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STT 1, 072 (P338389)

CANONICAL > Literature > Hymns > Divine, Neo-Assyrian, Huzirina · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationSTT 1, 072
IDP338389
Museum no.AMM —
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Hymns > Divine
Find spotHuzirina (mod. Sultantepe)
Coordinates37.0501, 38.9062

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
obverse 55Give me a sign of evil, and go to me!
reverse 89or of an ox or of a horse or of a dog or of a uu-demon
reverse 101May ama rejoice over you, and may ama rejoice over you.
reverse 88If in a man's house an anomaly or of a cow or of a sheep or of a sheep
reverse 93You strew dates, flour, (and) emmer. You set up a censer of juniper.
reverse 83I am afraid, I am afraid, and I am afraid.
obverse 24Its ritual: before the stars of Muitu.
obverse 30The KA.AB.BA (means) KI.A.I (means) aktam-plant (and) ab-plant together with (them).
obverse 22... by the command of Ea
obverse 34You mix oil with cypress oil.
obverse 9In the heavens, the aratunu-disease,..., Asalluhi,
reverse 87You recite this in front of the river and you recite the incantations for that house.
reverse 92You set up a reed mat. You set up a reed mat on the reed mat.
obverse 10By the command of Anu, Enlil, and the god Nudimmud
obverse 6daily and her husband you shall bring
obverse 43(If) they stand in the hands of their right hand, they will seize them, stand in their hands.
reverse 105You write...
reverse 104May my praises be sweetened for eternity!
reverse 77Incantation: You are the one who creates the river.
obverse 56Its ritual: In barley, in the steppe, in the midst of the rites, in the midst of the quay, (and) in the midst of the pure water,
reverse 74The day of happiness, the month of happiness, the year of abundance,
reverse 62who decrees fates, who safeguards the sanctuaries,
obverse 23Incantation formula:......
reverse 60You recite the incantation 'If a man stands behind him' and he speaks as follows:
reverse 79You are a fearless one, a fearless one, whose name is not before your name.
reverse 90has come forth, and that evil is given to him, and he does not approach the man and his house.
reverse 96He strews the breast of gold in red wool on his breast; he will recover.
reverse 64I have made the woods of life.
obverse 49You strew flour, honey, honey and butter.
obverse 28You set up seven loaves of emmer over all their reeds.
reverse 81Exalted one in your presence. Judge a great river.
obverse 4Life...
obverse 48You set up 2 reed mats.
obverse 37Incantation: [...]
obverse 13of Ea, of Anu, of Enlil
reverse 59You libate first-rate beer. After you recite the incantation.
obverse 27You set (them) in a bowl (made) of juniper, before a reed mat.
obverse 36The king's army will be strong on the enemy.
obverse 2... Anu and Enlil created you
obverse 57ama and Asalluhi put 3 reed baskets in place.
obverse 47The azamruta-demon goes at their side. In front of the Wagon
obverse 46(If) their middle is swollen: she will die in their middle.
reverse 85Let me take (them) away from her..., and may I see (them)!
obverse 15I received... not...
obverse 35(If) the king sees him and is well: the king and the troops will be well.
reverse 99Who guides the upper and lower lands, ama,
obverse 52If in Nisannu (Month I), from the 1st day until the 30th day a young man gives birth at his feet: his father's house will be scattered.
obverse 5aratunu
obverse 18... Asalluhi...
reverse 63In the heavens of Anu, you are the one who decrees fates.
reverse 80You, the father who was not before... your great divinity
reverse 72May he make my fingernail rise from me (and) the innuu-plant rise from me in the earth.
reverse 86My days are long, life will be long.
obverse 20..............
reverse 70May he cross the river and cross the mountain.
obverse 42It is a tagarishu-sound. The 2 figures of 1 ubban-plant are present.
reverse 94You libate first-rate beer and hasistu-bread.
reverse 65The construction of your mouth is a ritual assemblage.
obverse 12From the base of the sky...
reverse 84May the river release me, may the storms of its heart come forth.
obverse 8..... like you,
reverse 78(If) they are placed on your feet: good in your heart, Ea will die.
reverse 76You recite this incantation 3 times in front of the river.
reverse 82May your water be poured out (for you) and the evil of a young man who gives birth in month IX
obverse 53(If) his father or his mother is sick and the hand of a god if the king will conquer that child:
obverse 40Incantation formula: incantation of dispelling
reverse 91You go to the river. You pour a libation bowl.
reverse 73May the river give birth to me, may the radiance of her evil pass by.
reverse 68I am afraid and I am afraid and I am afraid.
obverse 25You set up 7 reed mats.
obverse 26You soak 7 lahanatu-vessels of water, 4 lahanatu-vessels of beer, and
reverse 95... this omen is placed on his head.
obverse 7You make the days pleasant.
obverse 16For the beams of..., your eyes
obverse 32You return their water to their rear.
obverse 54The curse (related to) the evil of the young man's life,
obverse 44(If) they are sick: a first-class garment, a second-class garment.
obverse 45The turban, the first day, their snare, the mier of the ere-tree
obverse 50You set up a censer of juniper.
reverse 67he brought to you. The young man who in Nisannu gives birth
obverse 51You recite the incantation 7 times over them.
obverse 19............
reverse 97You put (it) over the plant of the orchard. That man will become good and you will be sated like this.
reverse 75May Anu and Anu... my evils.
obverse 29You set (them) in a cedar tree (and) juniper (and) juniper on top of them.
obverse 14May they receive... from you.
reverse 103May I bring you daily
obverse 11I have received you, I have received you.
obverse 33You recite the incantation 7 times 7.
obverse 41Its ritual: you strew 7 grains of silver and 7 grains of gold on the ground.
reverse 102May evil deeds be placed in my body and may they not approach me.
reverse 61Ea, ama and Asalluhi, the exalted gods,
obverse 3Eru, Nudimmud, your
obverse 58You make a flour/incense-offering (and) pour oil.
obverse 21... the work of Asalluhi
reverse 100You pound the ewe of the hands of ama.
reverse 98ama, judge of heaven and earth, lord of truth and justice
reverse 66I, your servant, stand(?) with you.
obverse 1Incantation: You (are) the star(?) who determines the fates
reverse 69May he not be negligent! May he not be negligent!
obverse 17By the deeds of Ea and Asalluhi, the one who constantly seeks out(?)
obverse 317..., 7..., 7 ewes, 7...,
reverse 71The reed of the warrior may he go to the heavens like a censer, may he not return to his place.

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