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AbB 01, 059 (P509373)

Letter, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationAbB 01, 059
IDP509373
Museum no.BM 012839
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter

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)
obverse
1[a]-na# {d}suen-i-din#-[nam]to Sîn-iddinam
2qi2-bi2-[ma]speak!
3um-ma {d}en-lil2-sza-du-u2-ni#-mathus Enlil-šadūni:
4{d}utu u3 {d}amar#-utu a-na da-ri-a-tim#Šamaš and Marduk forever
5li-ba-al-li-t,u2-u2-kamay they keep you alive.
6{disz}sze-ep-{d}suen _a2?-gal2? dumu# um-mi#-a-mesz_Šēp-Sîn, the chief of the citizens
7ki-a-am u2-lam-mi-da-an-ni um#-ma# szu-u2-ma#Thus he spoke to me, saying:
8{disz}sa-am-su-ba-ah-li sza-pi2-ir ma#-tim#Samsu-baḫli, governor of the land
92(esze3) _GAN2 a-sza3_ s,i-bi#-it# {disz}ku#-un-zu-lum _sza3-gu4_2 eše3 field area: Ṣibit-Kunzulum, oxen manager
10_a-sza3 a-gar3_ na-AG-[ma-lum] _iri_ x x x{ki}a field in the meadow of Nag-mālum, the city of ,
11sza _{d}utu_-ha-zi-ir# isz#-tu _mu 7(disz)-kam_ id-di-nu-szumwhich Šamaš-hazir gave him from the 7th year.
12u3 i-na _iri_ x TAG{ki} sza-ak-nu id-di-a-am-maand in the city of TAG he gave me, and
132(esze3) _GAN2 a-sza3 szuku_ i-li#-ib-bu s,i-bi-it _nagar-mesz_2 eshe3 of field, prebend of Ilībbu, descendant of the carpenters;
14_a-sza3 a-gar3 iri_ ra-bu-um x [...]field, meadow of the great city ...
15x x x x x x [...]
reverse
1'[x x] x x [...]
2'[x x] x [...]
3'[x x] x s,i-bi-it _giri3#-se3#-ga#_... of the footstool
4'[x x] x x x-ir ub-lam... brought
5'in-na#-me-er-mahe saw, and
6'x _[a-sza3_ s,i]-bi-it ku-un-zu-lumx hectares of uncultivated land,
7'_a-[sza3 a-gar3_ na-AG]-ma-lum _iri GAN2_ x x{ki}a field in the meadow of Nag-mālum, city of the field of ,
8'a-na# sa-am#-[su]-ba-ah-la# x x li IG? BUto Samsu-bahla
9'mi-im-ma _a-sza3_ s,i-bi-it# _nagar-mesz_all the fields of the carpenters
10'u2-ul na#-di-isz-szumI did not give him.
11'a-na ki-ma i-na# _dub# e2-gal_-limaccording to the tablet of the palace
12'sza {d}utu-ha-zi-ir ub-lam in-na-am-ruof Šamaš-hazir brought, they saw
13'asz-t,u3-ra-am _dub#_ usz#-ta#-bi#-la-kumI wrote. The tablet I sent to you
14'a-wa-tim sza ma-ah-hi-rum u2-lam-ma-du-u2-mathe words of Aḫḫirum they shall speak, and
15'asz-szum _e2-gal_-lim la lum-mu-di# [...]Because the palace is not in good condition . .
16'_dub_-pi2 u2-sza-ab-ba-x [...]The tablet ... ...
17'x ti u2-ul a-ga-am-ma-[...]... I do not ...
18'u2-ul a-sza-ap-pa-[...]I will not ...
left
1[at]-ta# ki-ma ti-du-u2 wa-ar-ka-as-su2 pu-ru-us [x x ...]You, like a tidû-demon, after his death, ... ...

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