lord, as soon as you can, meet with3 them: zu-zi-la-ma-an(?) so they will not delay you there (any longer). (14-18)—Moreover, troops of Hatti under Lupakku have captured cities of Amqu, and with4 the cities they captured Aaddumi. May our lord know (this). Reverse (See here: ) (19-35)—Moreover, we have heard the following: Zitana has come and there are 90,000 infantryman that have come with him. We have, however, not confirmed5 the report, whether they are really there and have arrived in Nuhašše, and so I am sending Bet-ili to him. As soon as we meet with them, I will immediately send my messenger so he can report to you whether or not it is so. (36-44)—To Rab(I)-Ilu and 'Abdi-d-URAŠ, to Bin-Ana and Rabi-ṣidqi: Message of Amur-Ba'la. For you may all go well. Do not trouble yourselves, and do not worry at all. Here with your families all goes very well. Wish Anatu well.–(complete EA 170, with no(?) lacunae, lines 1-44) See also Amarna letters–phrases and quotations List of Amarna letters by size External links Line drawing of EA 170, Obverse & Reverse Line Drawing, cuneiform, and Akkadian, EA 170: Obverse & Reverse, CDLI no. P271189 (Chicago Digital Library Initiative) High-resolution images, from the Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin (Reference: EA 170) CDLI listing of all EA Amarna letters, 1-382 References Moran, William L. The Amarna Letters. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987, 1992. (softcover, ) Amarna letters Ancient Lebanon Ancient Syria