RE 1

Genre

Legal

School/Tradition

Syro-Hittite

Scribe

—

Language

Akkadian

Scribe

—

Typology

Conveyance

Period

None - None

Inventory No.

—

Context

illegally dug

Dimensions

79 - 65 - 20

Author	Resource	Page(s)	Type
Beckman 1996	Beckman, G. (1996). Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen.	—	Handcopy
Beckman 1996	Beckman, G. (1996). Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen.	3	Edition

Emar Middle Euphrates

^{ll. 1–3} Ameu, ⸢the son of⸣ Kitta, spoke as follows:

^{ll. 3–8} "I have given my vineyard in the rupestrian meadow opposite(?) the city over to the cultivation(?) of my two sons Yaʾsuru and Itti-Da"

^{ll. 8–12} Their brothers shall not make a complaint against Yaʾšuru and Itti-Da concerning this vineyard.

^{ll. 13–14} This tablet will defeat whoever makes a complaint

^{l. 16} Seal of Ameu

^{l. 18} Seal of Dagan-abu

^{l. 20} [Witness]: Abdu, son of Huradu

^{l. 21} ⸢Witness⸣: Dagan-abu, son of Ahi-abu

^{l. 22} Witness: Abda-malik, son of Amiya

Secondary Literature

Review Tsukimoto, A. (1998). review of BECKMAN, G., Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen, Padova (1996). Welt des orients, 29, 184–190. — 184
Review Huehnergard, J. (2001). review of BECKMAN, G., Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen, Padova (1996). Orientalia. Nuova Serie, 70, 133–136. — 134