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— Handcopy by Joan Goodnick Westenholz
ll. 1–3
Ea-damiq, son of Zikriya, retained/placed a lien/restraint on the house of Abdi-ili, son of Kumri, (as a pledge) for 30 (shekels) of silver
Reference:
Westenholz 2000 - Cuneiform Inscriptions in the Collection of the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem: The Emar Tablets
(p. 35)
ll. 3–5 Now Dagan-kabar, son of Kumri, has redeemed it fr[o]m Ea-damiq for 20 (shekels) of silver, like a stranger
ll. 6–7 If an accuser of Dagan-kabar appears in the future, Dagan-kabar wil be free (of any claim)
l. 8 Ea-damiq is responsible
ll. 9–10 Seal of Abi-rašap, son of Iliya. Seal of Kaška, son of Anini
ll. 11–12 Seal of Belu-kabar, son of Huraṣi
ll. 13–15 Seal of Abbanu, son of Kapi. Seal of Dagan-taliʿ, son of Kazi
l. 16 Seal of Kapi-Dagan, the diviner
General notes
Secondary Literature
- Review Pruzsinszky, R. (2000). review of WESTENHOLZ, J. G., Cuneiform Inscriptions in the Collection of the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem: The Emar Tablets, Groningen (2000). Wiener zeitschrift für die kunde des morgenlandes, 90, 344–351. — 349
- Study Fijałkowska, L. (2014). Le droit de la vente à Emar. — 377
- Study Viano, M. (2023). Debt and Indebtedness at Emar. De Gruyter. — 392-393
Commentary
- translation ll. 1–3 : 35
- note l. 16 Note that the inscription runs around the last seal impression