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SpTU 3, 106 (P348710)

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

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DesignationSpTU 3, 106
IDP348710
Museum no.IM —
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreMedical
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

English translation

By ORACC project cams/gkab · Via Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC)

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Obverse [0:1] o 1'o 1'–o 1'o 1'(traces)
Obverse [1:3] o 2'2'–o 3'3'[...] ...-aromatic substance ... [...]
Obverse [2:4] o 3'3'–o 4'4'[...] is like millet [...]. It is good for ears which continually contain pus. ... [...].
Obverse [4:6] o 5'5'–o 6'6'[...] whose appearance is like a pine-tree. Its cones [...].
Obverse [5:7] o 6'6'–o 7'7'The plant whose appearance is like cress. Its seeds are like cress seeds [...] is good for (putting) the belly in good condition. You pound (it). In ... [...].
Obverse [7:9] o 8'8'–o 9'9'The plant whose appearance is like exudation of ašāgu-plant. Its seeds are like lettuce seeds. Its name is sweet plant. [...].
Obverse [8:10] o 9'9'–o 10'10'The plant whose appearance is like cucumber. Its growth is red. Its name is "imhur-lim". [...] for all illnesses.
Obverse [9:11] o 10'10'–o 11'11'The plant whose appearance is like sunflower. Its seeds are like šigguštu-plant. imhur-ešrā [...]. It is good for long-lasting illnesses. You dry, you pound (and) [...] in front of the patient.
Obverse [11:13] o 12'12'–o 13'13'The plant whose appearance is like colocynth. Its seeds are like šigguštu-plant. [...] ardadillu-plant.
Obverse [12:14] o 13'13'–o 14'14'The plant whose appearance is like the form of a bristle. It is full of .... Its name is "elkulla". [...] for the eyes that ... [...].
Obverse [13:15] o 14'14'–o 15'15'The plant whose appearance is like black wooden spill and ... [...]. It is good for eradication of affliction of a ghost [...].
Obverse [15:16] o 16'16'–o 16'16'The plant whose appearance is like the form of a hašhūru-plant. [...] from extraction of the sea where plant and reed [...] do not exist.
Obverse [16:17] o 17'17'–o 17'17'It emerges on the surface of the water. [...] on top of it.
Obverse [17:19] o 18'18'–o 19'19'Its name is ašqulālu-plant. [...] for illness of frost, heat stroke and sorcery.
Obverse [18:20] o 19'19'–o 20'20'The plant whose appearance is like the form of hound's-tongue plant. Alternatively, the plant whose appearance is like turnip and continually seeks [...]. It grows in an irrigated field. Wherever you pull it out, its root [...]
Obverse [20:22] o 21'21'–o 22'22'it curves. liddanānu-plant (gloss: new break) ... [...].
Obverse [21:23] o 22'22'–The plant whose appearance is like turnip. Its seeds are like seed of šigūšu-barley. Myrrh ... (gloss: break). Its seeds are good for putting the belly in good condition. You pound [...]. He drinks (it) in water without dining.
Reverse [0:1] r 1r 1–r 1r 1Camomile, ašdānu-plant (gloss: new break) [...]
Reverse [1:3] r 22–r 33A rush-plant that bears wool: Its name is kadānu-plant. (gloss: new break). You crush. You put (the plant) into his anus. [...].
Reverse [2:4] r 33–r 44You mix field-drum-plant (and) ašdānu-plant in fat. You put (the treatment) into his anus.
Reverse [3:5] r 44–r 55You mix myrrh (and) juniper, the 2 plants, in fat. You make a acorn-shaped suppository. You put it into his anus.
Reverse [4:6] r 55–r 66You cook myrrh and plant against šaššaṭu-disease in beer. ... [...].
Reverse [5:7] r 66–r 77...-plant: yellow-green ...-plant is its name. būšānu-plant ... [...].
Reverse [6:8] r 77–r 88...-plant: šašuntu-plant is its name. ...-plant [...].
Reverse [7:9] r 88–r 99būšānu-plant, tamarisk ... cutting [...].
Reverse [8:10] r 99–r 1010Henbane, supālu-juniper [...].
Reverse [9:10] r 1010–r 1010supālu-juniper, kamantu-plant [...]
Reverse [11:12] r 1212–r 1212Two plants, foliage of ... [...]
Reverse [12:14] r 1313–r 1414you dry ... [...].
Reverse [13:15] r 1414–r 1515Two plants, foliage of [...].
Reverse [14:16] r 1515–r 1616kid's ear-plant [...].
Reverse [15:17] r 1616–r 1717asafoetida [...].
Reverse [16:18] r 1717–r 1818...-plant [...].
Reverse [17:18] r 1818–r 1818...-plant [...].

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)

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o
1'[...] x SU x [...]
2'[...] ⸢TI⸣ {šim}MA x [...]
3'[...] ⸢GIM⸣ {u₂}duh-ni [...]
4'ana GEŠTU-MIN ša₂ LUGUD ŠUB{a} SIG₅ x [...]
5'[...] GAR-šu₂ GIM {giš}U₃.SUH₅ ti-ri-in-na-ti-[šu₂ ...]
6'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM ZA₃.HI.LI NUMUN-šu₂ <GIM> NUMUN ZA₃.HI.LI [...]
7'ana ŠA₃ SI.SA₂ SIG₅ SUD₂ ina x [...]
8'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM u₂-paṭ(IGI) {u₂}KIŠI₁₆ NUMUN-šu₂ GIM NUMUN HI.IS{sar} U₂ mat-qu MU-⸢NI⸣ [...]
9'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM {<u₂>}UKUŠ₂.LA₂ E₃-su ru-uš-šat {u₂}IGI-lim MU-NI ana GIG ⸢DU₃⸣.[A.BI ...]
10'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM U₂.{d}UTU U₂.{d}UTU NUMUN-šu₂ GIM ši-gu-uš-ti {u₂}IGI.20 [...]
11'ana GIG la-az-zi SIG₅ HAD₂.DU SUD₂ ana IGI ⸢GIG⸣ [...]
12'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM {u₂}ti-ig-il-le-e NUMUN-šu₂ GIM ši-gu-uš-ti {u₂}AŠ.TAL₂.TAL₂ [...]
13'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM ši-kin za-ap-pi x-da SA₅ {u₂}el-kul-la MU-NI ana IGI-MIN ša₂ x [...]
14'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM ši-kin giš-gir-ri GE₆ u₃ UGU KU ZU {u₂}x [...]
15'ana DAB GIDIM ZI-šu₂ ⸢SIG₅⸣ [...]
16'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM ši-kin {giš}HAŠHUR ina ni-sih₂ A.AB.BA KI U₂ u GI [...]
17'la₃ GAL₂-MEŠ ina IGI A-MEŠ E₃ ina muh-hi-⸢šu₂⸣ [...]
18'{u₂}LAL MU-NI ana GIG šu-ru-pe-e TAB.U₄.DA TAB.U₄.DA u ⸢UŠ₁₁⸣ [...]
19'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM ši-kin {u₂}EME.UR.GI₇ {u₂}EME.UR.GI₇ MIN U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM {u₂}LU.UB₂{sar} u₃ [...]
20'iš-te-ne₂-ʾe ina A.ŠA₃ mi-ik-ri E₃ e-ma ZI-šu₂ šu-ru-⸢us⸣-[su ...]
21'i-kap-pap {u₂}lid-da-[na-nu] {{ hi-pi₂ eš-šu₂ }} x [...]
22'U₂ GAR-šu₂ GIM {u₂}LU.UB₂{sar} NUMUN-šu₂ GIM NUMUN {u₂}ŠE.MUŠ₅{sar} {u₂}SES x {{ hi-pi₂ }} NUMUN-šu₂ ana ŠA₃ SI.SA₂ SIG₅ ⸢SUD₂⸣ [...]; ina A-MEŠ la₃ pa-tan NAG(GU₇)
r
1{u₂}LAG.A.ŠA₃.GA {u₂}LAG.A.ŠA₃.GA {u₂}DUR₂.[GIG] {{ hi-pi₂ eš-⸢šu₂⸣ }} [...]
2U₂ pap-pa(SA-)a-nu SIG₂-MEŠ IL₂ {u₂}ka-da-nu MU-NI {{ hi-pi₂ eš-šu₂ }} tu-pa-ṣa ana DUR₂-šu₂ GAR{[an} ...]
3{u₂}tim-bu-ut-ti₃ A.ŠA₃ {u₂}<<A>>.DUR₂.GIG ina I₃.UDU HI.HI ana DUR₂-šu₂ GAR{⸢an⸣}
4{u₂}{šim}SES {šim}LI(SAR) U₂ 2 ina I₃.UDU HI.HI il-la-nu DU₃{uš} ana DUR₂-šu₂ GAR{[an]}
5{u₂}{šim}SES U₂ ša₂-aš₂-ša₂-ṭi ina KAŠ SEG₆.GA₂ x [...]
6{u₂}MA {u₂}KAL SIG₇ MU-NI {u₂}bu-uʾ-⸢ša₂-nu⸣ x x x x [...]
7{u₂}KAL {u₂}ṣa-ṣu-un-tu₂ MU-NI {u₂}x [...]
8{u₂}HAB {u₂}ŠINIG ⸢TI⸣ KU₅{si} [...]
9{u₂}ŠAKIR {u₂}su-pa-lu [...]
10{u₂}su-pa-lu {u₂}kam-[man-tu₄ ...]
11KAM MEŠ x [...]
12U₂ 2 PA-MEŠ x [...]
13HAD₂.DU x [...]
14U₂ 2 ⸢PA⸣ [...]
15{u₂}UR₂.⸢TAL₂⸣.[TAL₂ {u₂}UR₂.⸢TAL₂⸣.[TAL₂ ...]
16{u₂}NU.⸢LUH⸣.[HA ...]
17{u₂}x [...]
18{u₂}x [...]

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