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ZA 105, 139–153 (P532045)

Letter, Middle Assyrian, Ṭābetu · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationZA 105, 139–153
IDP532045
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Damascus, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotṬābetu (mod. Tell Taban)
Coordinates36.3362, 40.7878

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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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1[a]-⸢na⸣ {f}la-be-eʾ-te ⸢NIN⸣-[ia]Aya-ena-ēte, my lady
2⸢ṭup-pi₂⸣ {m}lu-la-ie-e ARAD-⸢ki⸣A tablet of Lullāyu, a servant of the temple.
3⸢ul-ta⸣-ka-in a-na di-na-an“I will go up to you to give (them) to me.’
4⸢NIN⸣-ia at-ta-lakmy lady, I have gone
5a-na {m}{d}⸢a⸣-[šur-ZI]-⸢GIŠ⸣ DUMU.MUNUS LUGALto Ea-ešur-kettu-e3 the daughter of the king
6DUMU-MEŠ šul-muThe sons are well.
7⸢a-na⸣ NIN-⸢ia es₂-ra-a⸣-te“Ana’e, my lady, the ešāru-priest
8lu-u₂ ⸢šul⸣-muor an esvul-emu-plant
9{[m]}10EN-gab-bu ⸢iš-tu⸣ {m}DINGIR-pa-daAdad-bēl-gabbu, eštu-e3 (and) Ilu-pada
10et-ta-mar ⸢šul⸣-muhe has seen, the esvul-emu
11⸢x⸣ U₄-MEŠ u₂-šab ki-idays he will dwell as
12mar-ṣu-u₂-ni
13e-ta-mar-šuhas seen him
b.e.
14a-ki-a iq-ṭi₂-bi-a-šuas he said to him
r
15⸢ma⸣-a šam-⸢ma⸣ li-iš-ku-nu-u₂-kaMay the heavens and the earth bless you!
16⸢ma⸣-a U₄-MEŠ la ša-ʾu-u₂days that are not mine
17⸢ba⸣-e-ru-ta la e-pu-šuthey did not build.
18⸢ma⸣-a-di ⸢ma⸣-a-di U₄-MEŠ ša-ʾu-⸢u₂-tu⸣“It is dawn, it is morning, the days are long
19⸢ša⸣ ri-iš ur-hi i-⸢ka⸣-šu-du-ni-ni“If he goes out into the open country, I will be able to give you a firm positive answer.
20⸢ma⸣-a i+na {iri}a-da-⸢liš⸣-hia canal in Ada-Eliš-eḫi
21lu us-ba-ta-ma i+na U₄ 2KAM₂On the 2nd day
22ba-e-ru-⸢ta⸣ u₂-pu-šu
23U₂ ma-ši ⸢ka⸣-ni-kaplant of the mashtakal plant
24ša ŠIM-⸢MEŠ⸣{ni} u₂-ta-⸢gi-ir⸣of the Šamaš-ēṭer-niše
25a-na ⸢UGU⸣ NIN-ia ul-te-bi-⸢la⸣I have sent (this message) to my lady.
26⸢am-mar i+na⸣ pi-ti NIN-ia“If in the mouth of my lady
27⸢i-ba⸣-ši-u₂-ni NINIba’ešuni, lady
28⸢lu tu⸣-še-bi-la am-mar“You are the one who has brought me up,
29⸢am⸣-ma-ka la-aš₂-šu-niThere is none in my house.
t.e.
30[a]-⸢na⸣-ku u₂-pa-harI will inspect it.
l.e.
31⸢NIN ṭe₂-em-ša u₃ šul-ma⸣“Ištar, its light and the darkness
32[lu] ta-aš₂-pu-⸢ra⸣you should send me!

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