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BAM 2, 127 (P285224)

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DesignationBAM 2, 127
IDP285224
Museum no.VAT 11224 + VAT 11705
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
GenreMedical

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1_[en2] a#-zu-kalam-ma {d}nin-i3-si-[in-na ama arhusz kalam-ma me-en]_Incantation: O Azukalama, Ninisina, you are the compassionate mother of the land
2_agrig# e2-kur nin e2-dub-ba_ x [...]the steward of the Ekur, the lady of the scribal school ...
3_{d}urasz dagal-la {d}kur!-rib-ba za-ra_ x [...]Uraš, the broad one, Kurribba
4sza2# da-num {d}en-lil2 isz-ku-nu re#-[esz _bara2 kur-kur_ ...]who Anu and Enlil established, the head of the dais of the lands
5[x x x] pat,-ra {d#}[e2-a] za-ru#-u2# sza2# _[kur_ ...]... of Ea, exalted one of the land
6ul#-gi-ri-tum til-la-tum _ab2#_ ina# _si_-sza2 _u8_ ina _sig2#-[hi-a_-sza2]The ulgirītu-demon and the tillatîtu, the cow in her horn, the ewe in her wool
7{id2}ir-ha-an ina kib-ri-sza2 sza2 i-na-hu lid-di-ma pa-asz2#-[hu lisz-szi]May a birhan tree in its area, which is swollen, be planted, and a pāšhu tree may it arise.
8qi2-ba-a-ma sza2 _nenni a nenni_ pa-rik-ta-szu2 li-[szir ...]Say to me: "May the one of so-and-so, son of si-šēpê, his body be reconciled ."
9szu-u szum-szu masz-ka-du ki-nu-us-su : ul masz-ka-du ki-nu-us-[su szu-u szum-szu]He is his name, maškadu means “instead of his name.‭ He is not maszkadu, his name is ...
10ul-tu _mul-mesz_ sza2-ma-mi ur-dam ur-dam-ma ul-tu _mul-[mesz_ sza2-ma-mi]From the stars of the heavens, I will go up, I go down, and from the star(s) of the earth
11[mi]-szil im-ti sza2 _musz_ il-qe2 mi#-[szil im-ti sza2 _gir2-tab_ il-qe2]one-half of a snake he took, one-sixth of an ox he taken.
12[pa-a la] _gar_-in _gar_-in szin-ni szin#-[ni la _gar_-in s,a-bit _sa-mesz]_There is no ..., there are no omens. There are no knots.
13_[szu-si-mesz_ la] _gar_-in s,a-bit kap-pal-ti ki#-[ma szar-ti qa-tan la id-u ina _uzu-mesz_]There are no horns, there is no tethering. The breast-bone is swollen like a hair. There is no burning in the flesh.
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