Khalili IA 04
Letter from Akhvamazda to Bagavant, 3 Marl:ieswan, year 8 of Artaxerxes [III], 351 BCE. Concerns the issue of vinegar (or the clearing of sand) from a house of Akhvamazda. Daizaka is the scribe.
ADAB no. A02
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- Aramaic
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- Aramaic
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- James D. Moore, 2026-06-28
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Naveh and Shaked Last updated 07 April, 2026 by James D. Moore
Naveh and Shaked Last updated 07 April, 2026 by James D. Moore
From Akhvamazda to Bagavant. And now, concerning (the message) that you sent to me, saying: “As soon as I went away from my lord, an instruction was issued here concerning the provisions (of) the wayfarers
[and the horses in the desert of Artadatana on the way to (?)] Artuka [to take out the sand / the vinegar] from your house. Then [a mess]enger [brought a letter] from my lord saying: ‘You take
(40?) [men originating from GN1 and GN2] on the third of marḥešvan (an) come to […]’. Then a time [was set] as (for) the needs (of) the wayfarers and the horses in the desert of Artadatana,
so that I should take out the [sa]nd / [vin]egar from your house. Also Anumisa came and set a time. Then I sent to you a [letter] concerning this matter […].”
Now Akhvamazda says: The troops [above the line: the krthrn and the Heratis (?)] that go to the towns, who are under your authority, take all those [and bring] to me on the tenth day of Marḥešvan […] to
my house. But let your bodyguard (?), with the rest of the troops that are there, [bring?] the provisions (of) the wayfarers and the horses in the desert [of Arta]datana, and let them take out
that sand / vinegar from that house of mine. Daizaka is the scribe and Athfiya is in charge of the command.
[To] Bagavant the governor in Khulmi.
On 3 of Marḥešvan [(in the) year] 8 of Artaxerxes the King. Concerning: taking out (?) from my house. Bring this letter.
[From …] Khvardushta to Daizaka. [Peace and] health much I send [you …] concerning […]
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Moore, James D.. 'Khalili IA 04.' DEAPS. 12 Dec, 2025. https://deaps.osu.edu/text_objects/12728. Accessed: 30 Jun, 2026.