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RS 94.2474 (P504138)

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

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DesignationRS 94.2474
IDP504138
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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1a-na {lu₂}UGULA KALAM.MA EN-iaTo the governor of the land, my lord:
2qi₂-bi-maspeak!
3um-ma {m}{d}30-a-bu IR₃-ka-maThus (says) Sîn-abu, your servant:
4a-na GIR₃-MEŠ EN-ia iš-tu ru-qišTo the feet of my lord, from afar
52{šu₂} 7{šu₂} am-qut2 7 amqut
6a-ma-te-MEŠ ša EN-ia aš-šum {lu₂-meš}NA.GADThe words of my lord are as follows: the sheikhs
7ša KUR su-u-hi u₃ {iri}ba-lu-ga-ra-u₂of the land Suḫu and the city Balugaru
8a-na muh-hi {lu₂}GAR{kin₂} KUR iš-pu-ra-an-nito the prefect of the country sent me
9a-na {lu₂}GAR{kin₂} KUR a-da-bu-ubI shall speak to the governor of the land.
10u₃ {m}ŠEŠ-ma-ra-mat a-na pa-niand Šumma-marāmat before
11{lu₂}GAR{kin₂} KUR uk-ti-in₄the governor of the land of Utin
12[u] hi-ṭa₂ at-tu-šu₂-nu-maand you yourselves are guilty
13[il]-ta-kan₂ ma-a am-mi-ni-ihe has placed, saying: "Why
14[la-a] šal-ma-ti-ku-nu ta-da-bu-ba-⸢mi⸣“You are not yours, you will speak to me
15[u₃] ⸢hi⸣-ṭa₂ ša EN-ia ul iš-ku-unand the ēḫīṭa of my lord I did not place
16[i-na-an]-⸢na⸣ {m}NIR-{d}KUR a-na {lu₂}GAR{⸢kin₂⸣} [KUR]When Urdu-Šamaš to the prefect of the land
17[ṭup-pa u₂]-⸢še⸣-bi-la u₃ {lu₂}GAR{⸢kin₂⸣} [KUR]tablet of U’ešebila and the prefect of the land
18[...] ⸢EN⸣-ia ha-⸢an⸣-[ṭiš ...]... my lord, may he release ...
b.e.
1'[...]
r
1'[...] x x [...]
2'⸢ṭup-pi⸣-ia a-na muh-⸢hi⸣ [...]My tablet on top of it
3'am-mi-ni-i la-a al-x [...]Why did I not ...?
4'u₃ ki-i ir-u₂-bu i-na {iri}[x-x]-raand when they entered, in ...
5'ik-ta-la-an-ni u₃ a-na-kuhe has bound me, and I
6'ma-a it-ti ṭup-pi-ia a-na ku-tal-li-ia“With my tablet to my rear
7'te-er-ra-an-ni-mi u₃ šu-u₂return to me, and he
8'ul i-ma-gur ma-a a-du {lu₂}DUMU KIN{ri}“Until the messenger
9'ša iš-tu muh-hi LUGAL i-na-hi-sawhich he brought from the king
10'lu-u₂ aš-ba-ta-mimay I be seized
11'LUGAL a-la-ak-ka i-qab₂-bi-iThe king will say: "I want to go."
12'ta-lak i-ia-nu-u₂ a-na ku-tal-li-ka“Why do you go back to your side?
13'ta-na-hi-is
14'u₃ {m}ka-da-aš₂-ma-har-be ša a-na LUGAL{ut-ti}and Kadaš-maḫarbe, who to the kingship
15'iš-ku-nu i-na {iri}KA₂.DINGIR{li₃} {iri}si-pi₂-irin Babylon and Sippar
16'u₃ i-na {iri}ša-dul-na ir-da-maand in Šaduna he entered, and
17'it-ti-šu-nu id-da₂-bu-ubspeaks with them
18'u₃ a-na ku-tal-li-šu i-na {iri}lu-ub-daand behind him in Lubda
t.e.
1it-ta-hi-is u₃ LU₂-MEŠ KUR aš-šurhe has fled, and the men of Assyria
2ša i-na KUR kar-du-ni-ia-ašwhich in Karduniaš
3aš-bu a-na KUR aš-šurto Assyria
l.e.
1[it-ta]-at-la-ku u₃ {m}ta-ra-an-da ha-x-[x]they have gone away, and Taranda ...
2[qa-du] LU₂-MEŠ-ma ša it-ti-šu₂ iš-tu KUR aš-šurTogether with the men who are with him, I have gone out from the land
3[a-na KUR] ⸢kar⸣-du-ni-ia-aš a-na muh-hi be-li-šuto Karduniyaš against his lord
4[it-ta]-bi-it u₃ {m}x-tak₂-mi i-na KUR aš-šur-ma a-ši-⸢ib⸣he fled, and -taklam from Assyria I went out.
5[...]-ia qa-du ša i-na KUR aš-šur il-te-qu... my ... together with that which is in Assyria has taken
6[...] x aš-ra-nu il-⸢la⸣-ka... he will come forth for you

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