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BAM 4, 380 (P285451)

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DesignationBAM 4, 380
IDP285451
Museum no.VA Bab — ?
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
GenreMedical
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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[...] ; _u2#_ [...] ; [...]... plants ... ...
2[...] ; _u2_ [...] ; [...]... plants ... ...
3[...] ; _u2 gig#?_ [...] ; [...]... illness? ... ...
4[...] ; _u2 gig_ la#-[zi? ...] ; [...]... ... sick food ...
5[...] ; _u2 gig_ la#-[zi?] ; x [...]... sick food ... ...
6[...] ; _u2 gig_ mid-ri ; _ki-min_... ...: illness of the midrib, ditto.
7[...] u ; _[u2] gig_ mid-ri ; _ki-min_... and he suffers from midrib illness, ditto.
8[...] x szu ; _u2 gig du3-a-bi sig5# ; sud2_ ana _igi gig mar_ [...]... ...: he will experience a painful illness; it will be good; you pound it, you daub it on the face of the patient; ...
9[x x x] x na _suhusz#?_ hal-li _a-sza3 ; u2 ki-min ; disz_-nisz _sud2_ ina _i3-gesz duh#-lal3# hi#-hi#_ [x x x x]... the base of a hallu-vessel of the field and ditto, you pound it, in oil and honey, ...
10[x x x] x _su#?_-szu2 _du_-ma _nu ti_ ; _igi gig i3-nun-na esz-mesz im-babbar_ ba-asz-la _na4_ ga-bi-i# _disz_-nisz _sud2_ ana _ugu mar_ [x x]... his ... and he will not recover. He should wash his eyes with ghee, ointment oil, eshmeš-plant, gypsum, mashlalû-stone, alum, ... on top of ...
11{u2#}[x] kam#?-ka-du ; _u2 gig_ sza2 a-ru-ru-u ; _sud2_ ana _igi gig mar_ [x x x x]...-plant (a kind of sulphur): a sick plant that is swollen (and) it drips into a sore's eye: he will get better.
12{u2}da-da-ru ; _u2 murub4-mesz_ asz2-t,a-tu#? ; ina _ga hi-hi# 7(disz) u4_ [x x x x x]dadrāru-plant, ašṭātu-plant in milk, 7 days ...
13{u2}a-dir2-tu2 ; _u2 ki#-min_ ; [...]adirtu-plant, ditto ...
14{u2}at-kam2 ; _u2 ki#-min#_ ; [...]It is a plant, alternatively ...
15{u2}at-kam2 ; _u2 murub4-mesz gig-mesz#_ ; [...](If) it is an ālu-plant: bitter murubs ....
16_u2 suhusz {gesz}nam-tar nita2 : u2 ki-min_ ; [...]the root of male namtar plant ditto ...
17{u2}su-pa-la _{zi3}sze-sa-a ; u2 ki-min_ ; [...]supālu-plant, šēsu-flour and ditto plant
18{u2}su-pa-lum ; _u2 giri3-min-mesz#_ ka#-ba-ra-tu2 ; ina# _kasz#_ tara-bak _giri3-min_-szu2 [x x x]You stir in beer supālu-plant (a kind of juniper) and the feet of a kabarratu-bird (and) you anoint his feet.
19{u2}su-pa-lum ; _u2_ [ka]-pal-ti _gig_ ; [x x x] _giri3#-min na_ [x x x]supālu-plant, plant of the mouth, illness of the feet ...
20_{u2}nig2-gidru ; u2 giri3-min-mesz# mu2-mu2_ ; [x x x] x tu#? _i3#-gesz#?_ [x x]niggidru-plant, grass of the feet
21{u2}su-pa-la ; _u2 ki-min_ ; [x x x x] _giri3-min na_ [x x]supālu-plant, ditto plant ... foot ...
22_{u2}henbur2 {gesz}kiszi16 ; u2 ki-min_ ; [...]ḫašû-plant, juniper, ditto plant
23{u2}a-la-mu-u ; kin!-s,i asz2-t,a-te ; [...]alamû-plant, the scribal art
24{u2}ni-ka-ru3-ru3 ; _u2 ki#-[min]_ ; [...]Nikaruru-plant, alternatively ...
25_{u2}numun#_ at-kam2 ; _u2 numun_ ur# [x x] ; [...]saḫlû-plant
26_{u2}numun# ab2-gab ; u2 numun_ ur# [x x] ; [...]seed from a cow, seed from the dog ... ...
27_{u2}igi_-lim ; _u2 munus nu u3#-[tu]_ ; [...](If) a woman does not give birth to ilim-plant: ... .
28{u2}an-ki-nu-te ; _u2 munus nu_ [x x] ; [...]ankinūtu-plant, plant of a woman not ... ...
29_{u2}numun {gesz}ha-lu-ub2 ; u2 munus nu#_ [x x] ; [...]seed from ḫallû-tree, plant from a woman not ... ...
30{u2}pu-qut-tu2 _{u2}in-nu-usz ; u2_ di#? SUM#? u2# [x x x] ; [...]Puquttu-plant, innuš-plant ..., ...-plant
31_{u2}eme ur-gi7 ; u2 munus_ la [x x] ; [...]dog's tongue plant, plant of a woman not ... ...
32_{u2}suhusz eme ur-gi7 ; u2_ [...] ; [...]a dog’s tongue plant ... ...
33_{u2}{gesz}gesztin ka5!(SAR)-a ; u2_ [...] ; [...]... grapes
34_{u2}{gesz}gesztin ka5!(SAR)-a ; u2_ [...] ; [...]... grapes
35_{u2}{gesz}gesztin ka5!(SAR)-a u4-sakar#? {lu2}tur u3-tu_ [...] ; [...]The “opening of the wine-bowl’, the sakar-offering(?) of the child
36_{u2}kur-kur ; u2 munus_ la [...] ; [...]kurkur plant, plant of a woman not ...
37_{u2}kur-kur ; u2_ [...] ; [...]mountain plant ... ...
38{u2}a-ra-an-tu2 ; _u2 munus_ [...] ; [...]arānu-plant
39_u2 numun dili ; u2_ [...] ; [...]plant with a single seed ... ...
40{u2}nab-ra-qu ; _u2_ [...] ; [...]nabruqu-plant ... ...
41_{u2#}kur#?-kur# ; u2_ [...] ; [...]kurkur plant
42_[{u2}eme ur-gi7] ; u2 sza3-zi-ga_ ; ina _kasz# [nag?]_You libate dog’s tongue plant and šaziga-plant in beer
43[...] gi ; _u2 ki-min_ ; ina _kasz nag#_... reed, alternatively, you smear it on beer.
44[...] x gi ; _u2 ki-min_ ; ina _gesztin nag_... ... you boil reed and ditto in wine.
45[{u2}ur-nu?] _sa5 ; u2 dur2-gig-ga-ke4 ; ki i3-udu gu4 hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-szu2 _gar_-anred urnu-plant (and) durgig-plant together with fat from an ox you put into his anus.
46[...] _sa5 ; u2 dur2#_ sza2 mi-qa-na _dab_-al ; ina _i3-udu ellag2 udu-nita2_ sza2 _gub3_ u _zag hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-szu2 _gar_-an#?... is yellow-green: grass, the dura of miqanu-disease will afflict him. You put it in fat from the kidney of a sheep on the left and on the right of his dura.
47{u2#}i-qin-gi-ru ; _u2 dur2-tab ; ki i3-udu hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-szu2 _gar_-anYou put iqingiru-plant (and) durtab-plant like fat from a sheep into his anus.
48{u2}i-gim-gi-ru ; _u2 dur2_ is,-lim?-szi? ; ana? x e#? ina _{uruda}szen-tur_ ta-sa#?-[laq?] ana _dur2_-szu2 x [x]You take igimgiru-plant (a kind of grass) with a ṣillīšu-vessel (and) you take (it) in a small copper kettledrum. You pour it into his temple.
49_{u2}ukusz2-hab ; u2# dur2#_ is,-lim?-szi? ; _ki i3-udu hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-szu2 _gar_-anYou put šūḫḫu-plant (a kind of juniper) on his neck like fat from a sheep.
50_{u2}suhusz szesz_ sza2 _kur_-e ; _u2 dur2_ sza2 i-ra-szu-u2 ; ina _i3-udu ellag2 udu-nita2 hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-szu2 _gar_-anthe skin of a brother of the mountain, grass from the duru-plant, which is rubbed with fat from a sheep’s kidney you put into his thigh.
51{u2}x x gi-ru ; _u2 ki-min ; ki i3-udu hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-szu2 _gar_-anYou put ... reed, ditto plant, like fat from a sheep, into his anus.
52_{u2}lag gan2 sig7 ; u2 dur2-gig-ga-ke4_ ; ina _i3-udu ellag2 udu-nita2_ sza2 _gub3! hi-hi_ ana _[dur2_-szu2] _gar_-anYou put yellow-green juniper, nīnû-mint (and) alum in fat from a sheep’s kidney that is on its back.
53{u2}x x x x na ; _u2 ki-min ; ki i3-udu hi-hi_ ana _dur2_-[szu2 _gar]_-an#You put ...-plant, ditto, like fat from a sheep, into his anus.
54{u2}[x x x] za#? ; _u2 ze2#? dab ; u2 ki-min_ [x]...-plant, sweet plant, ditto plant
55{u2}[x x] he-pi2 esz-szu2 ; _u2 na4_ kas,3-ri ; ina _gesztin [nag?]_new broken ...-plant, kaṣiru-stone in wine
56{u2}x [x] he-pi2 esz-szu2 ; _u2 ki-min ; ki-min_... new break
57{u2}x x [x] he-pi2 esz-szu2 ; _u2 ki-min ; szub_-e _ki#-min#?_... new break
58{u2}bu-t,u!(DAB?)-nu ; _u2 ki-min ; ki-min_ruṭūnu-plant, ditto plant, ditto plant
59_{u2}ga_-a-nu _u2_ ur-ba-tu2 _[szub]_-e ; _ga_-szu2 ana _kasz szub nag_-ma _szub_-aYou crush saḫlû-cress, urbatu-plant, you pour it into beer, you drench it, and then you put it on as a bandage.
60{u2}ur-nu-u2 ; _u2 ki-min_ ; ina _kasz nag_-ma _szub_-aurnû-plant, ditto, you knead it in beer, then you throw it on the ground.
61{u2}ur2-nu-u2 ; _u2 ki-min ; ki-min_urnû-plant, ditto plant
62{u2}si-si-in _sza3_-bi ; _u2_ szu-szur _sza3_ ; ina _kasz nag#_You heat up sisin-plant inside a bowl of šūsu-plant in beer.
63{u2}a-ri-hi ; {u2}szu-szur _sza3_ ; ina _kasz [nag?]_arihu-plant (and) šūzur-plant in beer
64{u2}ku# la nu ; _u2 ki-min_ ; ina _gesztin lal3? i3-udu_ hal-s,u _nag#_You knead unripe plant (and) ditto plant in wine, honey and refined fat.
65_{u2}numun_ a-ri-hi ; _u2_ e-sil-te _sza3 ki-min_ ; {u2}a-ri-a-nu : _u2 min ki#-min#?_ariḫi-plant, esiltu-plant from ditto, arī’ālu-plant (a kind of juniper): u2e22ditto (= šurpû-plant) from the same family
66{u2}qul-qul-la-nu ; _u2_ mi-qit2 _sza3_ ; bil-lum ina _kasz nag#_You libate qulqullanu-plant, alum, billum-plant in beer.
67[{u2}]hal#-tap-pa-nu ; _u2_ mi-qit2 _sza3_ ; ina _kasz nag_You knead ḫaltappû-plant, alum (and) a libation bowl in beer.
68[{u2}x x x] _u2 ki-min ki-min ; u2 illu {gesz}kiszi16 ; i3#?_ x x [x x x] x [x] _ki#-min#?_...-plant, ditto, ditto, plant of the well of a date palm, oil, ..., ....
69[...] _a-sza3 ; u2 ki-min ; suhusz#_-su _had2#-[a?]_ x zi3-kum_... a field ditto, its foundations ... flour
70[...] x ; _hi-hi nu_ pa-tan ; x x [...] x... ...; there is no reopening of the case ....
71[...] ; _hi-hi_ ; _nag#?_-ma# [...]... you mix ... and ...
72[...] ; _[u2_ mi]-qit _sza3_ ina _kasz nag_ u ; _gig# du3-a-bi ki-min_... he drinks a libation of miqitu-plant in beer and then he will recover. Ditto.
73[...] x ma lit-tab x [...] a#? [x] x [...]... may ... be established(?)

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