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CTN 4, 155 (P363569)

Prayer, Neo-Assyrian, Kalhu · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationCTN 4, 155
IDP363569
Museum no.IM 067605
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer
Find spotKalhu (mod. Nimrūd)
Coordinates36.1022, 43.3385

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 col 2 27If a sorcerer...
reverse col 3 24'seeds of azullû-plant...
obverse col 2 18......... in...
obverse col 2 14...,...,...,
reverse col 3 35'... in
obverse col 2 29If a man...
reverse col 3 14'Incantation: This.............
reverse col 3 40'... allu-disease...
obverse col 2 13... eats heaven
reverse col 3 36'ebony,... plant,... plant
obverse col 1 36......
reverse col 3 22'... innu plant
reverse col 4 18'... is thin......
obverse col 2 46..... does not fear...
reverse col 4 27'Written and checked according to its original.
obverse col 1 23I sat before me.
obverse col 2 17Total: 24(?) plants, brother of....
reverse col 3 2'...... to
obverse col 2 34You say: "You say the night...."
reverse col 3 10'... he poured oil on the ground.
obverse col 2 8If a sorcerer...
reverse col 3 12'You recite the incantation 'Asar in the Abzu'.
reverse col 3 15'If a man... and... his body...
obverse col 2 39... tiyatu-plant,...-plant
obverse col 1 13... they did not overwhelm him, and they saw him.
obverse col 2 40You crush... kurkurru-plant. You crush it with either wine or in a censer.
obverse col 1 32... and
reverse col 4 17'..................
obverse col 1 18Incantation: "I am a nadtu-priest, heir of Marduk.
obverse col 2 15... 20(?)...
reverse col 3 26'... his heart and body...
obverse col 1 25brother of Marduk, mother.
reverse col 3 38'If ditto, the base of a man's bed
reverse col 3 19'(If) he does not wait for him, he... in the presence(?)
reverse col 4 19'... kurra-plant, LUH.HA-plant,
reverse col 3 16'...... his heart...
obverse col 2 19protective spirit...
obverse col 2 35In the evening, his feet are set towards the ground.
obverse col 2 38...... his illness will bring a lament for his life.
reverse col 3 4'...... lid(?)
obverse col 2 30or the... plant that...
obverse col 2 31... the wall... which...
obverse col 2 21In
obverse col 2 20If a sick person......
reverse col 3 9'Incantation:........
obverse col 1 34... the door(?)
reverse col 4 9'... acacia plant
reverse col 3 21'... ankintu-plant(?)
reverse col 4 25'...... a plant of juniper, juniper, in a fire, its name
reverse col 3 34'...-plant,...-plant in leather
obverse col 2 37(If) a man's heart afflicts him: he will become frightened.
reverse col 3 41'If ditto a mole is located on the site of the quay
obverse col 1 26May my father make a month with me.
obverse col 1 28O merciful one, Marduk,
obverse col 1 19Zappu gave me a scepter, he gave me a scepter.
obverse col 2 45... evil(?)... in a skin
reverse col 4 13'If a man is seized by an oath and he is ill with fever and sweat: he will recover.
obverse col 1 31... his eyes
reverse col 4 24'... not given, in....
reverse col 4 22'......-plant,...-plant
obverse col 2 44...,...,...,...,
obverse col 2 9......
reverse col 3 28'(If) a man..... a curse...
reverse col 4 2'...-biqu
reverse col 3 11'to the... of kingship he smote
reverse col 3 7'... stone,... stone
obverse col 1 33......
reverse col 4 20'... a plant(?)
reverse col 3 13'Wording of a curse in the body of a man
reverse col 4 26'If a man's...s are yellow-green: he will die.
reverse col 4 8'.........
obverse col 2 23... ewe
obverse col 1 29Incantation formula: curse.
obverse col 2 36(If) he does not drink it with oil, he will recover.
obverse col 1 21[I] have [not] let [my hands] be loos[ed].
obverse col 1 9......
reverse col 4 6'... in the mother(?)
reverse col 4 3'... does not
obverse col 1 10.........
reverse col 3 20'... nindaba plants
obverse col 1 22You set up in a cloister and a cloister.
reverse col 4 16'... to eat and to eat. Its ritual: You libate mashtakal-plant, sulphur, (and) salt in a water that cannot be changed.
obverse col 1 24O Itar, lady, the heir of my place
obverse col 2 12... seed(?) 12 'litre' of seed......
obverse col 1 15... oil, sipi-aromatic,...-wood,...-wood
reverse col 4 11'... moonrise to sunrise: n°;
obverse col 2 43............
reverse col 3 25'If a man is ill with his heart and he eats bread, he eats beer and....
obverse col 1 20Luu took me to the quay.
obverse col 1 30Its ritual: you recite the incantation on the water or on the beer.
obverse col 1 35......
reverse col 3 32'If ditto a uum-tree (and) eubû-plant
reverse col 4 12'... 4/mu... of kukû-stone, interest of An
obverse col 2 28The supreme wall, the dwelling of Gula
reverse col 4 7'... he will die.
obverse col 2 26If ditto... ewes
obverse col 2 16... to... stone
reverse col 3 31'nikurru-stone is located on his left shoulder.
reverse col 4 5'... does not know(?)
reverse col 3 5'... juniper/juniper
obverse col 2 33You libate first-rate beer before Gula.
reverse col 4 10'... oil of his omens.
obverse col 1 14He goes to the house and a sacrifice will be given to him.
reverse col 4 14'The day of the eponymy of him, the day of the eponymy is favourable.
reverse col 3 1'... plant(?)
reverse col 4 28'Tablet of..., man(?)
reverse col 4 23'... in the first part of the night,... reed
reverse col 3 17'... a curse...
reverse col 3 39'... agate(?) for Utu
reverse col 3 23'If ditto a man's eyes...
reverse col 3 37'seeds of tamarisk, seeds of...
reverse col 3 33'a type of... plant
reverse col 4 15'If he is seized by an unrelenting curse and...
reverse col 3 30'Ditto: breccia, tin, hand-washing stone.
obverse col 2 11... a man in...
obverse col 2 42... his(?) husband eats
obverse col 2 10If ditto, an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e., an i.e.,
reverse col 3 18'... a plant
reverse col 3 8'In... : and with a leather bag it will be placed on his neck.
obverse col 2 41his illness shall place
obverse col 2 32...... a jar......
obverse col 1 17You recite the incantation 'The many... of the land' that you desire.
obverse col 2 22If a sorcerer....
reverse col 3 27'... not... his(?)...
reverse col 3 29'...-plant, aumtu-plant
reverse col 4 21'... no... grass(?)
reverse col 3 6'[......] donkey stallions
obverse col 1 27All the praises of my land I have heard.
obverse col 1 16You recite the incantation 'Itar of the Land' to be favourable.

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