent him to the land of Emiri.
57'[x (x)] a-⸢na⸣ LU₂ an-ni-[i x] x li-[...]... may this man ...
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1ša u₂-ši-ir-šu a-na ia-ši at-ta kan₂-na [taq-bi] [...]“That which he brought to me you have said to me ...
2il-te-qu-ni a-mur LU₂ an-na-a ša at-ta taš₃-⸢pur⸣ [...]Look, this man, you have sent ...
3šu-u₂ pa-qi-id a-na {lu₂}DUMU.KIN{ri}ka a-na šu-bu-li [a-na ka-a-ša]It is entrusted to your messenger to you.
4a-du₂-gu LUGAL iṣ-ṣa-ra-ah {m}am-ma-ia {lu₂}DUMU.KIN{ri} [...]The king smote Ammāya, the messenger
5{lu₂}GAL MA₂-MEŠ ša E₂ u₂-de-e-MEŠ ša LUGAL ⸢it⸣-[...]The chief of the boats of the storehouse of the king
6a-na ka-a-ša qa-du {lu₂}DUMU.KIN-ri-ka u₃ ⸢LUGAL⸣ it-⸢ta-din a⸣-[na šu-bu-li]to you together with your messenger and the king’s palace he has given. What is in it?
7a-na ka-a-ša šu-bu-ul-tu i-na ŠU-ti-šu at-ta lu-u₂ ⸢ti⸣-[de]You are the one who bears the burdens in his hand, may you be the ēti’ede
81 {na₄}KIŠIB GAL ša KU₃.GI ša LUGAL qa-du SU DU₃ HU 1 ir-tu₄ ⸢GAL⸣1 big seal of gold of the king together with ... 1 irtu of the palace
9ša KU₃.GI SIG₅ ša LUGAL 1 ki-li-lu ša KU₃.GI LUGAL ša SAG.DUof gold, good for the king. 1 kīlīlu of gold for the crown prince.
102 HUR-MEŠ qa-ti ša KU₃.GI SIG₅ ša LUGAL nap-har 5 GIN₂ x ša KU₃.GI2 ḫašû-bowls with gold, good for the king, all 5 shekels of gold
116 {gada}⸢tak⸣-tim-mu ša me-ku su-na-te-šu-nu ar-ku 10 {gada}til-lu-u₂6 eštak-etimmu-bowls (made) of reed bundles; 10 tillû-wraps
12ša me-ku su-na-te-šu-nu ar-ku 20 {gada}til-lu-u₂ ša me-ku 50 GADA GAL-⸢MEŠ⸣The length is 0;20. The breadth is 50. The chief of the chapels
13ša ⸢me-ku⸣ 50 {gada}GU₂.E₃-MEŠ ša me-ku 2 {gada}al-lu-ru SIG SIG₅From the Mekû-house. 50 cowpens of Meku. 2 good quality alluru-bowls
1480 {gada}ma-ak-la-lu-MEŠ SIG-MEŠ SIG₅-MEŠ 80 {gada}GU₂.E₃-MEŠ SIG-MEŠ [SIG₅-MEŠ]80 good quality mashlalu-bowls (and) 80 good grade oxen
1510 {⸢gada⸣}tu-un-su₂-[MEŠ] GAL-MEŠ pa-na-šu-nu SIG-MEŠ SIG₅-MEŠ10 large ešaddû-vessels, their faces are good, good.
16nap-har 3 me-⸢at⸣ 8 GADA-MEŠ ša me-ku u₃ SIG-MEŠ SIG₅-MEŠa total of 3 hundred 8 linen garments of meku-work and good quality wool
171 {⸢giš}GIGIR⸣ da-mi-iq-ti TUR KU₃.GI GAR.RA qa-du {giš}mi-gi-ir-ri-⸢MEŠ⸣ [ša/šu]One good chariot, a golden halo, is installed together with the ...s.
18[N] ⸢NA₄⸣-MEŠ le-hu ša ⸢NA₄-MEŠ⸣ su-mu-hu 1 ME {giš}UR₃ GAL-MEŠ ša [...]n ēšakku-plants, the lēḫu-plant of the sūhu-plant, 100 big cypresses of
19[...] ⸢me⸣-at 67 BA.AN NA₄ ga-bi 20 u-nu-tu₄ GAL-MEŠ ša NA₄ KAL [(x)]... 67 ... stones, its milk: 20 large utensils of coarse stone(s)
20[x x (x)] GU₂.UN ša SIG₂-MEŠ 4 LIM KU₆-MEŠ a-ṭu-x x (x)-u₂x talents of wool, 4,000 fish ...
21[...] GU₂.UN ša KU₆-MEŠ:la-at-ti 50 GU.UN KU₆-[MEŠ]... talent of fish, 50 talents of fish
22ṭu-x x (x) 3 LIM KU₆-MEŠ:pa-ri/hu-šu i-na x x x (x)3 thousand fish in
2310 eb-le-[MEŠ GAL]-MEŠ SIG₅-MEŠ ša 1 LIM 2 ME⸣ am-ma-ti mu-ra-ak-šu-[nu]10 great towers, good ones, of 122 towers that were built.
24⸢N⸣ eb-le-[MEŠ GAL]-⸢MEŠ⸣ ša 7 ME ⸢am-ma⸣-ti mu-ra-ak-[šu]-[nu]The great towers of the seven hundred towers that he had built for you
251 ri-ib-x x [...] x x x x x {giš}MA₂-MEŠ-ka i-la-[ka] [...]If ... ... your boats will come
26ša-ni-tam ki-i [ša at-ta taš₃]-⸢pu-ur⸣ ma-a x x (x) ša ul-⸢te⸣-[...]This (is) what you wrote to me: “... ...
27i-na KUR u₂-ga-⸢ri⸣-[it x (x)] x x ka [...]in the land of Ugarit
28ki-a-ma U₂-HI-A a-na [x x] (...) [...]Just as the plants to ... ...
29u₃ ki-i ta-šap-[x x] ⸢x x⸣ [...]And when you ...
30u₃ šu-u₂ is-si-ih i-na [...]And he has sinned in
31a-na a-la-ki-šu a-na ka-a-ša x [...]to go, to you
32li-li-ʾu-u₂-u₂ a-na na-da-ni a-na [ka-a-ša] [...]May they be able to give, to you
33LU₂-MEŠ ša at-ta taš₃-pu-ur UGU-[...]You wrote to that man

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