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CTH 157

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DesignationKBo 28.21+
IDtlh:KBo 28.21+
LanguageAkkadian
GenreCTH 157

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.

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1um-ma {m}wa-aš-mu-a-ri-a ša-t[e-ep-na-ri-a ] KU[R] m[i]-i[ṣ-ri-i]Thus (says) Wašmuarīya, Šatepnariya, goldsmith: Iṣrî.
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2DUMU {D}UTU {m}ri-a-ma-še-ša ma-a-⸢i⸣ [ KU]R mi-iṣ-ri!-⸢i⸣son of Šamaš, Rī-amassa-še’s (and) Aya-ei, goldsmith
3a-na {m}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li LUGAL [GAL ŠE]Š-ia q[í]-bí-ma [Speak to Ḫattu-ili, the great king, my servant:
4{m}ri-a-ma-še-ša ma-a-i {D}⸢a⸣-[ma-na mi-i]ṣ-ri-i ŠEŠ-ka [RīAmašša says: “Ea-emana, what is your handiwork?
5É{MEŠ}-ia DAM{MEŠ}-ia DUMU{MEŠ}-i[a ANŠE.KUR.RA{MEŠ}]-ia {GIŠ}GIGIR{MEŠ}-ia ⸢ù⸣ [my houses, my wives, my sons, my horses, my chariots,
6ŠÀ gab-bi KUR.KUR{MEŠ}-ia dá-a[n-ni-iš dá-an-ni-i]š šu-ul-muAll my lands are well.
7a-na ka-a-ša lu-ú šul-m[u {m}ḫa-a]t-tu-ši-li LUGAL GAL [May you be well! Ḫattu-šili, the great king,
8ŠEŠ-ia a-na É{MEŠ}-ka a-na D[AM{MEŠ}-ka DUMU{MEŠ}-k]a ÉRIN{MEŠ}-ka ANŠE.KUR.RA⸢{MEŠ}-〈ka〉 {GIŠ}GIGIR{MEŠ}-ka⸣My hand to your houses, your wives, your sons, your troops, your horses, your chariots,
9ù a-na ŠÀ gab-bi KUR.KUR{MEŠ}-k[a dá-an]-ni-iš lu-ú šu-u[l]-muAll the lands are well.
10um-ma-a a-na ŠEŠ-ia-ma a-nu-[ma DU]MU˽KIN ša ŠEŠ-ia ik-tal-dáThus (says) my lord: Now, the son of Ululu, who is my [lord], has arrived.
11a-na UGU-ḫi-ia qà-du {m}r[i]-⸢a⸣-ma-aš-i[a Š]EŠ-ia qà-du {m}pí-⸢ri⸣-iḫ-na-wato me, together with Rī-Ea-emaššiya, my handiwork, with Pî-eriya-iḫnawa
12DUMU.KIN-ri-ia qà-du {m}z[i]-na-pa q[à-du {m}ma-a]n-ia DUMU{MEŠ} KIN-⸢ri⸣-ia ù iq-ta-bu-niMy messenger, together with Zinappa, and Maniya, my messengers, said:
13šul-ma ša ŠEŠ-ia ù iq-ta-bu-ni šul-m[a MUNUS].LUGAL ù iq-ta-bu-ni šul-ma“The one who my hand has spoken, the one who the king has said,
14ša DUMU{MEŠ}-šu ù iq-ta-⸢bu⸣-ni šul-ma š[a ] ⸢ù⸣ aḫ-ta-di dan-níš dan-níšWhose sons he said to me “Come out, come out, and I am strong, strong!
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1′ù ŠÀ iṭ-ṭi-ib dan-níš dan-níš ki-i aš-mu-[ú šu]l-ma ša ŠEŠ-[i]a ⸢um-ma-a ša-lim⸣Hand of strong one, strong one! When I heard this, it was well with my hand. May it be well with you!
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2′ki-i aš-mu-ú šul-ma ša MUNUS.LUGAL GAL um-m[a-a š]a-al-ma-〈at〉 ki-[i] aš-mu-ú šul-maWhen I heard that the word of the great queen was true, when I heard it was true
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3′[š]a DUMU{MEŠ}-šu um-ma-a š[a-a]l-mu ki-i aš-m[u-ú š]ul-ma š[a KU]R-šu um-ma-a šal-ma-atHis sons say: "It is well. When I heard this, it was well. His gold says: It is well."
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4′[ t]up-pa ša [ŠEŠ-i]a ú-še-bi-l[a i]a-ši ⸢ù⸣ [a]l-te-mé gab-biI have sent a tablet of mine, and I have heard it all.
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5′[ ŠEŠ-i]a i[š-pu-r]a a-na ia-ši U[GU-ši-na] ù [ i]ṭ-ṭi-ba-an-ni dan-níš dan-níšMy hand has written to me, but they have sinned against me. Strong one, strong one
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6′[ aš-mu-ú-ši-na-t]i a-ma-te{MEŠ} š[a-a-ši-na š]a ŠEŠ-ia iš-pu-raI have heard the words of those who are in my hands.
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7′[ ú-še-e]r-re-bu-ni š[u-bé-el-ta an]-ni-ta SIG₅-qí dan-níšThey have entrusted me with this good fortune.
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8′[ ia]-ši i-na ANŠE.K[UR.RA{ME]Š} ša ṣa-ma-dìI, with the horses of Samadi
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9′[ a-ta-na]-⸢a⸣-ti ša šu-g[u₅-ul-la-ti] ⸢ù⸣ pu-ḫa-lu{MEŠ}-šu-nu“Atana’ea-e-tīti, who is a šugullû-priestess, their scepter
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10′[ šu-ku-ut-t]a{M[EŠ} ma]-⸢a⸣-du-ti [ K]Ù.SI₂₂{MEŠ} KÙ.BABBAR{MEŠ}šukūt-tammû-containers of silver
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11′[ šu-bé-el-t]a SIG₅-q[í ] ŠEŠ-i[a i]a-šiMay my hand be favorably disposed towards me.
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12′[ dá-mi-i]q-ti ù s[a?-lam-ni ] ⸢{D}⸣UTU! ⸢ù!⸣ {D}IŠKUR(Property of) the strong one, the one who encircles the shrines of the gods Šamaš, Adad,
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13′[ DINGIR{MEŠ}]-ia ù DIN[GIR{MEŠ} i-na]-an!-di-numy gods and the gods they gave.
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28[ a-d]i dá-⸢ri⸣-[tias far as the horizon
29[ KI]N-ni it-[ta-na-al-la-kuthey keep going around in our chamber.
30[ ṣa-t]i i-na g[i-na-athe silver from the regular offerings
31[ tup-p]i-a ⸢{D}⸣[UTUTablet of E-e-šamaš
32[ š]a ŠEŠ-i[aHand of my hand
33[ i-te-ep-š]a mé-r[e-él-ti-iahas performed my extispicy
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1′[ u]l ⸢iq⸣-[bior an omen
2′[li-il-qú-n]i DUMU{MEŠ} š[amay they pluck up. That son
3′[ iq]-ta-bi um-m[a-ahe said, thus:
4′[ ] li-il-qú-ni [they should take.
5′[ a-n]a LUGAL iq-ta-[bi]he said to the king:
6′[ i]q-ta-bi a-na {m}t[i-li-{D}IŠKURsaid to Ili-Adad
7′[ ] um-ma-a ŠEŠ-k[aThus (says) your hand
8′[ li-il]-qú-ni DUMU{MEŠ} ša {m}[ma-aš-ni-ia-al-lithe sons of Mašniyalli
9′[ u]m-ma-a mu-ḫu-u[r-šu-nu-tiNow their possessions
10′[ki-la-al-lu]-ú-šu-nu 1-en l[i-il-li-ikLet one of them go
11′[ i-l]e-qú-ú-šu-nu-ti a-[nathey shall take them to
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1′[ ] LUGAL ŠEŠ-ka kán-n[a ] iq-ta-biThe king of the universe said to you:
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2′[ u]l e-le-eq-qé-š[u-nu-ti ] be-lí-iamay my lord not take them away!
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3′[ a-n]a LUGAL šu-ú kán-n[aTo that king, your servant
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4′[ li]š-pu-ra a-na ia-ši [ ] aš-šum DUMU{MEŠ}may he write to me, concerning the sons
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5′[ {m}ma-aš-ni-ia]-al-li ù šum-ma [ šu-bi-l]a-aš-šu-nu-tiMašniya-alli is dead. If they have died
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6′[ ú]-⸢še-bi⸣-[l]a-aš-šu-nu-ti a-[nathey shall remove them to
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7′[ ] ⸢a-na⸣ ŠEŠ-i[a]-ma a-nu-ma a-di [ {m}ti-l]i-{D}⸢IŠKUR DUMU⸣˽KINnow until Tilī-Eštar son of Ululu
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8′[š]a ŠEŠ-ia qà-d[u] {m}ri-a-ma-a[š?-ia ŠEŠ-i]a qà-du DUMU KIN{MEŠ}Hand of Riamašuya Hand of the messenger
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9′ša LUGAL ŠEŠ-k[a a]-di il-[la]-⸢ku a⸣-[na ] i-ni-in-[n]a qà-duFrom the king of the world until he goes up, he is a lion.
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10′šu-bé-el-ta [d]á-mi-iq-[t]i d[á-an-ni-i]š a-na ŠES-ia ⸢ù⸣ a-na-kuPraise be to the goddess Dammiqtu, my goddess, for my life I am
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11′a-šap-pár a-na [ŠEŠ-i]a UGU gab-b[i Š]EŠ-ia i-š[ap]-⸢pa-ra⸣I will write to my master concerning all my master's work.
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6′a-na ia-ši UG[U-šu-n]u kán-n[a-ma š]i-ip-ri-šu [As for me, their name is constantly praised.
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7′ša ŠEŠ-ia ⸢i⸣-[šap-pa-r]a [ UG]U-šu-nuThat which is in my hand (is) ei-ešapara

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