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  • SAA 15 290

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  • Neo-Assyrian
  • Written ca. Sargon2.000.00.00
  • Kuyunjik (Nineveh)
  • Administrative Letter

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SAA 15, 290

SAA 15 290. On a Foundation Stone (CT 53 308)[via saao/saa15]

Obverse
o 1o 1

[a-na] LUGAL [be--ia]

(1) [To] the king, [my lord]: yo[ur servant] Nadin[...].

o 22

[ARAD]-ka mna-din?-[x x]

o 33

[ina] UGU pu-u-li [o]

(3) As to the foundation stone [about which I wrote] to the king, my lord, [in] one side of it [...]

o 44

[ša] a-na LUGAL be--ia [(x x x)]

o 55

[ina] bat-ti-šu 01-et x+[x x]

o 66

[x x]+x-su it-ta-[x x]

o 77

[x x] ak? šá-ni-[x x x]

o 88

[x x] ú-ru-ku [x x x]

o 99

[pu-u]-lu ur-ki-ú [x x x]

o 1010

[x x] i-šá-an-ni x+[x x x]

o 1111

[x x x]-áš-ru ṣa [x x x]

o 1212

[x x x] ina UGU [x x x]

rest broken away

(Break)

Reverse
rbeginning broken away

r 1'1'

[x x x]+x x+[x x x x x]

r 2'2'

[x x x]-ta an-nu-[rig?]

(r 2) [...] Now th[en]

r 3'3'

[x x] GÍR?-MEŠ AN.BAR x+[x x]

(r 3) [...] iron [sw]ords [...]

r 4'4'

[x x] na isu-ri [o]

(r 4) [...] ... Perhaps

r 5'5'

[LUGAL] be- i-qab-bi

(r 5) [the king], my lord, will say:

r 6'6'

ma-a a-ta-a x [x x x x]

(r 6) "Why did you bring out [...]?"

(Break)

r 7'7'

tu-še-ṣi [x x x x x]

r 8'8'

ta [x x x x x x x x]

r 9'9'

ṣa [x x x x x x x x]

r 10'10'

e-pu- [x x x x x]

(r 10) Do [......]

r 11'11'

a-na-ṣar [x x x x x x]

(r 11) I guard [...]

r 12'12'

ina pa-an x+[x x x x x]

(r 12) before [...]

r 13'13'

ina ŠÀ UD-MEŠ ša [x x x]

(r 13) In the days of [...]

Right
r.e. 14r.e. 14

[ina] ŠÀ 01 GÍN 1/2 [x x x x]

(r 14) [a]t 1.5 shekels [...]

r.e. 1515

[x]+x ka na ir [x x x x]

(r 15) [......]

r.e. 1616

[lu] la ú-ba-[x x x]

(r 16) [let] him not [...]

Edge
e. 1e. 1

[x x x x x]-na KUR-MEŠ [x x x]

(e. 1) [......] lands [...]


Adapted from Andreas Fuchs and Simo Parpola, The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part III: Letters from Babylonia and the Eastern Provinces (State Archives of Assyria, 15), 2001. Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2009-11, as part of the AHRC-funded research project “Mechanisms of Communication in an Ancient Empire: The Correspondence between the King of Assyria and his Magnates in the 8th Century BC” (AH/F016581/1; University College London) directed by Karen Radner. The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0. Please cite this page as http://oracc.org/saao/P313723/.