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BAM 2, 146 (P285242)

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DesignationBAM 2, 146
IDP285242
Museum no.VAT 13793
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'[...] _esz_... ...
2'[...] _u2#_ [x x] _dab#?_ [...] _ra#_... ... capture? ...
3'_{szim}gur2-gur2_ {szim#}[x x] x x x IGI? x [...]Gurgur-aromatic (a kind of juniper)
4'_zu2-lum#-[ma_ x x x] x _mun_ ina _kasz_ u _kasz3_ x [...]dates ... salt in beer and beer ... ...
5'_sum_ [...] _a# gazi{sar}_ [...]... ... gazelle juice ...
6'x [...] x _sze-sa-a_ [...]... ... barley ...
7'_egir#_-szu2 [...] _dub# nag#_After that ... you smear it on a tablet and drink it.
8'_DISZ na u4-da# [tab-ba_ ...] {szim#}li# sud2#_If a man is constantly surrounded by a cloud: you pound juniper, you put it on as a bandage.
9'ina _i3-gesz_ x [...] _nu#_ pa-tan _nag_In ... oil ... you ... on an empty stomach.
10'_DISZ na u4-da [tab-ba_ ana _gig_-su] _nu#? gid2-da {u2}hab_If a man is constantly afflicted by a stroke: for his illness not to last long: ḫašubu-plant
11'_sig7_-su [...] 3(disz) _u4 3(disz)-kam2 lal-lal_his redness ... 3 days, honey
12'_DISZ na u4#-[da tab-ba_ ...] e#?-ri ina _i3-udu_ ina utul7 zi3!-da_If a man has been seized by lightning for a long time, he drinks it in fat from a trough of flour.
13'_gin7_ [ra-bi-ki tara]-bak#? _szeg6-ga2_ la pa-tan _nag#_Like a raven you heat up (and) drink cold beer on an empty stomach.
14'_DISZ na sza3_-szu2 _[u4-da] tab#_-ma _an-ne sud2_ ina _kasz-sag nu_ pa-tan _nag#_-ma ina-eszIf a man’s belly is constantly swollen, and then you pound anu-salt solution in prime-quality beer on an empty stomach, then he will get better.
15'_DISZ na_ s,e-[e-ta ha]-mi#-it, _gesztin ka5-a sig7_-suIf a man has been deprived of sleep: he will experience red wine.
16'[x]-tu-[x-x]-szu#?-ma _ti-la_... and life
17'[_DISZ ki]-min?_ {u2#}ka-mu#-na _sud2_ ana _sza3 i3 szub szesz2_-su-ma _ti_If ditto: you pound kamunu-plant, you put it into oil, you anoint him repeatedly with it, and then he will recover.
18'[x x] {u2}s,a-s,u#-tu2 _sud2_ ana _sza3 i3 szub szesz2_-su-ma _ti_You sprinkle ṣaṣūtu-plant, you throw it into oil, you anoint him with it and he will recover.
19'[_DISZ ki-min a]_ pi-szi-ri? [x _i3]-gesz#?_ si-ir-di-im tu-bal _gaz_If DITTO, you dry, crush, and sift water from a širû-vessel (and) sirdim-plant, (and then) you anoint him repeatedly with it.
20'[ina] _i3-gesz szub_-di# [x] _szesz2#_-su-ma _ti-[la]_You rub him with oil, and then he will recover.
21'[_DISZ ki-min] a_ pi-szi-[ri? x x] x ha# lu? ku ina {na4}ur-[bi-ti ...]If ditto: water from a well ... ... with burbitu-stone
22'[...] _szesz2_-su-ma _ti_... his brother will recover.
23'[...] _sig7#_-su tu-kas,3-s,a-szu2-ma _ti_... you rub him with his yellow ... and he will recover.
24'[...] x ta-nap-pi2 ina _a_ SILA11-asz tu-kas,3-s,a-szu2-ma [TI]... you pound ..., you knead them in water, you keep anointing him, and then he will recover.
25'[...] _u4-da nu igi_ [...]... he will not see a day ...
26'[... tu-kas,3]-s,a-szu2-ma _ti#_... you keep him awake and life.
reverse
1[... _{u2}]gamun sig7_-su ta-sak3 _nu#_ [pa-tan]You pound together ... and yellow cumin; you do not remove (the mixture).
2[...] x bi du _gaz_ ina _a sila11_-asz tu-kas,3#?-[s,a?-szu2?-ma? _ti_]... ... you crush it, you rub it with water, and then he will recover.
3[_DISZ na u4-da tab-ba]_-ma _sig2 sag-du_-szu2 _gub-gub_-az _igi-[mesz_-szu2]If a man is seized by lightning and his head is covered in hair: his eyes will be affected.
4_[nigin-mesz_-du]-szu2# it-ta-na-as,-ra-hu _su_-[szu2]his limbs constantly tremble,
5[ta-ni-hu _tuku-tuku_-szi] _kum2#_ la ha-ah-ha-asz _tuku-[tuku_-szi]The one who trusts in her will have no fear, the one who does not fear her
6[su-a]-lam# _tuku-tuku#_-[szi? _sza3_-szu2 e?-ta?-na?-sza?]-asz2# il#-la-tu2-[szu2]The one who has a statue of himself, his heart has ceased, his limbs
7_[du_-ku] _sza3_-szu2 [ig-da-na]-ar#-ru-ur2 ri-du#-[ut]He goes, his heart constantly trembles.
8[er]-ri# _gig_ [u u2]-szar-da e-le2-na# _[uzu_-szu2]If he suffers from erru-illness and sardudu-disease: above his flesh.
9[ka]-s,u-u2 szap#-[la]-nu e-s,e-en-ta-szu2 s,ar-[ha-at]The lower part of his limbs is shattered.
10ina s,a#-la-li-szu2 i-ni-'-i _gi-gid2 mur-mesz_-szu2in his sleep he swore an oath: his illnesses
11it-te#-ni-is-kir u2-ga-asz2-szi s,i-ri-ih-tihe has slain her, she is a frightened woman
12_kum2# sza3# tuku-[tuku]_-szi _na bi u4-da tab-ba_ ana _ti_-szu2If he is afflicted with a burning belly: that man, a storm will be set up for his life.
13_{u2}gamun# uzu-dir-kur-ra_ ka-man-tucumin, a kind of meat
14_{u2}sze-lu_ [{u2}]kam-ka-du {u2}s,a-s,u-un-tu2šelû-plant, kamkadu-plant (and) aṣaṣuntu-plant
15_{szim}li gesztin ka5-a 8(disz) u2-hi-a szesz disz_-nisz _gaz_juniper, fermented wine, 8 plants, brother of Niš, killed
16_szim#_ [ina] _kasz# nag_ ina _i3 szesz2_-ma _ti_You pound aromatics in beer, you anoint him with oil, and then he will recover.
17_DISZ na uzu#-[mesz]_-szu2#? _[kum2]-mesz# sed-mesz ninda gu7 kasz nag_-maIf a man’s flesh is cooled, he eats bread, drinks beer, and then
18[i]-ar2#-ru3 i-ta#-na#-asz2 e-le-na _uzu-mesz_-szu2 _sed_he will get better and will become better; above, his flesh will be soothed.
19[u] szap#-la-nu e-s,e-en#-ta-szu2 s,ar-hat _na bi_and the lower part of his limbs is thick: that man will prosper.
20_[u4]-da tab-ba_-ma li#-'-ba _tuku_ ana _ti_-szu2 _{u2}gamun_If he is ill for a day and has fever, for his life cumin
21{u2#}kam-man-ta {u2}[kam]-ka-da _{u2}eme ur-gi7_From the kamman plant, from the kamkad plant, the dog’s tongue plant
22{u2}KAD5#?-ru#? ina _i3 szesz2#_-su#-[ma] ina-eszYou wash him with kadru-plant in oil and he will get better.
23u2 a-re-e u2 [...]... grass, ...
24_{u2}za3-hi-li a#_ [...] _szim#_ [...]šaḫilu-plant ... juniper ...
25_{u2}igi_-lim# [... _{u2}igi]-nisz u2_ [...]a plant ... a date palm ...
26_na4_ ga-bi-i# {u2}ak#-tam _pap_ [x] _u2-hi-a_ an-nu-tia stone of gabbî-stone (and) niptu-plant, total [x] these plants
27_tesz2#-[bi] sig3_-as, szum4-ma ta-[x]-asz2 ina _za3-hi-li[{sar}]_If you ... in emmer
28si-ka-ti _sig3_-as, ina _{gi}sag-[kud] gid2#_-ad _egir_-[szu2](If) the hair is thick: with a reed mat you tie it on his back.
29_kasz nag_-szu2 szum4-ma _en-te-na_ [ina] _kasz# nag_-[ma _ti_]You libate beer for him. If he drinks entenu-beer in beer and then he will recover.
30[_DISZ na] tumu_ isz-bit,-su-ma ma-gal e-em# [...]If a man has been struck by a wind and he is very ill: whatever ....
31[...] x x [...]

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