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AbB 12, 172 (P510695)

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

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DesignationAbB 12, 172
IDP510695
Museum no.BM 026254a
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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'x [...]
2'u3 be-li2# [...]and my lord
3'ma-har {d}utu a-na# be#-[li2-ia ...]Before Šamaš to my lord
4'a-na be-li2-ia x [...]To my lord
5'u3 a-na-ku _ARAD_-ka u2-ul x [...]And I, your servant, do not ... ...
6'isz#-ri-qa2-am ku-nu-uk lu2-{d}iszkur-ra# [...]Išrīqam, seal of Lu-Adad
7'a-na-as,-s,a-arI will guard.
8'ki-ma be-li2 i-du-u2 mi-szar ma-timAs my lord knows, the extent of the land
9'szar-rum isz-ku-un di-pa-ar _ku3-sig17_the king established a gold stele.
10'a-na ma#-tim isz-szi u3 ma-li ma-tim im-sihe brought to the land, and he filled the land.
11'a-na-ku a-na ma-tim sza-ni-a-kuI for another country
12'u3 ki-ma i-na# la wa-sza-bi-ia ki-ma _sze_-umand like in my absence, like barley
13'i-na _e2_ sin-i-din-nam _ARAD_-ka la i-ba-asz-szu-u2in the house of Sîn-iddinam, your servant, there is none
14'a-na szar-rum ta-aq-bu-u2 esz-me-e-mato the king you spoke, new
15'ma#-har {d}utu a-na be-li2-ia ka-ta [ak-ru-ub]In the presence of Šamaš I prayed to my lord.
16'i-na-an-na 2(disz) tup-pa-tim# [...]Now, two tablets
17'sza _1(gesz2) sze gur_ i-na _sze_ [...]of 60 kor of barley, from the barley ...
18'a-na kar-{d}utu x [...]to Kar-Šamaš
reverse
1ka-ni-ka-at _7(gesz2) sze gur_ sza u2-x-[...]Guaranteed against seizures of epilepsy for 7(six) kor of barley for ...
2sza be-li2-ia ka#-ta a-wi-il-sin _sza13#-dub#-ba#_of my lord, Awīl-sin the chief accountant
3u3 _x x-mesz_ na-szi-a-[ku]and ...s I took.
4u3 i-nu-ma be-li2 at-ta a-na _ab2 gu4 hi-a_and when you, my lord, to the cattle
5u3 _u8 udu hi-a_ sza _dumu-munus lugal_ szu-bu-ri-imand the sheep and goats belonging to the daughter of the king of Subartum
6be-li2 il-li-kam-ma i-na zimbir{ki} usz-buMy lord came and settled in Sippar.
7{disz}a-wi-il-{d}suen _gal-ukken-na erin2 ka2 e2-gal_Awīl-Sîn the chief of the troops at the palace gate
8a-na _szuku erin2 ug3-IL2_ sza qa2-ti-szu na-da-nimto the ration of the troops and porters in his hand given.
9iq#-bi-i-ma tup-pi2 _lugal#_ a-na be-li2-ia ka-taThe king's tablet to my lord is confirmed.
10sza i-na _sze_-im sza sin-i-din#-nam# [...]that from the barley of Sin-iddinam ...
11_szuku ug3-IL2_ x [...]prebend of the porters ...
left
1a-na lu2-{d}iszkur-ra u3 _kar_ zimbir#{ki#} al-li-kam-ma du-[...]To Lu-Adad and Kar-Sippar I came and ...
2be-li2 ki-ma ra-bu-ti-szu a-na _lugal_ li-iq-bi-ma ki-ma [...]May my lord say to the king his great deeds as follows:

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