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STT 2, 251 (P338570)

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

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DesignationSTT 2, 251
IDP338570
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)
obverse 2'The king's army is strong on the enemy.
reverse 34'May my anger be scattered, may he cross the river, may he cross over the mountain,
obverse 10'ILuntu-garment, a turban,
obverse 12'(If) a lightning flashes in their middle: they will die.
obverse 9'(If) they stand in their right hand, they stand in their left hand.
obverse 13'You put 2 reeds in front of the Wagon.
reverse 36'May he not return to his place, may he not return to his place. May he give me an incantation.
reverse 28'In the heavens of Anu, you (are) the one who decrees fates.
obverse 11'The turban, the fourth day, their yoke,
reverse 24'You libate first-rate beer.
obverse 20'May the evil-doer take away that evil.
reverse 22'For Ea, ama and Asalluhi, you set up 3 reed baskets.
obverse 17'If in Nisannu (Month I), from the 1st to the 30th day a baby gives birth to a child: his father's house will be scattered.
reverse 38'May her evil be released, the day of well-being, month and year be favourable.
reverse 39'May day and night be filled with evil!
obverse 1'(If) a king sees him and he is well: the king and the army will be well.
reverse 29'You have made the beams of life.
obverse 7'Its ritual: you recite the incantation.
obverse 15'You set up a censer of juniper.
reverse 37'May he bring the river into the earth, may he give me an aura, and
obverse 14'You strew flour. You strew flour, honey and butter.
reverse 25'You recite the incantations (and) libations.
obverse 18'(If) his father or his mother is sick and a god - a king will conquer.
obverse 16'You recite the incantation 7 times over them.
reverse 23'You strew flour. You set up a censer of juniper.
obverse 6'Incantation formula: (gloss: new break)
reverse 31''I want to bind you, I want to bind you,
obverse 4'............
obverse 5'... I did not know. The lower part is elevated.
reverse 30'Will he live, will he live, will he live?
reverse 33'May the evil not approach me, may it not approach me, may it not approach me.
reverse 32'Because of the child who gives birth in Nisannu I, I am afraid and I am afraid.
obverse 21'Its ritual: You recite the incantation in the steppe, the earth, and the pure water.
reverse 26'Ea, ama and Asalluhi, the great gods,
obverse 8'It is a tagariu-drum. The 2 figures of 1 ubbannu-plant are present.
reverse 35'In my body may he live like a lion. May he live in the heavens like a tamarisk.
obverse 19'Its apotropaic ritual: evil of that young man.
obverse 3'Incantation:... holy An, filled with awe, plant of
reverse 27'who decrees fates, who safeguards the sanctuaries,

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