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TCL 16, 63 (P345407)

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

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DesignationTCL 16, 63
IDP345407
Museum no.AO 06725
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
Languages; Sumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreIncantation
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
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1{d}udug hul-ŋal₂ x-ta eden [...]The evil udug demon from the ... steppe
2{d}udug hul-ŋal₂-la lu₂ mu-[...]The evil udug demon ... the man
3e₂ hul-ŋal₂-la lu₂ mu-ni-in-[...]The one who ... the destroyed house
4aŋ₂-ŋa₂ sig₅ lu₂ hi-nun e₂ a-na AN ŋal₂ [...]Good wages, a man who the abundance of the house to the heavens
5nim ŋir₂-re x ka₂ niŋ₂ ka₂ si-sa₂ x [...](Sum) The niŋ-bird(?) ... (Akk) ... ..., the gate ...
6{d}⸢udug⸣ hul-ŋal₂ {d}udug hul-ŋal₂ im-[...]The evil Udug-demon, the evil Utu, ...
7ud gig-ga ⸢gaba ba⸣-zig₃-ga [...]On a bitter day, when the egaba plant rises
8ka{qa}inim-ma x x x x RU x x [...]In the mouth ... ...
9gal₅-la₂-e-ne gal₅-la₂-e-⸢ne⸣The galla-demons, the galla demons,
10gal₅-la₂ bar x x ⸢sug₂⸣-ge-ešThe galla demons ... their ...
11lu₂-kin-gi₄-a {d}ereš-<<aš>>-ki-gal me-ešThe messenger Ereškigal
12an-ki nu-zu me-en igi ur x me-enI am one who does not know heaven and earth, I am a dog ...
13lu₂ uš₂ gu₇-gu₇ me-eš x x du₇-aThe one who eats grass, perfecting ...
14bar-še₃ bar-še₃ niŋin₂-niŋin₂-na me-ešI am the one who carries water, I am one who holds water.
15⸢ur₂⸣ lu₂-⸢ka gal₅-la₂⸣-e kar-ra me-ešThe galla demons are in the quay
16x x x ki-sikil kar-ra me-eš... the young woman at the harbor, water
17iri-za x KA ku₆ šu kar-⸢ra me-eš⸣In your city ... fish are brought into the harbor
18šul diŋir nu-tuku gaba i-ni-in-ri-ešThe one who does not have a shoulder, he shaved his head
19a₂-sag₃ gu₂-na u₃-mu-e-xThe Asag demon ... on his neck.
20lu₂ x x u₃-x-gi₄ nu-un-nu₂The one who ... lies down.
21x-e ⸢šul⸣ x gig-zu na-su₃-ud... your bitter ...
*₂₂x x da u₃ im-ta-x x gi LI-ni im-ta-x-e... ... his life ...
23{[d}asal]-lu₂-hi igi im-ma-an-⸢sig₁₀⸣Asalluhi saw it
24a-a-⸢ni⸣ {d}en-ki-ra e₂-a ba-ši-in-kur₉ gu₃ ⸢mu⸣-[...]For his father Enki he brought him into the house, he cried out
25NI [...]-gin₇ ⸢u₃⸣-x-DU... like ...
26x [...] LU-am₃ alan-bi x PA x... its statue ...
27[...]-an-šu₂-šu₂ [...]-am₃... is his
28[...] x x [...]-⸢am₃⸣... is the ... of
29[...] x šu ⸢mu⸣-[...]... hand of E-e-
30[...] ka-na [...]... in his mouth
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31KA x-ni KA BAD NI [...]... ...
32ur x muš-a-ni AN ⸢TU⸣ [...]... his face ... the ešû temple
33x x bil₂-la₂ ha-[...]... may ... be carried away.
34šag₄ a-nun-na x-ni ⸢ha⸣-[...]The field of the Anuna gods ...
35NE KA ŋiš AN [...]... ...
36A NE im-ma-[...]... ...
37šag₄ lu₂ ⸢ŋuruš⸣ [...] im-ma-[...]The heart of a man ... a female kid
38⸢a₂-sag₃⸣ [...] ⸢en in⸣ [...]The asag plant ... you are the one who ...
39[...] NE [...]... ...
40zi diŋir-mu ⸢he₂-pad₃⸣ [...]“It is the life of the intertwined divāmu-plant, the eḫepad-plant
41zi {d}en-lil₂ ⸢he₂⸣-[pad₃ x x x]The life of Enlil, may he choose you!
42zi {d}nanna [...] urim₂{ki} [...]The life of Nanna ... Ur
43zi {d}utu [...] ki x [...]The life of Utu
44ki gub-ba [...] ba-ra-ab-[...]The place where he stands did not ...
45ki-nu₂ x ba-ra-ab-zu-x [...]The bed ... did not know
46x x ka NE-x-tafrom ...
47[...] nun x x a-⸢ŋi₆⸣ en-ki x x... prince ... the A'ēbi’e temple Enki
48[x] x-ra x [...] x-ta a₂ il₂-ta DU-x... ... with raised arms ...
49[...] x tir-ra a-la HA-x... the forest ...
50[...] id₂-gin₇ U₂ [...] x-la... like a river
51ur [...] kur muš kur [...]-a tilla₂ maškim-biDog ... snake ... of the mountain ... its guard at the street
52en-za šar₂-šar₂-re ha-da-gur-gur-re-baMay your lord, the king, turn back to you!
53tilla₂-a maškim-bi he₂-amay it be its enforcer at the market rate.
54ki tilla₂-⸢a⸣ HA LI IM-tafrom Tilla’ea ...
55šud₃ DU₃ kur₉-re-me-en siki-a bar-bar-re me-enI am the one who makes the šud ritual manifest, I am one who stretches out the hair
56ka-inim-ma udug dur₂-ra-kamIt is the wording of a udug prayer.

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