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AbB 13, 104 (P510822)

Letter, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Amnanum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationAbB 13, 104
IDP510822
Museum no.BM 080081
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotSippar-Amnanum (mod. Tell ed-Der)
Coordinates33.0991, 44.2991

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'[x x x (x)] x x HA x [...]... ...
2'[x x] x ID#-ki a-nu-um-ma# [asz-tap-ra]-ak#-ki... your river; herewith I am writing to you
3'[it]-ti#-ia ah-hi a-bi-szu-nu# [ma]-la# wa-asz-buwith me, together with their fathers, as many as there were
4'[u2]-ul i-ba-asz-szi a-na-ku-u2-ma a-na bi-it _a-ba_there is none. I myself to the house of the scribe
5'wa-asz-ba-a-ku um-ma szar-ru-um-ma ba-ma-su2-nu“I am sitting, saying, {š} king, they are dead.’
6'lu wa-asz-bu ba-ma-su2-nu li#-li-kuThey should be stationed, they should go.
7'u3 ki-im-tu li-s,e-di#-szu#-[nu]-ti#and the rest may he guard them.
8'a-na#-ku-ma wa-asz-ba-a-ku ah-hi a-bi-iaI am a slave of my father.
9'la-asz-szu-u2 isz-tu-u2-ma a-bithere is none. Since my father
10're-mu-szu-nu-ti-ma la it,-ru#-du#-szu-nu-ti [(x)]They are merciful to me, but they have not ...ed me.
11'u3 ki-ma i-ia-ti la usz-bu# [x (x)]and like me he did not dwell ...
12'_sze_-a-am _ku3-babbar_ u3 _zi3-da#_ x [(x)]barley, silver and flour ...
reverse
1ki-ma szar-ru-um iq-bu-[u2 x (x)]as the king said ...
2li-s,e-du-ni-in-ni# [(x)]let them bring me out.
3al-ki-i-ma es-ri-szu-nu-tiI went and smote them.
4szum-ma la im-gu-ru-ki szu-up-ri-im#-ma#If he does not send you, send me!
5ma#-ha-ar _ARAD-mesz lugal_ e-zu-ub {disz}nu-ra#-tumbefore the servants of the king he settled. Nuratum
6[a]-na# {d}utu-ba-ni u3 _kar_ zimbir{ki} ka-li#-szu-nuto Šamaš-bani and the port of Sippar all of them
7[x x x (x)]-sza-am mi-na-am ha-ab-la-ta... what has been stolen?
8[x x x x (x)]-lim lu-usz-ku-um-ma...... let me put ..., and
9[x x x x] li#-it-ru-ni-im...... let them enter
10[_sze_-a-am _ku3-babbar_] u3 _zi3-da_ szu-di-ni-szi-nu-ti-magive them barley, silver and flour, and
11[x x ni-di] a-hi#-im# la ta-ra-asz-szi-i... don't forget the companions!
12[...] x x x x [...]

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