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STT 1, 092 (P338412)

Neo-Assyrian, Huzirina · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationSTT 1, 092
IDP338412
Museum no.AMM —
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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)
reverse col 3 22'tigliû-plant
obverse col 2 21The'strength' and'strength' are present.
obverse col 2 17The 'foot'-plant and the 'flour'-plant are present.
reverse col 3 15'kurra-plant and himmu-plant ditto.
reverse col 3 4'...............
reverse col 4 1'... plant
obverse col 2 16............
reverse col 3 21'...-plant
reverse col 3 7'............
reverse col 4 12'... dates in the river river...
reverse col 4 13'.........
reverse col 3 1'............
reverse col 3 26'(If) he sees a sick man: illness, butter, butter, juniper;
obverse col 2 6imgutu-plant, cypress, wine, and amurriqnu-plant
obverse col 2 25...-plant, reed-bed,...-plant;
reverse col 3 23'(If) he sees a man, and he sees a sick man.
reverse col 3 18'(If) he sees a man and he sees a sick man: he will die.
reverse col 3 11'plant of cypress and urruru-plant
reverse col 4 6'And the araranu-plant...
reverse col 3 14'.........
obverse col 2 35............
obverse col 1 3You put a thorn-plant, a wolf's tongue, and a fox's tongue on his neck.
obverse col 1 4... and sheep oil each...
obverse col 1 1(If) he sees a yellow-green reed plant and he sees a dog's mouth: he will die.
obverse col 1 11The plant of a dog and a snake's mouth and a dog's mouth.
obverse col 2 30... wine,...-plant,...-plant, sick... with oil
obverse col 1 18The base of the 'finger' of the lung is 'loose.'
reverse col 4 10'... the flood, the reed fence
obverse col 1 10..................
reverse col 3 8'...-u and...-plant in a man's body.
obverse col 2 4ama comes out from the foundation of the threshing floor
reverse col 3 3'.........
obverse col 2 32..........
reverse col 4 11'pure...-plant of field and...;
obverse col 1 5.........
reverse col 3 9'The plant of Adahshum and idar-plant are placed in front of the snake.
reverse col 3 12'...-gu-plant and ditto tablila-plant in front of a sick person and will recover.
reverse col 3 29'(If) he is ill with the thigh and the middle intestines: he will kill him.
obverse col 2 34.......
obverse col 2 2(If) he sees a man and he sees a man.
obverse col 2 22...-plant,...-plant, disease,....
reverse col 3 20'adanu-plant and ditto...
reverse col 4 14'The base of arnagi's foundations and the miqtu-plant is swollen with beer.
reverse col 4 4'... plant
obverse col 2 27...-plant...
obverse col 2 28...-plant...
obverse col 2 29...-plant...
obverse col 1 26............
obverse col 2 9(If) he is ill with a flood-storm and he is ill with a fever: he will seize his tongue with oil.
reverse col 3 6'...............
obverse col 2 31.............
obverse col 2 10You pour a libation of andahum-plant and a slim-plant.
reverse col 3 25'You mix (the mixture) with oil. You recite the incantation 'If he is sick' and he will recover.
reverse col 4 17'son of Aplaya, the scribe of Babylon.
obverse col 1 24(If) the feet of a pigeon and its :
reverse col 4 15'Written and checked according to the original.
obverse col 1 8...............
reverse col 3 19'.......
obverse col 2 11...-plant,...-plant.
reverse col 3 17'adanu-plant and mdi-plant
reverse col 3 16'.........
reverse col 4 8'...-plant,...-plant,... beer.
obverse col 1 15You pound a plant and kill it. You pound a libation bowl and you pour (it) with beer.
reverse col 4 18'May the heart of the sun be reconciled with his eyes.
reverse col 4 16'Scribe: Nabû-ibni, amlû-priest, may he be glad.
obverse col 2 15... oil, oil, iqi-siqi...
obverse col 2 5You wipe clean... and pour a libation bowl of water.
obverse col 1 25The plant... and the plant of Lamatu.
obverse col 1 6.........
obverse col 2 13(If) the foundation of the uu-tree and ditto and ahhu-plant with beer (?).
reverse col 3 30'You pound... and ditto.
reverse col 3 31'............
obverse col 1 17akir-ama-plant and bnni-plant with oil
obverse col 2 33..........
obverse col 1 22The base of the base of the 'finger' is 'loose.'
obverse col 1 16... plant... plant...
obverse col 2 24agibigalzu-plant, thorn-plant, sickness and wine.
reverse col 3 28'The dru-plant and the middle 'finger' are swollen.
obverse col 2 18...-plant,...-plant,...-plant,...-beer;
reverse col 4 3'... plant
reverse col 4 5'... grass
reverse col 4 9'imahu-plant and mqtu-plant in beer
obverse col 1 2... seeds, dates,
obverse col 1 7............
reverse col 4 7'...-plant,...-plant,...-plant, beer.
reverse col 3 10'... a plant.
obverse col 1 23(If) he sees a man and he sees a man and he is surrounded by a halo of bricks: he will put it on his neck.
obverse col 2 7You throw the foundations of the threshing floor and the amurriqnu-plant into water.
obverse col 1 14... wine,......
obverse col 1 21... seed, juniper,...
obverse col 2 3plant of juniper and amurriqnu-plant,
obverse col 2 26...-plant,...-plant,...-plant
obverse col 2 19......-plant,...-plant,...-plant, beer.
obverse col 1 9(If) the foundation of a man's scepter and the mouth of a snake are located on his neck.
obverse col 2 23............
reverse col 3 27'(If) it is favourable on the west side and it is favourable: he will die and the illness of the water will fall.
reverse col 4 2'... horn
reverse col 3 13'..........
reverse col 3 2'.........
obverse col 2 12You strew...-plant,...-plant, ditto and hahhu-plant, and with beer his tongue.
reverse col 3 5'............
obverse col 2 1The foundation of a thorny thorny tree and the amurriqnu-tree are the ingredients.
obverse col 1 13.............
obverse col 1 20(If) a...-plant and a...-plant.
obverse col 1 12...-plant,...-plant,...-plant.
obverse col 1 19You set up a seed, juniper, juniper, juniper, juniper, (and) wool on his neck.
obverse col 2 20...-plant and...-plants are sick : you libate wine.
obverse col 2 14(If) he is surrounded by a lion's tongue: ditto and hahhu-plant and his water will be scattered.
obverse col 2 36............
reverse col 3 32'(If) he is ill with the foundations of a man's scepter and the middle intestines are sick: he will die.
obverse col 2 8You strew seed and seed.
reverse col 3 24'arnagi-plant

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