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CTH 163

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DesignationKBo 28.19+
IDtlh:KBo 28.19+
LanguageAkkadian
GenreCTH 163

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

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)
{€1} Vs.
1′[a-n]a k[a-a-šato Kashi
2′DAM{MEŠ}-ka D[UMU{MEŠ}-kayour wives, your children
3′ù a-na ŠÀ-bi g[ab-biIt will increase in interest.
4′⸢dá⸣-an-ni-i[što Ea-anniš
5′um-ma-a a-na ŠEŠ-i[a-maThus (says) my father:
6′ik-tal-dá a-na U[GU-ḫi-iahe crossed over to me
7′ša ŠEŠ-ia ù [of my hand ...
8′ù iq-ta-ba-⸢a⸣ [he said to me
9′a-na ia-ši šul-m[ato me is well
10′ša KUR.KUR{MEŠ}-šu u[m-ma-aof his lands now
11′ù a-na-ku aḫ-ta-di [I am a fisherman
12′dá-an-ni-iš ⸢dá⸣-[an-ni-išstrong one, strong one
13′ki-i a-na-ku aš-mu-[úWhen I heard
14′aš-mu-ú šul-ma š[aI heard, and he is well.
15′⸢ša KUR⸣.KUR{MEŠ}-šu um-ma-[a“His land, his lands,
16′a-ta-mar tup-pa{MEŠ} š[aI have seen. That tablet
17′ù a-na-ku aš-mé gab-bi [I, as many as there are
18′a-na ia-ši UGU-šu-[nu?against me
19′⸢um-ma-a⸣ a-na ŠEŠ-ia-m[ato my hand
{€1+2} Vs. 20′/
1′ul at-ta ù a-na-⸢ku⸣ [ ] ⸢ni-pu-uš ù ki-i⸣ ša 1-e[n-ma]I do not know how to cast a spell. How to cast it like one stone
{€1+2} Vs. 21′/
2′⸢a-bu ni⸣-i-nu ù a-k[i-i 1]-en-et-ma {MUNUS}AMA.MUNUS ni-i-nu ù ni-⸢i⸣-[nu]“As for the one who removes this inscription, we shall remove it from the place of the inscription and we shall destroy it.
{€1+2} Vs. 22′/
3′ki-i-ma ⸢i⸣-na KUR 1-⸢en⸣-[et-m]a aš-ba-a-niJust as I have conquered the land one time
{€1+2} Vs. 23′/
4′⸢ù⸣ [a-m]ur at-ta t[u]-maš-šar ŠEŠ-ḫu-ut-ta ša KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i i-na UD-miI will see you. You are the exalted one of the land of Mīšrî. On the day
{€1+2} Vs. 24′/
5′an-⸢ni⸣-i ŠEŠ-ia kán-⸢na⸣ iš-pu-ra a-na ia-ši a-nu-ma a-mur a-ma-taThis is what the king, my lord, wrote to me. Now, see what I have to say.
{€1+2} Vs. 25′/
6′an-⸢ni⸣-ta ša ŠEŠ-ia iš-pu-ra a-na ia-ši UGU-šu i-ia-nu a-na-kuThis is what my hand wrote to me: I am not against him.
{€1+2} Vs. 26′/
7′ul e-p[u-u]š gab-bi ḫí-ṭám mi-im-ma a-na UGU-ḫi ŠEŠ-iaI have not done anything, nothing has been done against my hand
{€1+2} Vs. 27′/
8′ŠE[Š-ḫa-ku ša]-⸢al⸣-ma-ku it-ti ŠEŠ-ia i-na ṭe₄-mi-ia gi-na-⸢a⸣I am well; I am happy with my hand. At my command, regular offerings
{€2} Vs.
9′[ ŠEŠ-ia-m]a ù ša ŠEŠ-ia iš-pu-ra a-na ia-ši um-ma-a(As for) the one who erases my name, writes to me, saying:
10′[ ] a-ma-ta ša DINGIR-lì i-na be-ri-ni ù ni-i-nuThe word of the god in our midst is a storm
11′[ni-it-te-en-pu-u]š ki-i 1-en LÚ-la₁₂ i-na 1-en ŠÀ-biWe have made it happen that one man by one man
12′[ ŠEŠ-ḫu]-ut-ta dan-níš ù ni-i-nu k[e ŠEŠ{MEŠ}]Strong one, strong one, we are the one who makes the heavens tremble
13′[ {MUNUS}AM]A ŠEŠ-ia kán-na iš-[pu-r]a ⸢a⸣-[na] ⸢ia⸣-[ši]The wife of my hand wrote to you: “Ea-e-ana, Ea-ia-svi
14′[ a-m]a-ta an-ni-ta ša ŠEŠ-ia iš-pu-ra [This is what my hand wrote to me.
15′[ a-na-aṣ-ṣa-ar-š]u kán-na-ma i-na UG[U-ḫi] ⸢ŠÀ⸣-[bi-iaI will constantly praise him, in the midst of my supplication
16′[ u]m-m[a?-aNow
{€2} Rs.
1′[ ]x[
2′[ i-ka]š-ša-du-niwill achieve.
3′[ ŠEŠ-i]a táq-bu-ú ù l[i?-il]-qúMay the earth take my hand.
4′[ šu]-ú il-li-ku a-na la-qé-šu ⸢i?⸣-[That man went to take it
5′[ ŠEŠ-k]a a-aš-bu i-na ŠÀ-bi-šu x[I am your servant; in his hand
6′[ ] ⸢ù⸣ šu-ú i-kaš-ša-du a-⸢na⸣ [he will conquer that city.
{€1+2} Rs. 1′/
7′[a-n]a? x[ ] kán-na ša-na-a [to ... that gate
{€1+2} Rs. 2′/
8′ù a-mur [ ] i-na KUR ḫa-at-ti i-pa-ṭá-ru-ni-iš-šuI have seen. In the land of Ḫattu they will release him.
{€1+2} Rs. 3′/
9′i-na ša-pa-ri u[m-ma-a ] KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i mi-nu-ú ši-ip-ruNow the land of Misrî, what has been sent?
{€1+2} Rs. 4′/
10′it-ti-ia a-na U[GU-ka ] an-na-a ša mi-nu-ú-ia ⸢i⸣-[p]u-šuWith me, why is this on your account?
{€1+2} Rs. 5′/
11′ù ki-i-ša-a-ma i-p[a-ṭá-ru-ni-iš-šu] ke DÙ-ti i-na KUR ḫ[a-at-ti]As soon as he has released him, he will be able to make peace in the land of Ḫattu.
{€1+2} Rs. 6′/
12′a-na KUR ša šu-ú u[l i]-na ŠÀ-bi-šu kán-[na-maTo that land, whether by himself or by force
{€1+2} Rs. 7′/
13′a-na KUR mi-iṣ-ri-i [ ] ⸢ni⸣-ip-pu-uš a-n[ato the land of Išrî.
{€1+2} Rs. 8′/
14′UGU a-ma-te{MEŠ} a[n-na-ti ]x[Concerning these words
{€1} Rs.
9′um-ma-a a-na ŠEŠ-i[a-maThus (says) my father:
10′DUMU˽KIN-ri ša ŠEŠ-i[aSon of Ululu, of my hand
11′DUMU{MEŠ}˽KIN-ri-ia ša u[lthe sons of Ululiya who
12′a-na ia-ši ù šu-nu [To me, that ox
13′ù li-iq-bu-ú-[nimay they say to me

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