Amarna letter EA 288

Amarna letter EA 288
Titled:
*Benign Neglect*
Amarna letter EA 288; Titled: ; Benign Neglect
	Rib-Hadi letter to Pharaoh
Material	Clay
Size	Height: 16.2 cm (6.4 in) ; Width: 10.5 cm (4.1 in)
Writing	cuneiform; (Akkadian language)
Created	~1360-1335 BC (Amarna Period)
Period/culture	Middle Babylonian
Place	Akhetaten
Present location	Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin; no. VAT 1643

Amarna letter EA 288, titled Benign Neglect,[1] is a tall, finely-inscribed clay tablet letter, approximately 7.5 in tall x 4.5 in wide, broken into two pieces, from Abdi-Heba the mayor/ruler of Jerusalem, of the mid 14th century BC Amarna letters. The scribe of his six letters to Egypt were penned by the "Jerusalem scribe"; EA 288 is a moderately long, and involved letter.

The Amarna letters, about 300, numbered up to EA 382, are a mid 14th century BC, about 1350 BC and 20–25 years later, correspondence. The initial corpus of letters were found at Akhenaten's city Akhetaten, in the floor of the Bureau of Correspondence of Pharaoh; others were later found, adding to the body of letters.

Letter EA 288 (also see here-(Obverse): ), is numbered VAT 1643, from the Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin.

A summary of letter structure: EA 288 begins with a short address to the Pharaoh. Immediately, 3 segue paragraphs begin the letter, as "dramatic statements" by the Jerusalem scribe (and Abdi-Heba); a fourth segued statement follows. Then the purpose of the letter begins, covering the second half of the letter's obverse and the reverse.

Paragraphs I-VIII (IX), complete the letter's obverse (as seen in photo).

Cuneiform and Akkadian text, EA 288

Obverse (See here: )

(Line 1)—[ A ]-na 1.lugal-ri-EN-ia ^{d}Utu-ia qi2-[ bi-ma ][2][3]–(To King-Lord-mine Sun-god, my .. Speaking )

(2)—um-ma 1.ARAD2-Hi-Ba ARAD2-ka-ma–.–.–.–(message Abdi-Heba Servant-yours)

(3)—a-na 2. giri3-meš lugal-EN-ia 7. ta-a-an–.–(at 2.(Both) Feet(s) King-Lord-mine --///-- 7. (times) )

(4)—ù 7. ta-a-an am-qut-mi–.–(..and 7. (times) --///-- I bow ! (?I address you?) )

Paragraph II

(5)—A-mur !.. lugal-ri-EN-ia ša-ka-an–.–( ! Look (here) ! .. King-Lord-mine --///-- (You) Emplaced )

(6)—szum3-szu a-na mu-s,i ^{d}Utu XX1–.–.–.–.–( Name-his At (the) "Setting" ^god Sun XX1 )

(7)—ù ir-bi ^{d}Utu XX2 ha-an-pa–.–( and (the) Rising(entering) ^godSun XX2 --///-- growing abundantly ! )

(8)—ša ih-nu-pu a-na mu-hi-ia–.–(.. which "grows abundantly" For Me ! (?Me & Us? )

Paragraph III

(9)—A-mur !.. a-na-ku --///-- la-a Lú-Ha-zi-a-nu–.–( ! Look (here) ! --//-- {"-I- --///-- Not"} (a) Mayor (Hazzanu) ! )

(10)—Lú-ú-a-ú --////--a-na lugal-ri-EN-ia–.–( (a) Soldier --////-- For King-Lord-mine ! )

Akkadian (with wikilinks)

Obverse (See here: )

EA 288, Obverse (Vorderseite)

(Line 1)—A na Šar-Ri-Beli-ia ^dUtu qa bû[2][3]

(2)—um ma Abdi-HeBa ardu-su

(3)—A na 2. giri3-meš Sarri-Beli-ia 7. (times)

(4)—u3 7. (ta-a-an)(times) maqātu !

Paragraph II

(5)—( ! Amāru ! .. Šar-Ri- Belu-ia --///-- (You) šakānu ..)

(6)—šumu-šu a na mušu ^{d}Utu XX1

(7)—ù erē bu ^{d}Utu XX2 --//-- ha nā bu !

(8)—ša hanā bu mu hhu-ia

Paragraph III

(9)—( ! Amāru ! .. a nāku --///-- l ā --///-- (a)Mayor (Hazzanu)

(10)—Lú-ú-a-ú --////-- a na Šar-Ri- Beli-ia !

Akkadian (from CDLI, Chicago Digital Library Initiative)

(Akkadian Text), Akkadischer Text

Obverse, (Vorderseite):
1. [a-n]a ^mšarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia ^dša[mš]i(UTU)[-ia q]í[-bi-ma]
2. um-ma ^mabdi(ÁRAD)-ḫi-ba ardu(ÁRAD)-ka-ma
3. a-na 2^(m) šêpē(GÌRI^meš) šarri(LUGAL) bêl(EN)-ia 7^(m)-ta-a-an
4. ù 7^(m)-ta-a-an am-qut-mi
5. a-mur šarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia ša-ka-an
6. šùm-šu a-na mu-ṣi ^dšamši(UTU)^ši
7. ù ir-bi ^dšamši(UTU)^ši ḫa-an-pa
8. ša iḫ-nu-pu a-na mu-ḫi-ia
9. a-mur a-na-ku la-a ^lúḫa-zi-a-nu
10. ^lúú-e-ú <a-na-ku> a-na šarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia
11. a-mur a-na-ku ^lúruì šarri(LUGAL)^ri
12. ù ú-bi-il bilat(GUN) šarri(LUGAL)^ri a-na-ku
13. ia-a-nu-mi ^lúad-da-a-ni ia-a-nu-mi
14. ^munusum-mi-ia zu-ru-uḫ šarri(LUGAL)^ri dannu(KAL.GA)
15. [š]a-ak-n[a-an-ni] i-na bît(É) ^lúad-da-[a-ni]
16. [...]
17. [k]a-ša-ad a-na mu-ḫi-ia qa-a [...]
18. na-ad-na-ti 1^(u) ^lúardūti(ÁRAD^meš)[ a-na q]a-[t]i-[šu]
19. ^mšu-ú-ta ^lúrabiṣ(MÁŠKIM) šarri(LUGAL)^ri ka-š[a-ad]
20. [a]-na mu-ḫi-ia 2^(u) 1^(m) ^munusmârāti(DUMU.MUNUS^meš)
21. 1^(géš) 2^(u) ^lú.meša-ší-ri na-ad-na-ti
22. [a]-na qa-ti ^mšu-ú-ta qîšat(NÍG.BA) šarri(LUGAL) bêli(EN)-ia
23. li-im-li-ik-mi šarri(LUGAL)^ri a-na mâti(KUR)-šu
24. ḫal-qà-at mât(KUR) šarri(LUGAL)^ri gáb-ba-ša
25. ṣa-ba-ta-ni nu-kúr-tú a-na ia-a-ši
26. a-di mâtāti(KUR^ḫi.a) še-e-ri^ki a-di alu(IRI) gín-ti-ki-ir-mi-il
27. šal-mu a-na gáb-bi ^lú.mešḫa-zi-a-nu-ti
28. ù nu-kur-tú a-na ia-a-ši
29. ip-ša-ti e-nu-ma ^lúḫa-pí-ri
30. ù la-a a-mar 2^(m) înā(IGI^meš) šarri(LUGAL)
31. bêli(EN)-ia ki-i nu-kúr-tú
Reverse, (Rückseite):

EA 288, Reverse, (Rückseite)

32. a-na muḫḫi(UGU)^ḫi-ia ša-ak-na-ti
33. e-nu-ma ^gešelippa(MÁ) i-na lìb-bi tâmti(A.AB.BA)
34. qât(ŠU) zu-ru-uḫ šarri(LUGAL) dannatu(KAL.GA)
35. ti-li-iq-qí ^kurna-aḫ-ri-ma^ki
36. ù ^kurka-<pa-si>^ki x ka-a-si^ki ù i-na-an-na
37. alāni(IRI.DIDLI^ḫi.a) šarri(LUGAL)^ri
38. ti-le-qé-ú ^lú.mešḫa-pí-ru
39. ia-a-nu-mi 1^(m)-en ^lúḫa-zi-a-nu
40. a-na šarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia ḫal-qu gáb-bu
41. a-mur ^mtu-ur-ba-zu gaz(GAZ) d[e₄-k]a
42. i-na abul(KÁ.GAL) alu(IRI) sí-lu-ú^ki qa-al šarru(LUGAL)^ru
43. a-mur ^mzi-im-ri-da alu(IRI) la-ki-si^ki
44. ig-gi-ú-šu ardūtu(ÁRAD^meš) ip-šu a-na ^lú.mešḫa-pí-ri
45. ^mia-ap-ti-iḫ-^dadda(IŠKUR) gaz(GAZ) te-k[a]
46. [i-n]a abul(KÁ.GAL) alu(IRI) zi-lu-ú ka-al
47. [a-mi]-nim [l]a-a i-ša-al-šu[-nu šarru(LUGAL)^ru]
48. [ù li]-is-kín šarru(LUGAL)^[ru a-na mâti(KUR)-šu]
49. [ù l]i-din šarru(LUGAL)^ru pa-ni-šu ù [lu-ṣi-m]i
50. [amêlūtu(LÚ^meš] ṣâbē(ÉRIN^meš) pi-ṭa-ti a-na mâti(KUR)-š[u]
51. [ù] šum-ma ia-a-nu-mi ṣâbē(ÉRIN^meš) pi-ṭa-tu₄
52. i-na šatti(MU) an-ni-ti ḫal-qa-at a-ba-da-at
53. gáb-bi mâtat(KUR^ḫi.a) šarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia
54. la-a i-qa-bi-ú a-na pa-ni šarri(LUGAL) bêli(EN)-ia
55. e-nu-ma ḫal-qa-at mât(KUR) šarri(LUGAL) bêli(EN)-ia
56. ù ḫal-qu gáb-bi ^lú.mešḫa-zi-a-nu-ti
57. šum-ma ia-a-nu-mi ṣâbē(ÈRIN^meš) pi-ṭa-tu₄
58. i-na šatti(MU) an-ni-ti lu-ma-še-er
59. šarru(LUGAL)^ru ^lúrabiṣa(MÁŠKIM) ù li-il-qé-a-ni
60. a-na ia-a-ši a-di aḫē(ŠEŠ^meš) ù Ba.Bad(BA.ÚŠ)
61. ni-mu-tu₄ it-ti šarru(LUGAL)^ru bêli(EN)-nu
62. [a-na] ^lútúp-šar(DUB.SAR) šarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia
63. [um-ma] ^mabdi(ÁRAD)-ḫi-ba ardu(ÁRAD)-ma a-na 2^(m) šêp[ē](GÌRI^meš)
64. [am-q]ut-mi še-ri-ib a-wa-ta₅^meš
65. [b]a-na-ti a-na šarri(LUGAL)^r[i]
66. [danniš(MA.GAL) ^lú]ardu(ÁRAD)-[ka ù ^l]úmâru(DUMU)-ka a-na-ku

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Cuneiform score, Akkadian, English

Cuneiform score (per CDLI, Chicago Digital Library Initiative),[2] and Akkadian, and English.

Paragraph-(lines 23-33)
Note: Segue-(transition), from Obverse,
+ Obverse-bottom, to Reverse (lines 23-33)

EA 288, Obverse (Vorderseite)
Obverse & Bottom:
Lines: 1-31 (31.5)

(Sub-Section 1 of 4), (lines 23-26)
23. li-im-li-ik-mi lugal-ri a-na kur-šu
___ malāku (Šárru)Šarru-ri a na mātu-šu–!
___ Give-concern King^ri for Land-His–!
24. hal-qà-at kur lugal-ri gáb-ba-ša
___ halāqu mātu Šarru^ri, gab bu[5]-ša,
___ Over-Taken land-("region") King^ri, All-His,
24.8.--------gáb-ba-ša
___------------gab bu-ša –
___------------All-His –
25. ṣa-ba-ta-ni nu-KÚR-tú a-na ia-a-ši
___ ṣa bā t u nu kurtu a na I ā ši–!
___ "captured-in" warfare, from Me–!
26. a-di kur-^hi.a Še-e-ri^ki a-di Gín-ti-Ki-ir-mi-il
___ a di mātu-^(pl.)-(matāti) Šeri^ki, a di Gínti-k-ir-m-il–!
___ also(plus) lands^(pl.) Šeri, plus GintiKirmil–!
(Sub-Section 2 of 4), (lines 27-28)
27. šal-mu a-na gáb-bi, ^lú.meš ha-zi-a-nu-ti
___ šalāmu a na gab bu, lú(amēlu)^meš Ha z a nnu–!,
___ Peace for all, Men^pl. Hazannu[6]-(Governors)–!,
28. ù nu-kur-tú a-na ia-a-ši
___ U nukurtu a na I ā ši–!
___ But warfare for Me- (Governor of Jerusalem)–!
(Sub-Section 3 of 4), (lines 29-31.5)
29. ip-ša-ti e-nu-ma ^lúha-pí-ri
___ Epē šu[7] enū ma ^lúHa pi ru–!
___ (I am)-made now (as a) (("rebel"))-^MANHabiru–!
30. ù la-a a-mar 2^(m) înā(IGI^meš) šarri(LUGAL)
___u l ā amāru 2 īnu^pl. Šarru-(Phar.)-
___ and not ((able to)) see (2 eyes)^pl. ("Face/Countenance") (of-the) King-
31. bêli(EN)-ia, ki-i nu-kúr-tú–!
___-bēlu-ia —
___-Lord-mine —
(Sub-Section 4 of 4), (lines 31.5-33)
31.5--------ki-i nu-kúr-tu
___------------ — k ī nu kur tu–! —
___------------ — "Because–of" warfare–! —

Reverse, (Rückseite):

(Sub-Section 4 of 4), (lines 31.5-33)
Sub-Paragraph—Exclamation-(lines 31.5-33)

EA 288, Reverse, (Rückseite)
(lines 32-65, (+66))

31.5--------ki-i nu-kúr-tu
___------------ — k ī nu kur tu–! —
___------------ — "Because–of" warfare–! —

((Reverse side starts here))

32. a-na muḫḫi(UGU)^ḫi-ia ša-ak-na-ti
___ a na muhhu-(ia) šakānu[8]
___ for upon-ME, emplaced,
33. e-nū-ma ^gešelippa(MÁ) i-na lìb-bi tâmti(A.AB.BA)
___ Enū ma ^gišMÁ(eleppu) i na libbu tâmtu(A.AB.BA)-(the sea)–!
___ Now (I am) ^((wooden))SHIP in the HEART-(middle) (of a) STORM-! (middle of the sea–! )
End of Sub-Sections

End of segue-(transition), to Reverse (lines 23-31.5, 31.5-33)

Paragraph, (lines 34-40)

34. qât(ŠU) zu-ru-uḫ šarri(LUGAL) dannatu(KAL.GA
___qātu zuruh, Šarru kal-ga
___(the)-Hand strong, King-mighty
35. ti-li-iq-qí ^kurna-aḫ-ri-ma^ki
___halāqu KUR naḫri ma^ki–!
___Over-Took land((region)) Nahrima-(i.e. Aram-Naharaim)–!
36. ù ^kurka-<pa-si>^ki x ka-a-si^ki ù i-na-an-na
___u kur ka-((<pa))-si>^ki x ka-a-si^ki, u e ni n na
___and land Kasi (( x Kasi )), and now
36.6--------ù i-na-an-na
___------------U e ni n na
___------------And now
37. alāni(IRI.DIDLI^ḫi.a) šarri(LUGAL)^ri
___alāni(IRI.DIDLI^ḫi.a) Šarru^ri
___Cities^ḫi.a (of the) King
38. ti-le-qé-ú ^lú.mešḫa-pí-ru
___halāqu lú-meš ḫa pí ru–!
___Over-Taken (by) men^pl. Hapiru–!
39. ia-a-nu-mi 1^(m)-en ^lúha^#-zi-a-nu
___ia-a-nu-mi 1^(m)-EN(bēlu), — ^lú(amēlu)Hazannu
___"there-is-NOT" One (1) Lord, — ^ManHazannu (Governor),..
40. a-na šarri(LUGAL)^ri bêli(EN)-ia, — hal-qu gáb-bu–!
___a na Šarru-ri EN-ia —,
___for King-Lord-mine —,
40.6 ------------- ḫal-qu gáb-bu
40.6--------------- halāqu gabbu–!
40.6--------------- (Over)-Taken All–!

Paragraph-(l. 41-47)

41. a-mur ^1=dištu-ur-ba-zu gaz(GAZ^#) d[e₄-k]a-(dâku)
___amāru–! — ^1=dišTurbazu gaz(GAZ^#) d[e₄-k]a-(dâku)
___Look (here)–! — Turbazu "killed"-!
42. i-na abul(KÁ.GAL) alu(IRI^#) sí-lu-ú^ki qa-al šarru(LUGAL)^ru
___i na abullu ālu Silu^ki ga-al šarru(LUGAL)^ru
___in city-gate city Silu^ki, "tragedy"?, King^ru (Phar.)
43. a-mur ^{1=m(male)=diš}zi-im-ri-da alu(IRI) la^#-ki^#-si^ki
___amāru–! — ^{1=m(male)=diš}Zimredda ālu(IRI) Lachish^ki
___Look (here)–! — ^mZimredda city Lachish
44. ig-gi-ú-šu ardūtu(ÁRAD^meš) ip-šu a-na ^{lú^#.meš}ḫa^#-pí^#-ri^#
___ig-gi-ú-šu ardu-meš, epē šu[7] a na lú^#.meš-ha pi ru
___"killed-by" servants-(pl.), "committed" to men(amēlu)-pl.-(Hapiru("done by men-Hapiru"))
45. ^mia-ap-ti-iḫ-^dadda(IŠKUR) gaz(GAZ) te-k[a^# ]
___^m=1=dišYaptih-Hadda gaz(GAZ) te-k[a^# ]
___^m=1=dišYaptih-Hadda slain
46. [ i-n]a abul(KÁ.GAL) alu(IRI) zi-lu-ú ka-al
___i na abullu ālu Silu^ki ka-al
___in city-gate city Silu^ki ?killed,
47. [a-mi]-nim [l]a-a i-ša-al-šu[-nu šarru(LUGAL)^ru ]

Paragraph-(l. ?47-53)

47. [a-mi]-nim [l]a-a i-ša-al-šu[-nu šarru(LUGAL)^ru ]
48. [ù li]-is-kín šarru(LUGAL)^[ru a-na mâti(KUR)-šu]
49. [ù l]i-din šarru(LUGAL)^ru pa-ni-šu ù [lu-ṣi-m]i
50. [amêlūtu(LÚ^meš] ṣâbē(ÉRIN^meš) pí-ta-ti a-na mâti(KUR)-š[u
___ _LÚ^meš-(amēlu)^pl. pítati, — a na māti(KUR)
___men-(pl.) army-(pl.) pítati, — for land-his
51. [ù] šum^#-ma ia-a-nu-mi ṣâbē(ÈRIN^meš) pi-ṭa-tu₄
___u šum ma ia-a-nu-mi ṣābu-meš pi-ṭa-tu₄
___and if "there is not" army-(pl.)-pítati -- (lines 57 & 51 are identical)
52. i-na šatti(MU) an-ni-ti ḫal-qa-at a-ba-da-at
___i na šattu (MU) an n û, — ḫalā q u a-ba-da-at(abātu-"destroyed"?)
___in year this, — Over-Taken, (destroyed?)
53. : (–gl–) gáb-bi _mâtat(KUR^HI.A)_ _šarri(SÀR-^ri_ _bêli(EN)_-ia
___ : (–gl–) gabbu mātu^HI.A, – SÀR-ru, bēlu-ia, —!
___all lands^pl., – King, Lord-mine, —!

Paragraph-(l. 54-61)

54. la-a i-qa-bi-ú a-na pa-ni šarri(_LUGAL_) bêli(_EN_)-ia
___l ā q a b û pā nu, — King Bēlu-mine
___(( (This-is)-"Not spoken before", — King Lord-mine))
55. e-nu-ma ḫal-qa-at mât(_KUR_) _šarri(ŠÀRru_) bêli(_EN_)-ia
___enū ma ḫalā q u mātu(KUR), – Šarri(LUGAL) bēlu(EN)-ia–! —
___Now Over-Taken land("region"), – King-Lord-mine–! —
56. ù hal-qu gáb-bi ^lú.mešha-zi-a-nu-ti
___u ḫalāqu gab bu, – lú(amēlu)-meš-Ha z a nnu–!,
___and over-taken all, – men-(pl.)-Hazannu–!
57. šum-ma ia-a-nu-mi ṣâbē(ÈRIN^meš) pi-ṭa-tu₄
___šum ma ia-a-nu-mi ṣābu-meš pi-ṭa-tu₄,
___If "there is not" army-(pl.)-pítati, -- (lines 57 & 51 are identical)
58. i-na šatti(MU) an-ni-ti lu-ma-še-er
___i na šattu (MU) an n û, — lu-ma-še-er
___in year this, — lu-ma-še-er (?lūman)-"Now, alas!"?)
59. šarru(LUGAL)^ru ^lúrabiṣa(MÁŠKIM) ù li-il-qé-a-ni
60. a-na ia-a-ši a-di aḫē(ŠEŠ^meš) ù Ba.Bad(BA.ÚŠ)
61. ni-mu-tu₄ it-ti šarru(LUGAL)^ru bêli(EN)-nu

Paragraph, lines 62-66
Note: Final address to the "King-Lord-mine" (Pharaoh, and Pharaoh's scribe)

62. [ a-na ] _^lú#dup-sar(DUB.SAR)_ _lugal-ri_ _EN_-ia
___A na ^lú#țupšarru-(=țuppu-šarru, Tablet-King, i.e. "Scribe"), ((u)) Šarru-ri bēlu-ia
___To man-"scribe-(King)", ((and)) "King-Lord-mine"
63. [ um-ma ] ^mabdi(ÁRAD)-ḫi-ba ardu(ÁRAD)-ma a-na 2^(m) šêp[ē](GÌRI^meš#)
___um ma 1^(=diš)-ÁRAD-hi-ba, ardu a na 2 _šepu^pl._^#
___[ message(=Report?)] 1-Abdi-Heba, servant at the 2-feet^pl.
64. [ am-q]ut^#-mi, še-ri-ib, a-wa-ta₅^{meš^#}
___ma qātu, șēru, ((my))-"Story", (word^(pl.)) (=a matu^pl.)#)
___I bow, (on-my-back) (="defenselessly"), ((my))-story (words^pl.))
65. [ b]a#-na-ti a-na šarri_(LUGAL)^r[i]_
___[b]a nû A, & banû B a na (Šárru)Šarru-[ ri ]
___((produced))-"created, and 'to-be-good' ", for King-[ ri ]

Line 66, on Left side
66. [ danniš(MA.GAL) _^lú]ardu(ÁRAD)_-[ ka ù ] _^lúmâru(DUMU)_-ka a-na-ku
___[ magal (= danniš), (anāku)-^{lú ]}ardu-[ ka–!, u] (anāku)-^lú]dūmu-ka anāku((as verb, "I am"))–!
___Fervently(strongly), (I am) servant-yours–!, and (I am) son-(="Compatriot")-yours ( I(=anāku) = "I am", (as verb) )–!

References

Moran, William L. 1987, 1992. The Amarna Letters. EA 289, "Benign Neglect", pp. 330-332.
CDLI page for EA 288
Linear style of Rainey, 1970
Foto, Transkription und Zeichnung von EA 288 auf Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (englisch).
Rainey, 1970. El Amarna Tablets, 359-379, Glossary:Vocabulary, gabbu, pp. 55-87, p. 63; English: "all".
Rainey, 1970. El Amarna Tablets, 359-379, Glossary:Vocabulary, hazannu, pp. 55-87, p. 64.
Parpola, 1971. The Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh, Glossary, pp. 119-145, epēsu, p. 124; English, "to do, place, treat".
Parpola, 1971. The Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh, Glossary, pp. 119-145, šakānu, p. 140; English, "to place, set".

Moran, William L. The Amarna Letters. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987, 1992. (softcover, ISBN 0-8018-6715-0)
Parpola, 1971. The Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh, Parpola, Simo, Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, c 1997, Tablet I thru Tablet XII, Index of Names, Sign List, and Glossary-(pp. 119–145), 165 pages.
Rainey, 1970. El Amarna Tablets, 359-379, Anson F. Rainey, (AOAT 8, Alter Orient Altes Testament 8)

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[1] Moran, William L. 1987, 1992. The Amarna Letters. EA 289, "Benign Neglect", pp. 330-332.

[CDLI_page_for_EA_288-2] CDLI page for EA 288

[Linear_style_of_Rainey,_1970-3] Linear style of Rainey, 1970

[4] Foto, Transkription und Zeichnung von EA 288 auf Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (englisch).

[5] Rainey, 1970. El Amarna Tablets, 359-379, Glossary:Vocabulary, gabbu, pp. 55-87, p. 63; English: "all".

[6] Rainey, 1970. El Amarna Tablets, 359-379, Glossary:Vocabulary, hazannu, pp. 55-87, p. 64.

[parpola1-7] Parpola, 1971. The Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh, Glossary, pp. 119-145, epēsu, p. 124; English, "to do, place, treat".

[8] Parpola, 1971. The Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh, Glossary, pp. 119-145, šakānu, p. 140; English, "to place, set".