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AbB 12, 063 (P510587)

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

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DesignationAbB 12, 063
IDP510587
Museum no.BM 097038
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
1a-na e-li-e-re-sato her servant
2qi2-bi2-maspeak!
3um-ma {d}marduk-na-s,i-ir-maThus Marduk-nāṣir:
4{d}utu u3 {d}marduk asz-szu-mi-ia li-ba-li-t,u2-kiMay Šamaš and Marduk keep you alive for my sake
5asz-szum a-wa-at {disz}a-ma-at-{d}suenConcerning the word of Amat-Sîn
6isz-tu s,e-eh-re-et-mafrom the flocks
7{disz}na-na-a a-na _dumu_ a-wi-limNanāya to the son of a man
8a-na a-ha-zi-sza qa2-ba-am isz-ku-unto her rival he spoke.
9am-sza-li i-nu-ma _ugula mar-tu_when the foreman of Amurru
10il-li-kamcame.
11ta-az-zi-im-ti a-lim i-du-ur-ma(Sum) The tazzimtu priestess, the important one, saw (Akk) The important one saw the tazazimmtu-priestesses and
12tup-pi2 ma-ru-ti-szaa tablet of her inheritance
13a-na a-ma-at-{d}suen id-di-isz-szi-imto Amat-Sîn gave her
14{disz}ki-isz-szi-ia-tumKišiyatum
15ki-ma sza-ti u3 _dumu_ a-wi-limlike that and the son of a man
16sza i-hu-zu-szi ni-si-ir-mathat he had conquered, we captured, and
17_2(u) sze gur_ nu-sza-ad-di-isz#-[szu-nu-ti?]We gave them 20 gur of barley.
18mi-id-de ki-a-am ta#-[qa2-bi-(ma)]You will say thus:
reverse
1a-na nu-ma-at am-ti# [x (x) (x)]to the woman of my father ...
2i-in-szu-nu isz-szu-ma# x [x (x)]he took them and ...
3u2-li-lu-szihe made her live.
4u3 mi-id-de mi-im-maand anything
5ta-qa2-bi-ma _ugula mar-tu_ a-wa-tumyou spoke, and the foreman of Amurru a word
6i-ka-sza-ad# mi-im-mahe will achieve anything
7la ta-qa2-ab-bido not speak!
8mu-ut-ni ta-ra-mi-maher husband you love, and
9ba#-la-at,-ni te-ze-riLife of the sheep
10ki-ma ti-de-elike tīde
11i-na qi2-ib {d}be-el-s,ar-bi2at the command of Bēl-ṣarbi
12i-li a-li-ni qa2-bu-um(Sum) My god, our god is a šēdu priest (Akk) The god of the command
13u3 na-ba-al-ku-tumand Nabalkutum
14_2(u) sze gur_ {disz}a-si-rum x x na-di-nu20 gur of barley (for) Asirum were given.
15ub-ba-la-ki-imI will bring to you.
16_sze_-szu# mu#-uh2-ri-szuhis barley, his wages
17la tu-sza-za-qi2-szuyou shall not raise him up.
18u3 ku-ur-bi#-szum-maand Kurbišuma
19[li]-il-li-kammay he come.

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