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BAM 4, 415 (P285486)

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DesignationBAM 4, 415
IDP285486
Museum no.OIM A03488
CollectionInstitute for the Study of Ancient Cultures West Asia & North Africa Museum, Chicago, Illinois, USA
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'[x x] x [...]
2'[x] x za tar x [...]... ...
3'szur-szi-sza2 _ti_-qe2 _gesz_ 7(disz)? x [...]You take its top. You ... 7? ... ...
4'ta-har-ra-as,-ma x [...]you will gather, and ... .
5'_en2_ an-ni-tu2 7(disz) [...]Incantation: This 7th ..
6'3(disz) _dur sig2 sa5 sig2 babbar nu-nu_ [...]3 coats of red wool, white wool, not ...
7'u ki-s,il-li-szu2 _kesz2 gar_-na? [...]and his limbs are bound ...
8'u3 _i3-gesz_ szu-a-tum [...]and that oil
9'_en2_ na-ah-ra-am na-ah-ra-am : x [...]Incantation: “Naḫaram, nahḥaram means ... ...
10'nu up-tur tur-ri : _{d}utu_ en zi la szi [...]“Šamaš, lord of life, who does not ...,
11'_i3-in-gi he2-en-da-ri_ : ia-a-bi-tu x [...]“If he is swollen, he will be frightened.‭ iabitu means ... .
12'e-bi-tu e-te-ma-ah : e-bi-tu [...]ebītu means “to tremble,‭ ebitemaḫ means
13'_ka# inim-ma_ [...]The mouth of a word ....
14'_du3#-du3-bi {sig2}aka3 kir11-gub {sig2}aka3_ [...]Its ritual: woolen garments, a šangub-garment of wool ...
15'_sig2 {munus}eszgar nita nu zu ti_-qe2 _dur#?_ [...]You take the wool of a female kid who does not know a man
16'[x x] x _{u2}igi_-lim [...]... tamarisk ...
reverse
1_[DISZ na] gu2_-su _szu-min-mesz_ [...]If a man’s neck ditto ...
2x _{d}utu_ qi2-ba _gar_-an ana _giri3#?_ [...]... Šamaš, speak! To the foot(?) ...
3_{zi3#}sze-sa-a {zi3}gig {zi3}gu2_ x [...]barley flour, wheat flour, ... flour
4_{szim#}mi-di tesz2-bi hi-hi_ ina szur-szum-me# [...]You mix together šūdu-juniper, ... in ghee
5[x] szah _tesz2-bi hi-hi szeg6_-szal [...]... a pig, its limbs are swollen ...
6[x] _zi3-hi-a sur su_-szu2 [...]... flour, its base ...
7_DISZ na gu2_-su _{uzu}sa-sal-min_-szu2 asz2-t,a [...]If a man’s neck and shoulders are swollen
8_{gesz}erin {gesz}szur-min3 gi du10-ga_ {szim}[x ...]cedar, cypress, sweet reed, juniper
9_{szim}mi-di {szim}{d}masz_ {u2}sah-la#? [...]Minua, Ninurta, sahlû-plant
10ina _kasz-sag_ ta-la3-asz ina _mul4_ tusz-bat _kasz?_ [...]you libate first-class beer; you sit in the star; beer? ...
11ma-la s,a-bu-ti _ti_-qe2 _{zi3}ziz2-an-[na_ ...]You take as much as is needed. ... juniper
12[x x] x x [x] x x [...]

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