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BAM 2, 122 (P285220)

Medical, Neo-Assyrian, Assur · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationBAM 2, 122
IDP285220
Museum no.Ist A 00264 + Ist A 00269
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreMedical
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1_DISZ na_ kin-s,a-szu2 _du8-du8_If a man’s hips are swollen:
2_a {gesz}sze-nu a sar munu6_water of cedar, water of tamarisk
3{u2}ak-tam _szeg6_-szala kind of sedge
4_giri3-min_-szu2 ir-ta-na-has,his feet he has twisted,
5_{szim}li {szim}gur2-gur2 {szim}bal_burāšu-juniper, mint, ballukku-aromatic
6_duh-lal3_ ina _i3-udu hi-hi_filtered honey from sheep fat
7ina _kusz_ te-t,er-ri _lal_-idYou knead it in a leather bag.
8_DISZ na giri3-min_-szu2 szim-ma-tu2 _tuku_If a man’s feet are swollen:
9_gu7-mesz_-szu2 _sa giri3-min_-szu2 sa-ag-gu-mahis intestines are swollen, his feet are stiff and
10_giri3-min_-szu2 _bal#-bal#_-szu _pa_ {gesz}bi-nihis feet, his limbs, ... of a cedar
11{u2#}[x (x)] _{szim}gur2-gur2 {szim}li_..., mint, juniper
12_disz_-nisz ta-hasz-szal ina _a munu6_ ina _nindu_You crush it in the sap of a sedge in a loaf.
13_usz2_-er ul-tu ib-tasz-luhe died. After he had sinned
14_ki-min_ a-di 7(disz)-szu2 _tu5_-szu2Ditto 7 times his bathing
15ta-sa-dar-szum-ma _ti_-ut,you ask him, and he will recover.
16_DISZ lu2 giri3-min_-szu2 szim-ma-tu2 u2-kal-laIf a man’s feet hold sulphur:
17_kum2_-ma _tuku_-a u3 a-na a-tal2-lu-ku _dugud_-szu2he is ill, has a headache, and in order to go, his head
18{u2}kam-ka-da {gesz}ur2-nu-ua type of juniper
19_gi szul-hi {u2}en-di_reed, šulḫu-plant, beetroot
20ta-hasz-szal _mun_ a-ma-anyou rub with salt.
21_ba-ba-za-{d}id2 uh2-{d}id2_Babaza-Ištar, Uḫ-iddin
22_{u2}igi_-lim _suhusz {gesz}nam-tar nita2_a date palm, the base of a male namtar tree
23[ina] _kasz!-bir-mesz u2-hi-a_ an-[nu-ti]with these mixed beer
24[...] _hi#-hi# gaz#?_ tu [...]... a reed bundle ...
25[...] x [...]
reverse
1'[... u2]-kal-ma _ti_-ut,#... holds and lives.
2'_DISZ na sa# giri3-min_-szu2 sza-gu-maIf a man’s feet are swollen and
3'a-tal2-lu-ka la i-le-'eI will not come to you.
4'_sa-mesz giri3-min_-szu2 pu-usz-szu-hihis feet are swollen,
5'_za3-hi-li pa_ {gesz}szu-szia šaḫilu-vessel with a handle
6'ta-hasz-szal ta-nap-piYou crush (and) sieve (them).
7'ina _kasz_ pu-ut-ti ina _{dug}utul2_in beer, in a large bowl
8'_gin7_ ra-bi-ki tu-ra-ba-ak t,e#!-t,e4#-er-riLike a great flood, you will pour out a message to me
9'_nig2-la2_-ia# _sa giri3-min-mesz_-szu2my possessions, the bundles of his feet
10'i-pa-szu2-ha _giri3-min_-szu2 i-qa-li-lahis feet he shall cut off,
11'[_DISZ] na# giri3-min_-szu2 _dugud-mesz_-it# szu2If a man’s feet are stiff: he will die.
12'[a-tal2-lu-ka] la i-le-'iI came to you, but he did not obey
13'_na bi_ man-gu# [...] i-[x ... x]-szu2That man, ... ... his ...
14'_szesz2_-ma musz-szu2-a-tebrother of the mushšūtu,
15'_had2-a gaz ki i3+gesz {szim}gur2-gur2_roasted with oil of mint,
16'ina _{na4}la-ha-an giri3#-min#_-szu2with lahanu-stone (and) his feet
17'_szesz2-mesz_-ma _ti_-ut,brothers, and live
18'_u2-te-gil-la_ {u2}pu-qut-tu2reed bundles of pomegranate
19'{u2}ka#-zal#!-la# ina _kasz nag_You libate kazallu-plant in beer
20'_esir had2-a_ x [x] _ka a-ab-ba_... of the sea
21'{u2}kur-ka-nam# {u2}tar-musz8kurkanam-plant, tarmuš-plant
22'_{u2}igi_-lim _{u2}igi-nisz_a type of grass, a kind of grass
23'_buluh i3_ ina _de3_he will wash with oil.
24'u2#-il3#-ti {m}ki-s,ir-_an-szar2 masz-masz [e2 an-szar2]_offering of Kiṣir-Ashur, exorcist of the temple of Ashur.

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