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BAM 3, 316 (P281823)

Medical, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationBAM 3, 316
IDP281823
Museum no.VAT 13608 + VAT 13759?
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreMedical
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1'[x x] _sze-na-a ki-lu2#_ [...]... cold ...
2'[x x] _nu dab-ba {u2}lal_ {u2#}[x ...]... not seized; lupin, ... ...
3'[x] _dingir#_ u {d}isz8-tar2 ze-nu-ti# [...]... angry god and goddess
4'{u2}tar-musz8 _{u2}igi_-lim _{na4}{d}kal_ [...]tarmuš-plant, alum, kal-stone
5'ana _dingir_-szu2 u {d}isz8-tar2-szu2 _ki_-szu2 ana _di_ [...]to his god and his goddess with him to ...
6'_{u2}a-zal-la_ {u2}tar-musz8 _numun_ {u2}x [...]azallû-plant, tarmuš-plant seed, ...-plant
7'ana _dingir-sza3-dab-ba bur2_ u _dingir_ ki-ma# [...]For the god of the shackle, the intestines and the god like ...
8'{u2}kap-pi lu-ur-<mi>{muszen} _pesz10-{d}id2_ {na4#}[x ...]kappu-plant, lurmi bird, ēš-id2 stone
9'isz-gib-bit KU DAM [...](Sum) The one who smite(?) ... (Akk) He smites ...
10'_DISZ ki-min {u2}eme ur-gi7 {u2}igi_-lim _{gesz}szur-min3_ [...]If ditto: emesu-plant, dog’s tongue plant, tamarisk, cypress
11'_DISZ ki-min_ {u2}tar-musz8 _{u2}har-lum-ba-szir_ x [...]If ditto: tarmuš-plant, harlum-bašir-plant ...
12'ana _dingir_ ana _lu2 arhusz tuku_-e _arhusz ab2_ u _udu arhusz_ x [...]For the god who trusts in a man, the heart of a cow and a sheep ... ....
13'ina _ga sud2 igi-mesz_-szu2 _esz-mesz_-ma _dingir arhusz_ [...]You rub his eyes with a cloth, and the god will be reconciled with him ....
14'ana _ki-min {na4}an#-ne#_ {na4}ab-asz-mu _suhusz {gesz}nim-babbar_ ina# [x]Alternatively, alum, ašmu-stone, the base of a date palm in ...
15'ana _dingir_-szu2 u {d}isz8-tar2-szu2 ana _lu2 ama5 tuku_-e# [...]For his god and his goddess, for a man who has a cella .
16'_{u2}kur-kur {na4}pesz4 a-ab-ba {u2}a-[x_ ...]kurkur-plant, ebony, sea algae, ...-plant
17'ana _dingir {gesz}zu_ ana _lu2_ nu-uh2-hi is-si-ha [...]To a god a weapon against a man he smote
18'_{gesz}lum-ha {u2}kur-kur {szim}li {u2}nigin sar#_ [x x]lupin, mountain plant, juniper, ṣumlalû-plant
19'_du3-du3_ ina _gu2_-szu2 _gar_-an-ma {d}2(u) _bad_ u _nun ama5#_ [x x]It is done. You place it on his neck and the gods Šamaš, Dur, and the prince ... the chamber.
20'ana _dingir_ u {d}isz8-tar2 _gesztu-mesz_-szu2 _bad-bad_ u x [x x]to god and goddess, his ears ...
21'_sig5_ ta-na-da-li _pa ti8{muszen}_ {na4}[x x]Good quality tanadallu-flour, a bird's nest of ... stone
22'{u2}nu-s,a-bu {u2}a-ra-ri-a-nu _{u2}eme# [ur-gi7]_nuṣābu-plant, arayanu-plant (and) dog's tongue plant
23'[{u2}]a-ra-an-tu _suhusz {gesz}dih3_ sza _ugu [ki-mah_ ina _kusz]_arānu-plant, the base of a diḫu-tree, which is on top of the main courtyard, in a leather bag
24'[ina sze]-ri3# ana _dingir_-szu2 _ki-za-za_-ma _a-ra-zu [gesz-tuku]_In the morning, stand before his god and listen to his prayer.
25'[x x x x] x szal-lim pa-lu-ur# [...]... is well; there will be reconciliation ....
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1'[x] x [...]
2'_du3-du3-bi na4 {na4}amasz-pa-e3_ [...]Its ritual: ... amašpa’e stone
3'_{na4}ur {na4}{d}kal {na4}zu2-[ge4_ ...]Ur-stone, Kal-stone and Zuge-stone
4'ina _dur babbar e3 en2_ 7(disz)-szu2 ana _ugu szid_-nu x [x x]You go out into a white halo. You recite the incantation seven times over them.
5'_DISZ na_ ze-na-a szu-t,ur ur-ra u _ge6_ ina _hasz2 zi-ga_ sa-dir-szu2If a man is frightened: write down the day and night in a written document about his distress.
6'isz-di-ih-szu2 _tar_-si kar-s,i2-szu2 _gu7-mesz_ da-bi-ib _ki_-szu2 kit-tehis limbs are swollen, his muscles hurt, he speaks the truth with him.
7'_nu du11-du11_-ar2 _szu-si hul_-tim _egir_-szu2 _lal ze2_ ina _e2-gal du_-suHe should not speak, (or) the finger of evil will be lost behind him. He should go to the palace.
8'la mah-ra-szu2 _masz2-ge6-mesz_-szu2 par-da ina _masz2-ge6_-szu2 _bad-mesz igi-igi_-mar(If) it is not his fault, his dreams are annulled: in his dream the walls will be seen.
9'_gaz sza3 nig2_-szu2 szal-hat _dingir_ u {d}isz8-tar2 _ugu_-szu2 _gal2_-a _dingir_ u {d}isz8-tar2he will be killed. The heart of his property will be destroyed. The god and the goddess are upon him; the god and Ištar
10'_ki_-szu2 ze-nu-u2 kisz-pi ep-szu2-szu2 _ki dingir_ u {d}isz8-tar2 szu-zu-ur(who) is angry with him, who performs witchcraft against him, may the place of god and goddess be reconciled.
11'_asz2#-mesz_-szu2 re-ha _dingir man bad-nun_ szu2-su _dab_-szu2his corpses, the rest of the god, the king's corpse, his hand seized him.
12'x _lu2-hal_ u _lu2 dingir-ra_ di-in-szu2 _en_ 7(disz)-szu2 _nu si-sa2_... the haruspex and the man of the gods his verdict until the 7th time is not favorable
13'_du11-ga nu sze-ga_ sza2-nu-szu2a command that is not favorable, his second one
14'ana _esz-bar_-szu2 _tar_-si _tumu_ [x x x] x [x] ana _si-sa2_to make a decision, ... ... to reverse.
15'_masz2-ge6-mesz_-szu2 ana _sig5_ x _a-ra2_-szu2 ana _kusz di_his dreams to good ... his times to painful.
16'_szu-si sig5_-tim-szu2 ana _lal_-s,i2its good horns in order to diminish
17'_du3-du3-bi_ {u2}tar-musz8 _{u2}igi_-lim _{u2}igi-nisz_Its ritual: tarmuš-plant, ilim-plant (and) idinish-plant
18'{u2}ir-kul-la {u2}eli-kul-la _{u2}lu2_-a-nuIrkulla-plant, elikulla-tree
19'_ka a-ab-ba {gesz}gada naga {gesz}bulug2_ ina _kusz du3-du3_the mouth of the sea with a scepter, a potter’s knife and a shovel in leather
20'_en2 a-la-ah-sa-la ba-szi-in_ [x ...] _en2_Incantation: "Alahsala ...
21'_en2 a-ra-zu szu te-ma-ab_ 7(disz)-szu2 ana _ugu szid_-nu _gu2 ba-gar_Incantation: “The arazu prayer is performed. You recite the incantation seven times over the šidnu-prayer.
22'_na bi dingir_-szu2 u {d}isz8-tar2-szu2 _ki_-szu2 _di-mu inim-gar_-szu2 _si-sa2_that man, his god and his goddess, with him, the well-being of his word he established.
23'_masz2-ge6-mesz_-szu2 _sig5-mesz du11-ga_ u _sze-ga gar_-an-szu2his dreams are favorable; he will make good and favorable pronouncements for him.
24'_dingir man bad_ u _nun ki_-szu2 _dub_-zuThe god, king, noble, and prince, with him, your inscription
25'[x] e-em ana di-nim _du_-ku di-in-szu2 _si-sa2_If he goes to a lawsuit, his case will succeed.
26'_DISZ na dab_-ti _dingir_ u {d}isz8-tar2 _ugu_-szu2 _gal2_-sziIf a man is seized by god and goddess over him
27'_e2-gal_-szu2 u _lugal_-szu2 la ma-gir-szu2 kar-s,i-szu2 _gu7-mesz_his palace and his king are not his fault; they eat his food.
28'dab-bi-szu i-dab-bu-bu ta-di-ra-ti ul ta-dir(Sum) His word is a flood that cannot be undone (Akk) His words are shattered, the flood does not disappear
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1'_DISZ na_ x x x [...]If a man ... ....
2'u _du8_-ar2 ar2-ni-szu2 _{na4}kur_-nu _[dab_ x x]and he washed his hands with a stone ...
3'ni-kip-tu2 _nita2_ u _munus {d}masz gi babbar?_ [x x x]Nikkiptu, man and woman of Ninurta, white reed
4'_DISZ ki#-min#? {na4#}gug {na4#}za#-gin3_ {na4}[x ...]If ditto: carnelian, lapis lazuli, ...-stone
5'[x x x] _{na4}ku3-babbar {na4}ku3-sig17 7(disz) na4-mesz_ an-nu#-[ti]... silver, gold, these 7 stones
6'ina _sig2# {munus}asz2-gar gesz3 nu zu nu-nu e3_-ak#In the wool of a female kid, she does not know a pig and does not go out.
7'ina _gu2_-szu2 _gar_-an-ma _dingir_ ze-nu-u2 _di_-imYou place it on his neck, and a hostile god will come to an end.
8'_DISZ na sza3_-szu2 _gaz-mesz_-szu2 pi-qam _nu_ pi-qam i-par-ru-ud2If a man’s belly causes him a stinging pain: he will not recover from the pain.
9'_na bi dub_-ti _dingir_ u {d}isz8-tar2 _ugu_-szu2 _gal2_-szi _dingir_-szu2 _ki_-szu2 ze-niThat man, the tablet of god and goddess is incumbent upon him, his god is angry with him.
10'ana _bur2 ka a-ab-ba_ {u2}nu-s,a-bu _{gesz}szur-min3 {u2}nigin{sar}_for the opening of the mouth of the sea, muṣābu-plant, cypress, šunû-plant
11'_{na4}zalag2 {u2}dili_ ina _{sig2}aka3 nigin_-mi ina _kusz du3-du3_You wrap šalālu-stone (and) ēru-plant in wool, you tie it to a leather strap.
12'ina _gu2_-szu2 _gar_-an-ma _dingir sza3 dab-ba di_-imYou place it on his neck and the god will be seized by the heart of the man.
13'_DISZ na gaz sza3_-bi _tuku-mesz_-szi _u4_ u _ge6_ pu-luh-tu2 _tuku_-sziIf a man’s belly has been affected by na gazelle: he will have fear of day and night.
14'_dingir_-szu2 _ki_-szu2 ze-ni _dingir_-szu2 _ki_-szu2 ana _silim-me_ {u2}szi-qit-tu2his god is angry with him, his god towards peace, šiqitu-plant
15'_ka a-ab-ba {na4}babbar-dili {na4}ab-me-kam_The mouth of the sea is a babbardilu-stone and a sapphire.
16'ha#-he-e sza2 _udun {zi3}mad-ga igi {d}nuska_ ina _kusz_The ḫāḫē’u of the udug-vessel of madga-flour before Nuska in a leather (bag).
17'_DISZ na sza3_-szu2 _gaz-mesz_-szu2 _{u2}igi_-lim _nu {gesz}esi gu7-mesz_If a man’s belly causes him a stinging pain: he should not eat tamarisk or ebony.
18'ina _kasz nag i3-gesz esz-mesz_ ina _{sig2}aka3 nigin_-mi ina _kusz_You drench (the mixture) in beer, you stir it into a paste, you wrap it in a leather (bag).
19'_DISZ ki-min {u2}a-zal-la2 sud2_ ina _kasz nag_-szu2If ditto: you knead azallu-plant, you have him drink it in beer.
20'_DISZ na sza3_-szu2 _nu_ ul-la-ti i-ta-muIf a man’s belly is empty: he will vomit forever.
21'{u2}ir-kul-la {u2}tar-musz8 _{u2}har-lum-ba-szir_Irkulla-plant, tarmuš-plant (and) harlum-bašir-plant
22'_{u2}lu2_-a-nu _pesz10-{d}id2 ka a-ab-ba_ ina _kusz_The man’s plant, Ištar of the mouth of the sea, in a leather (bag).
23'_DISZ na_ hu-us,-s,a _gaz sza3_-bi u _zarah tuku-mesz_-sziIf a man is stricken with hushû-disease: he will have a heart attack and fever.
24'_nu_ ul-la-ti _sza3_-szu2 i-ta-mu“If he does not, his heart will be satisfied.
25'_{u2}a-zal-la2 {u2}igi_-lim ina _kasz_ ina _i3-gesz_ ina _kusz_azallu-plant, alum in beer, oil in a leather (bag).
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1_DISZ ki-min {u2}igi_-lim _numun_ {gesz}bi-ni ina [...]If ditto: tamarisk seed from a date palm in ...
2_DISZ ki-min_ {u2}a-ra-ri-a-nu _numun_ {gesz}bi-ni _numun {u2}a-zal-la2_ ina _kasz-sag nag_If DITTO, you knead arārīnu-plant, seeds of juniper and seed of azallû-plant in prime-quality beer.
3_DISZ na sza3_-bi _sza3_-bi i-qab-bi _sza3_-szu2 _nu gu7_-szu2 _ninda nu gu7 a nu nag_If a man’s belly says: his belly is not good for him, he should not eat bread, or drink water.
4i-dam-mu-um# _na bi dab_-ti _dingir_-szu2 u {d}isz8-tar2-szu2 _ugu_-szu2 _gal2_-szi(If) he dies: that man will be seized; his god and his goddess are with him.
5ana _igi_ {d}isz8-tar2 _sar-sar na_ ina _giri3_-szu2 _du10-gam_-su-main front of Ištar a sarsar na-vessel on his foot he shall be satisfied.
6_en2_ el-li-tu4 {d}isz-tar 7(disz)-szu2 _szid_-nuIncantation: “Elitu (is) Ishtar 7 times.
7ana t,a-pul-ti _lu2_ la qa2-bi-i _szu-si hul_-tim _egir_-szu2 _nu lal_-s,i2For the deception of a man not to speak, the fingers of evil will not be released behind him.
8_{u2}igi_-lim {u2}ha-szu-tu2 _{u2}kur-kur {na4}szurun_ sze-risz ina _kusz_‘bigilim-plant’, ḫašūtu-plant, kurkur-plant (and) lapis lazuli in a leather (bag).
9_DISZ ki-min {u2}igi_-lim i-[x]-iz-ma ina _i3-gesz bur sud2# igi#-mesz#_-szu2 _szesz2_ [x]If ditto: he eats tamarisk and rubs his eyes with it in pressed oil.
10ina _kasz nag-mesz_ e#-[ma] _du#_-ku ma-gir t,a-pul-ta-szu2 ul i#-[qab]-bi#He drinks it in beer. If he goes, he will not say a favorable thing about him.
11[...] {gesz}si-ha {gesz}nu# [x x]... siḫu-wood, nu-wood
12[...] _{u2}ninni5#_... ninnu-plant
13[...] ina _kusz_... with a leather bag
14_ki#_ [... x]-hi-a li-li-mu de3#-ra#_May my ... be reconciled with me!
15[x x] x _ab_ x [...] _tu6-en2_... .... Incantation formula.
16_en2_ an-ni-tu2# [...] [ana] _ugu# szid_-nuIncantation: '... on top of the stele.'
17_DISZ ki-min numun_ {u2}[x ...] ina _kusz_If ditto: seeds of ...-plant in a leather (bag).
18_DISZ u4#-da#_ [...] {u2}ak-tam _{u2}igi_-limIf on a day ... nīnû-plant, alum
19{u2}ha-mi-mu _{d}masz {na4}ka-gi-na# dab#-ba_ ina _kusz_hamīmu-plant, Ninurta-stone, kagina-stone seized in a leather (bag).
20_DISZ u4-da ugu_-pat _gig#_ {u2}ak#-tam#If a storm afflicts a man: baktam-plant
21{u2}ha-mi-mu _{na4}ka-gi-na dab-ba_ ina _kusz_hamīmu-plant, kagina-stone, seized, in a leather (bag).
22_{na4}za-gin3_ ina _si_ KU KA has,-bi e-ma _du_-ku ma-gir# [x]... lapis lazuli in the horn ..., wherever he goes ...
23_gin7 dingir_-ni-is-sat _sza3_-szu2 _kur_-ad2 _masz2-ge6-masz_ [x x x]Like a god, his heart trembled, Gemini ...
24_dingir man bad_ u _nun_ e-ma x [...]god, king, noble, and prince, wherever ... ....
25[...]
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1[x x] _du#_ x x _x-zu sag-ki_-szu2 _ka_-szu2 _eme_-szu2 u _ki-ta giri3_-szu2... ... his forehead, his mouth, his tongue, and his feet.
2[x] x _kar_-ma _a-ra-zu-bi gesz-tuku en_ 7(disz)-szu2 ina _u4 du10-ga_... enters and listens to prayer 7 times on a propitious day.
3an#-na-a _du3_-usz-ma _dingir_ ze-nu-u2 {d}isz8-tar2 ze-ni-tu2 _ki lu2 silim-mu_This he did, and the angry god, the angry Ištar, with the man of peace
4_DISZ na_ gi-na-a a-dir ur-ra u _ge6_ ina _hasz2_If a man is constantly affected by ginû-disease: during the day and night, in haemorrhage.
5mim-ma ku-nu ana _na nu te_-e _agrig hul_ ana _na_ u _e2_-szu2If he does not approach a man: an evil agrig-demon will approach the man and his house.
6_nu gal2_-e kip-di _hul-mesz lu2 nu sa2-di_he should not be present, the paths of evil will not be straight.
7{na4}aba3-asz-mu _{na4}za-gin3 {na4}zu2-lum-ma_Ašmu-stone, lapis lazuli, dates
8ina _dur babbar e3_-ak ina _gu2_-szu2 _gar_-anYou make an incision on the white surface of the 'finger.' You place it on his neck.
9_{na4}za-gin3 {na4}an-bar numun {gesz}esi_ ina _dur babbar e3_-ak ina _szu zag_-szu2 _kesz2_lapis lazuli, anbar-stone, seeds of ebony in a white leather bag went out; in his right hand he bound it.
10{na4}aba3-asz-mu {na4}ka-pa-s,u _sa5 {na4}pa_babāšmu-stone, kapaṣu-stone (and) red-purple pappardi-stone
11ina _dur babbar e3_-ak ina _szu gub3_-szu2 _kesz2_in a white halo went out, in his left hand it was tied.
12_[{na4}]gesz-nu11-gal_ {na4}ni-bu _{na4}nir2_alabaster, nibu-stone, agate
13[ina] _dur# babbar e3_-ak ina _giri3 zag_-szu2 _kesz2_You go out through a white hole, you tie it to his right foot.
14_{na4#}szuba# {na4}za-gin3 {na4}pa_ ina _dur babbar e3_-ak ina _giri3 gub3_-szu2 _kesz2_šuba-stone, lapis lazuli and papparu-stone came out in a white band. At the foot of his left he bound it.
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17[...] x x [x x x x] ana szu-ut gu-ri... ... to the throne
18[...] _inim_ sza2 _di du11-ga du10_ u _sze-ga_ ana _na bi gar_-nu... a word that is said is good and favorable for a man.
19[... ana] _na# nu te_-e kip-di _en ka_-szu2 szu ud-de-e... does not approach a man: the foundation of the lord's mouth will change.
20[...] _egir lu2_ u _e2_-szu2 _nu lal#_-s,i#... after the man and his house will not be restored.
21[...] x qi2-bit _ka_-szu2 ana sze#-me-e... ... the command of his mouth to hear
22[...] _{szim#}li_ ina _e2 tar_-su ana _dingir_-szu2... juniper in the house, his return to his god
23[...] _dingir_ u _ur5-gin7 du11-ga_... he speaks as follows:
24[...] _he2-silim-ma-mu_May ... be reconciled.
25[...] _he2-silim-ma-mu_May ... be reconciled.
26[...] _dingir-me he2-gub_... may the gods stand.
27[... _dingir_ u {d}isz8]-tar2#-_mu he2#-gub#_May my god and my goddess stand.
28[...] _lu2_ {gesz#}x [...]... a man ...
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1'[...] x x sza2 {d}[x ...]... of ...
2'[...] hi szal _en2_ 7(disz)-szu2# [...]... ... you recite the incantation seven times ...
3'[...] _na2#_-ka _gar_-an-ma _nam#-bur2#-[bi]_... you place ... on your bed and it will be released.
4'_DISZ# na_ nu-[ul-la]-ti# _sza3_-szu2 i-ta-mu at-[mu-szu2 i]-sza2 an-ni#If a man, a nullātu-disease affects his heart, his name is this:
5'za-mar s,a-lil za-ma e-er-u _ki_-szu2 _nu dab_-alHe is exalted, he is pure, and he has no rival with him.
6'_dab_-ti _dingir_-szu2 _ugu_-szu2 _gal2_-szi _na bi_ ina _u4 sze-ga_If he is seized by his god, there will be a rebellion against him. That man, on a propitious day
7'li-te-le-el lim-te-si _tug2_-su li-bi-ibmay they purify, may they remove his garment may they bury.
8'_nig2-na {szim}li_ ana _igi {d}utu_ lisz-ku-unmay a censer of juniper be placed before Šamaš.
9'_nig2-na {szim}szesz!_ ana _igi dingir uru_-szu2 lisz-ku-un u _a-mesz_ liq-qi2may a censer of myrtle be placed before the god of his city, and may water be poured out.
10'lik-mis-ma lit-nen u _ur5-gin7_ liq-biMay he look upon me, and may he speak as follows:
11'ag-gu _sza3_-ka li-nu-ha _a-mesz_ ta-ni-ih-timay the water of the tanaḥtu-vessel be calm for your heart!
12'lim-ru-hu-ka 3(disz)-szu2 _du11-ga_-ma _ki-za-za_ [x]He spoke to you three times and the throne ...
13'[x x] _gur-gur_-ma _dab_-ti _dingir_-szu2 _du8_-su#... turns and seizes his god,
14'[...] x lum i#-[x ... ku]-ul#-la#-ti# [...]... ... the cult centers ...
15'a-szar ki-i szam-mi ni-[x ...]Where we ... herbs ...
16'er-s,e-tu ma-hi-rat ana ap-si# [a-dir-ti]The earth was received; to the Apsu, the desert.
17'la esz-ru-ti lim-hu-[ru a-di-ra-ti]May the insubmissive accept my prayers.
18'i-sza2-ru-ti lim-hu-[ru-in-ni]may they accept my prayers.
19'szu-szu-ru-ti li-ten-[nu-u2] it-ti-iamay they keep me alive forever.
20'lisz-du-ud ar-ni la pa-li-hi ma-har-qa lil-qu2May my sin not be forgotten, may it be taken before a judge.
21'ana-ku ana su-ul-li-ka ak-ta-mis ma har-[ka]I have prayed to you for your well-being, before you
22'lu#-sze-er lu-usz-lim-ma lu-ut-ta-'a-id _dingir_-ut-kaMay I be healthy, may I be whole, and may I praise your divinity.
23'[da]-li2#-li2-ka lud-lul#Let me sing your praises!
24'_[du3-du3]-bi_ e-nu-ma _{d}zu en_ in-nam-ma-ruWhen the god Zu, the lord, appears
25'_[igi] {d}zu en nig2-na {szim}li gar_-an _kasz-sag bal_-[qi2]Before Zu, lord of things, you set up a censer of juniper. You libate first-rate beer.
26'[x x] u2#-szal-li _id2 ti_-qe2 _za-na_ nita du3_ [x]... he will complete. You take the river. The man's shoulder ...
27'[x x] 3(disz)-szu2 ana _igi {d}suen_ ana _ugu szid#_-[nu]3 times before Sîn on top of the šidnu
28'_[za]-na# nita_ ku-tal-la-nik-ka ana _id2 szub_-di-ma [x]You, the man, turn back behind you to the river and ...
29'_DISZ# hul#? masz2-ge6-mesz a2-mesz giskim-mesz_ [x x]If evil?, black-headed people, armies, omens
30'[...] ti sza2 x [x x x]... of ...

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