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SpTU 1, 072 (P348493)

Divination, Hellenistic, Uruk · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE

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DesignationSpTU 1, 072
IDP348493
Museum no.IM —
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreDivination
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

Transliteration (ATF)

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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'[x x x] MU x NI [...]... ...
2'[x x] x A MU x [...]... ...
3'[x x] x RU MU x [...]... ...
4'ša₂ ana ⸢la-ra⸣-an-du ŠU x [...]who to Elara-Eandu Hand of ...
5'ša₂ ar-ri-šu [x x x x x] x x [...]The heart of his brother ... ...
6'ma-qit dan-⸢niš⸣ x [x x x x] A HA [...]“If he is seized by a strong wind, ... ...
7'AR TE IK [x] x [x x x] x x x [...]... ...
8'[x x] UD HUR [x x x x] x x [...]... ...
9'BI SI x x [x x x x x] x [...]That ... ...
10'{giš}TUKUL el-[lu x x x x] x [...]a pure weapon
11'ša₂-niš kak-ku NU [x x x x x] HUL₂ [hi-du-tu₂]Secondly, the kukku-demon ... joy and rejoicing
12'MUL₄.BI ZALAG₂.GA ⸢ha-du-u₂⸣ e-le-⸢e⸣-ṣuIts star is cleared: “Ḫadû-plant, ele-ešbu-plant
13'na-ma-ru₃ a-a-um-⸢ma⸣ UŠ{di} i-⸢red⸣-di“Ayum-emā-ēriš, the length, is to be measured out,
14'a-a-um-ma ša₂-nam-⸢ma⸣ i-tap-pa-luWho (ever) makes a claim
15'ša₂ ma-a-diš iš-ta-su-u₂ ⸢NE⸣.GAR ni-⸢ip-hi⸣(If) the heart of a man is swollen: ēreštasû-plant, nipḫi-plant
16'ni-ip-hi ⸢LUL⸣ tas-ri-ir-ru sur₂-ra-a-tuThe nipḫu-plant, the tasrīru-plant (and) the surrātu-plant
17'NU GI.NA sa-ra-a-ar NU GI.NA[It is not] reliable, it is not reliable.
18'la šat-ti A.GAR.GAR-šu i-ṣar-ra-ar(If) it is not for him, his orchard will be destroyed.
19'ša₂ piq-qa-an-ni-šu₂ i-za-ar-ru-u₂Whose extispicy they shall curse
20'ša₂ 1{en-nu-u₂} in-da-naq-qu-tu-u-nuof one man they will constantly question.
21'ša₂-niš i-ṣar-ra-ar ṣar-a-ra a-la-kuThe second time he will smite, the third time I will go
22'⸢HAR⸣.BAD a-mu-tu NA.NE qut-rin-⸢nu⸣eshra-ešudu-plant (a kind of juniper)
23'[IGI-MIN-šu₂] u₂-zaq-qa-pi ša₂ u₂-ša₂-az-za-az-⸢za⸣His eyes are raised, he is raised.
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1⸢DU₃⸣ re-tu-u u₂-zu-uz-zu DU₃ za-qa-pa“It is the beginning (of the scribal art), it is the end (of) the middle (part of the balaŋ composition zaqap̂).
2BAR UDU GAZ KUR₂ muš-šir₃ UDU.NITA₂ duk {lu₂}KUR₂(If) a ram kills a dog: the enemy's army will devour a sheep.
3na-ra-ṭu sa-la-hu {u₂}NINDA₂ il-lu-runarātu-disease, salaḫu-illness, (and) nindanu-fever
4ul-lu-ṣu ha-du-u₂ GABA(DUH).RAH.HA ra-pa-aš₂ GABA(If) he is swollen (and) has a chest, he will have a large chest.
5u₂-da-ap-par i-re-e-qu KI KUN-su GAR GU₂-su GAR(If) he slips through a hole, his tail is located with his tail (and) his neck is located (with the tail).
6NUN KUR-su BAL-su GU₂ ki-ša₂-da GU₂ re-eš(If) a prince's land changes (or) the neck of a cow is a neck of the head
7GU₂ ma-a-ta ME.NI ME.NI KA₂ E₂.GALFrom the bank of the land ...
8ne-pel-ku-u₂ ra-pa-šu₂ NA GIM ṣer-ret pa-ri-is(If) it is covered in a dark spot: a man will be treated as if it were a ṣerret.
9ša₂ ku-up-pu-tu nim-šu-šu SA-ME-šu₂ KALWhose ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic (is like) a lion whose horns are thick
10da-na-an AB₂.ZA₃.MI₂ ha-si-si aš₂-šu₂ UThe strength of a cow, the strength of his hand, and
11ap-ta ša₂ sa-am-mu-u₂ DAR ša₂-ta-qa“The nose is a sammû-disease, the šātaq’u-distortion is afflicted.
12ki-im-da-šu₂ nap-har-šu₂ KIN nap-ha-ru₃All of his family, all of the kin
13U ši-li U pil-ši ši-it-rid-maand the šīlu and the pīlī-offering(s) were brought together, and
14šit-ru-du da-⸢na⸣-an lib₃-bu-u₂ i-ziz-maThe scepter of Anu, my heart, stood, and
15la ta-na-his ⸢la⸣ ta-na-ah-hi-is ša₂-nišDo not be negligent, you are negligent. That one
16la ta-na-kud na-ka-du pa-la-huDo not be afraid, fear not!
17ŠA₃.MUD ŠA₃ GU₄.UD ŠA₃ GU₄.UD.GU₄.UD gi-lit-tiŠAMUD (means) “Mercury (and) Mercury (also means) gilittu-disease.
18ni-qit-ti na-ka-du DI šu-lum AB₂The nīqittu-priestess, the nākadu-priest, the well-being of the cow
19le-e-tu₄ ša-da-da a-la-ku [x x] x'Let me go to the šadādu-temple!
20na-a-šu da-a-lu A ⸢iš⸣-[ša₂-ha-at]našu-dālu-disease, son of E’isv-eshāt
21NIG₂.ZI.GAL₂.EDIN.NA u šu-ut KA ša₂ BE UDU.⸢NITA₂⸣ [x x x x x]“If a sheep ... a sacrificial sheep and the mouth of a man’s ...
22BAR-ME ša₂ BE iz-⸢bu⸣ ša₂ KA UM.ME.A mal-⸢su⸣-[tu {m}60-ik-ṣur]The sections of the 'If an anomaly' (means) the mouth of a scholar. Anu-ikṣur
23{lu₂}MAŠ.MAŠ BAN₃.DA DUMU {lu₂}SANGA-{d}[nin-urta]exorcist, priest, descendant of Šangu-Ninurta

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