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YOS 11, 70 (P305846)

Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationYOS 11, 70
IDP305846
Museum no.YBC 04622
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
o i
1ʾ[x x]-ta {ŋiš}x [...]... from
2ʾsaŋ saŋ-še₃ x [...](Sum) ... (Akk) The ... of the netherworld(?)
3ʾ{d}en-ki-ke₄ {d}asal-lu₂-hi [...]Enki and Asalluhi
4ʾizi dab₅ dumu-mu hul NE [...]The one who is seized by fire, the evil child ...
5ʾ{d}asal-lu₂-hi dumu-mu ⸢hul⸣ [...]Asalluhi, son of Eḫule
6ʾ{ŋiš}kirid pa-bi x [...]The kirid plant ... its mouth
7ʾa₂-šu-ŋir₃ ŋir₃ x [...]“Ašu-bir, bir
8ʾe-ne im-mi-in-[...]He ... the word
9ʾ{ŋiš}kirid KA-bi [...]Its mouth is a kirid plant
10ʾhul bar-ra gub-ba [...]Evil standing outside
11ʾsu lu₂-ulu₃ dumu diŋir-re-[e-ne]the flesh of a man, the sons of the intertwined
12ʾu₃ me-te-⸢gur⸣-gurand Mete-egur
13ʾka-inim-ma igi hul-kamIt is the wording of a cursed eye.
14ʾigi gud dil-am₃ igi udu-am₃The one with single eyes, the one with sheep eyes,
15ʾigi lu₂ šar₂-am₃ KA lu₂ šar₂-am₃The eye of a king, the mouth of king
16ʾigi hul-am₃ niŋ₂-nam hul-hulThe eye is evil, its aura is evil.
17ʾ{d}asal-lu₂-hi igi im-ma-an-sig₁₀Asalluhi looked at it
18ʾniŋ₂ ŋa₂-e za-mu u₃ za ŋa₂-e-zuMay you be praised, may you be glorified.
19ʾsig₂ gig₂ sig₂ babbar saŋ-ŋa₂-ni u₃-X-keš₂He ... the wool, shekels, and white wool.
20ʾigi hul lu₂ niŋ₂-hul-dim₂-mathe evil eye of a man who is evil
21ʾgud-gin₇ he₂-em-ta-gazmay he kill him like a wolf.
22ʾka-inim-ma igi hul-kamIt is the wording of a cursed eye.
23ʾigi gud huš piriŋ huš igi lu₂-ulu₃The eye of the wild bull, the eye of a man,
24ʾgud huš piriŋ hušwild ox, wild pig
o ii
1ʾ[x]-e [...]... ...
2ʾ[x] kaskal-la x x [...]... the journey
3ʾi₃ ab₂ kug-ga ga ⸢ab₂⸣ [...]oil from the pure cow, milk from the e’ab temple
4ʾteš₂-bi u₃-me-[...]You are the one who ... together
5ʾeme hul-ŋal₂ bar-[še he₂-em-ta-gub]May the evil tongue stand aside.
6ʾka-[inim-ma igi hul-kam]Wording of a cursed eye
7ʾgallaₓ(GUDU₄)e-ne-gallaₓ(GUDU₄)[e-ne]the galla demons
8ʾgallaₓ(GUDU₄)e teš₂ nu-zu [imin-na me-eš]The galla demon who does not know a name
9ʾ⸢ibila⸣ dil-[me-eš ama dili] me-eš“I am the one who is alone, my mother is alone
10ʾ-11ʾlu₂-kin-gi₄-⸢a⸣ {[d}ereš];-[ki-gal]-la me-eš [...]Lu-kingi-ea, Ereškigal
12ʾigi kar₂ nu-[...]The eye did not see
13ʾlu₂ |KA×X| ⸢ugu⸣ [...]The one who ... over the temple
14ʾBAD ⸢di₄-di₄⸣-la₂ x [...]The city wall of the ešala temple
15ʾe-sir₂-ra x [...]In the street ...
16ʾšag₄-ta bar-ta pa [...]-⸢eš⸣From the horizon to the outer horizon
18ʾ[...] nu-[x x me]-eš... is not ...
20ʾ[x x x]-eš...-eš
21ʾ⸢ki-sikil⸣ x-ra šu ti-a me-ešThe young woman ...
22ʾe₂ tur₃-ra ab₂ amar-bi šu ti-<a> me-ešThe cows of the stall, their calfs, hand of life
23ʾ{ŋiš}kiri₆-ra gurun šu ti-a me-ešIn the orchard, the harvest of the harvest has been harvested
24ʾšul diŋir nu-tuku gaba rig₈-gaWho has no rival, who is presented on the chest
25ʾa₂-sag₃ x šu an-dab₅The asag demon, hand seized
26ʾlu₂-ulu₃ {ŋiš}kak ŋar-re-eš“A man, a scepter and a shield
27ʾlu₂-ulu₃ KA ZI kak-ta [...](Sum) A man ... ... (Akk) A person ...
28ʾšub-ba niŋ₂ zi-i šaŋar niŋ₂ x [...](Sum) The šubba priestess, the true one, the ... one, (Akk) The inside of the man, the life of the woman, the spirit of ...
r iii
1{d}udug KA nu-DU ki nu-DU [...]The udug priestess does not speak, does not go to the place
2gi nu-nu₂-areed that has not been slept on
3tu-ra nu-zi-zi u₂ ninda nu-x-x-eShe does not rise up for you, she does not ... food.
4enmen₂ niŋ₂ DUG₃ SAG₉ DUG₃ i-ri-na x x ku₄-ku₄-⸢ra⸣Incantation: “It is good, it is good! It is a good thing! ... enters!
5mu GUD-še₃ {d}asal-lu₂-hi igi im-ma-an-sig₁₀year: “Asalluḫi looked at the ox.‭
6a-a-ni {d}en-ki-še₃ e₂-e ba-ši-in-kur₉his father Enki brought him into the temple.
7gu₃ mu-un-na-de₂-ahe spoke to him,
8a-a-mu gallaₓ(GUDU₄)e-ne-gallaₓ(GUDU₄)e-neMy father was among the galla demons.
9niŋ₂ ŋa₂-e za-mu-u₃ za-mu-u₃ za ŋa₂-e(Sum) I want to utter an arazu prayer to him (Akk) The one who utters a niŋ prayer to me is utterly uttered to me
10nam-tar-mu nu-ŋen-naMy fate is unknown.
11nam-tar ka₂ diŋir-re-e-ne e-ne ba-ab-šum₂-muThe fate of the gate of the intertwined cult centers was decreed
12šu-zu {ŋiš}banšur an-na-ta {d}en-ki ad-da-zuYour hand from the table of heaven, Enki, your father
13zi en he₂-pad₃-de₃ lu₂ kur₂-ra-xMay he find the righteous lord, a stranger
14nam-ba-te-ŋa₂-te udug hul-ŋal₂-la bar-še₃ he₂-em-gubMay the evil udug-demon stand outside.
15ka-inim-ma {d}udug hul-kamIncantation for the evil udug-demon.
16ud gal an-eden-na šu bar-ra me-ešThe great storm of the high steppe, the hand of the outer one
17a₂ gud-de₃ al-gi-na me-ešThe arm of the ox is a reed mat
18lu₂ mu-un-dab-be₂ me-ešThe man seized me
19inim bal-bal me-eš ba-an-šu₂-šu₂ me-eš(Sum) The one who is enraged with words, he is angry with him (Akk) He who is infuriated by words, it is him who is furious with words
20ka-še₃ ki-ri-da mi-ni-in-keš₂He bound beer in the orchard
21ki-sikil-ra x mu-un-ŋen-namFor the young woman ...
22ŋuruš-ra a₂ TE DIL E nam(If) a pig ... arms ... .
23lu₂-ulu₃ niŋ₂-AK-bi im-mi-in-⸢DU-DU⸣ me-eš(Sum) The man screamed, “It is enough, I am the one who is able to soothe the man (Akk) It is enough that a man shouted at me
24u₂-a nam in-x niŋ₂-AK-bi x-DU(Sum) ... ... (Akk) The ... of the water ...
25lu₂-ra ba-ni-in-gu₇he ate it for the man.
26kaš₄ ZA a im-ma-an-tum₂He brought water to ...
27{d}asal-lu₂-hi igi im-ma-an-sig₁₀Asalluhi looked at it
28niŋ₂ ŋa₂-e za-mu [...](Sum) I am the one who ... praise (Akk) The one who praises me
29niŋ₂-silaŋ-ŋa₂-še₃ ⸢mu⸣-[...](Sum) The one who makes the šēdu-disease disappear(?) (Akk) To make the nišiŋa-demon disappear
30lu₂-ulu₃ pa₄-⸢hal⸣ [...](Sum) The man, the ... of the pa’eḫal temple
r iv
1nam kud-da-ni kin-gi₄-a bi₂-gi₄he returned his long-lasting fate.
2lu₂ nam-tar-tar-ra-ma-ni kin-gi₄-a bi₂-gi₄The messenger returned to his fate.
3ugu nam-lu₂-ulu₃ zu₂ bi₂-gu₇He eats on top of humanity.
4šag₄ nam-lu₂-ulu₃ peš-e-še₃ DI-de₃To pacify the heart of mankind
5igi lu₂ ŋeštin-gin₇ sur-sur-de₃to make the face of a man tremble like wine
6šu-si lu₂-ulu₃-ka MURGU₂-gin₇ šu gid₂-daHand of a man long like a lion
7saŋ-ki lul-la u₂-a-gin₇like a false crenellation
8nam-tar gu₂ mi-ni-ib-ŋarhe smote Namtar,
9{ŋiš}ig-e nu-gi₄ im-ma-da-riThe door was opened with a no-brainer
10{d}asal-lu₂-hi igi im-ma-an-sig₁₀Asalluhi looked at it
11niŋ₂ ŋa₂-e za-mu u₃ ŋa₂-e zu(Sum) The one who knows how to pray, how to know? (Akk) How can I pray to you, how can I know you?
12šag₄-šag₄-ga-na šu bal x ŋal₂Hand of a Bal
13šu bal ki-bi x ŋal₂Hand of bal
14sahar kaskal-la-ba-a di-di-de₃In order to travel through the dust of the road,
15{ŋiš}šinig {u₂}in-nu-uša kind of plant
16im-ma-da-rihe smote.
17|UR₂×BAR|la kug-ga na-bi degₓ(RI)The pure urdbar drum, whose name is ...
18lu₂-ulu₃ pa₄-hal-la u₃-me-šar₂-ra(Sum) I am the one who makes man(s) tremble(?) (Akk) The one of man, the one of gate(s), I am a lord
19lu₂-ulu₃-bi a₂-sag₃-ga-nithat man, his asag-demon
20muru₉ diri-ga-gin₇like a distant cloud
21eme hul-ŋal₂ bar-še he₂-em-ta-gubMay the evil tongue stand outside.
22ka-inim-ma udug hul-a-kamIncantation for an evil udug-demon.

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