Source: Harrak, Assyria and Hanigalbat
To the Sun my father say: thus says the king of [Ha]nigalbat your son.
Pe[ace] be with the Sun my father.
I trust the Sun my father. As for me, I thus say, like my father, let the Sun say […]
What sin did I commit against my father? And Halpa-ziti, the king of Aleppo, and Ehli-sharruma, the king of Ishuwa, before […]
If a man has two judges[2], the one comes forth and the other does not c[ome forth]. Now the king of Ashur my enemy has asked, and, in accordance (with the words) of Adad my lord, he acted. The Sun, my father, heard.
I am living in the city Sinamu and Ehli-sarruma has sent his message to me. He wrote the following: [….]