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This article presents a new private Middle Assyrian letter that was sent by a woman to her husband. The letter is concerned with a liability borne by the husband. Of particular interest is an aphorism or popular saying which was drawn from the world of medicine, delivered by the woman at the close of the letter.

A Private Middle Assyrian Letter Sent by Pilta-ādur to Nabbānu (with an Aphorism drawn from the World of Medicine)