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KAR 092 (P369073)

Literary, Neo-Assyrian, Assur · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationKAR 092
IDP369073
Museum no.VAT 08238
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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.

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1DIŠ NA ḫu-uṣ GAZ lib₃-bi TUK.TUK-ši ⸢nu⸣-ul-la-⸢tim⸣If a man is bewitched, his heart is afflicted by ‘distortion-of-justice’ disease
2ŠA₃-šu₂ i-ta-mu {u₂}per-ti KASKAL SAḪAR up-pat-ti(If) his hand trembles, a road is opened up (for him):
3ina A.MEŠ ḪE.ḪE 2 NU.MEŠ DU₃-uš a-ḫa u a-ḫa in-ne₂-di-⸢ru⸣You mix with water. You make two figurines. He will recite the incantation over and over.
4ina MAŠ.SIL₃ ša₂ 1-en UR₅.GIM SAR-ar₂You shave (and) bandage (his head) with one bandage.
5⸢eṭ-ṭe⸣-ru mun-nar-bu la mu-kil-lu ⸢ILLAT⸣-šu₂The ēšṭēru-plant is a wild cow that cannot be fed.
6ina MAŠ.SIL₃ ša₂ 2-e UR₅.GIM SAR-⸢ar₂⸣In the second extispicy, it is written in Ur-Gim.
7ik-kil-lu ša₂-as-sa-aʾ-u la mu ru ⸢ru⸣“It is a storm, a wind that cannot be undone,
8EGIR-šu₂ MU-šu₂-nu ta-nam-bi-šu₂-nu-⸢ti⸣After that, you will proclaim their name
9NIG₂.SILA₁₁.GA₂ ZI₃ GIG u ZI₃ GU₂.NIDAa censer of wheat flour and emmer flour.
10ina SU NA tu-kap-par-ma NU DU₃-uš-[ma]You wipe it clean from a man's body, but it is not made and
11ina i-di-šu₂-nu ki-lal-la-an tu-šar-kab-⸢šu⸣-[ma]With their help, you make the kilalān ritual favourable.
12SAG.DU.MEŠ ki-lal-la-an ZAG u GUB₃ tu-saḫ₂-ḫa-⸢ar-ma⸣You recite the incantation three times on the right and left.
13ina DA BAD₃ KI GIR₃ KU₅-at KI SAR A KU₃ [...](If) it is smashed in the opposite side of the city wall: he will be cut off from the land; ... pure water.
14GI.DU₈ GIN-an ina UGU GI.DU₈ ZU₂.LUM.[MA]You set up a tray. On top of the tray of dates
15{zi₃}EŠA DUB-aq NIG₂.NA {šim}LI GAR-anYou strew ešû-flour, you set up a censer of juniper.
16KAŠ BAL-qi₂ NU.MEŠ šu₂-nu-ti IL₂-maYou libate beer. Those people raise up and
17IGI {d}UTU UR₅.GIM DU₁₁.GABefore Šamaš, he speaks as follows:
18an-nam DU₁₁.GA-ma 7.TA.AM₃ NINDA.MEŠYou speak thus: 7 loaves each.
19ina ŠU.SAR E₃-ak ina GU₂-šu₂ ta-lalYou go out to the garden. You wash his neck.
20IGI NU NIG₂.SILA₁₁.GA₂ mu-ṣa ša₂ lib₃-bi u₂-ru-ul-la-ti-šu₂(If) he does not see (him), he will die of hunger.
21ŠEŠ₂-aš₂ UMBIN-e ... pe₂-re-ti-šu₂(If) it is surrounded by a halo: .
22ki-lat-tin ina TUG₂ GE₆ tara-kas₂ ina GU₂ NU NIG₂.SILA₁₁.GA₂ tal₂-⸢lal⸣You wrap kalû-flour in a black garment (and) you tie it to the neck of the unwashed man.
23ana bi-ʾe-e ša₂ BAD₃ KU₄-šu₂-nu-ti ana e-⸢reb⸣ {d}[UTU-ši]To the gate of the city wall they entered, to the E’erabe of Šamaš
24IGI.MEŠ-šu₂-nu GAR-an bi-ʾa-a ⸢BAD⸣-[ḫi]You set up their faces. The bīlâ-plant (and) the ešaḫbi-plant
25{u₂}⸢NAGA⸣ SI pa-aʾ-ṣa-tiēšu-juniper
26⸢GIM⸣ [ZI₃].⸢DUB⸣.DUB.BU ana bi-ʾe-e ŠUB.ŠUB-⸢di⸣a paste of ēru-flour, flour of a šubṣû-container for a potter's oven
27⸢LU₂⸣ BI ŠU{ii}šu₂ ina A ID₂ u IM.BABBAR LUḪ-si KEŠ₂ DU₈-⸢ma⸣(If) a man bathes in water from a river or a cloud: the ritual assemblage will be completed.
28ana E₂-šu₂ SI.SA₂ ana EGIR-šu₂ NU IGI.BARHe should go straight to his house, but he should not look behind him.
29MAŠ.MAŠ EN {d}UTU na-pa-ḫi ana E₂ GIG NU DU-⸢ak⸣The incantation priest of the lord, Šamaš, does not go out to the sick man's house.
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9'EN₂ KU₃-tum {d}15 ša₂-qu-tu₂ DINGIR.MEŠ {d}i₂-[gi₃-gi₃]Incantation: Pure Ištar, supreme among the gods, Igigi
10'e-pi-šat a-nun-ti ša₂-ki-nat tu-qu-un-⸢ti⸣The one who performs the Anunnaki, the one who pacifies the battles
11'šar-ru-uḫ-tu₂ git₂-mal-tu₂ {d}15.MEŠExalted king, perfect one of Ištar
12'ina qi₂-biti-ki {d}15 uš-te-še-re te-ne-še-e-teBy your command, O Ištar, I have gathered the people.
13'mar-ṣu i-bal-⸢luṭ⸣ a-me-ru pa-ni-ki(Sum) I am the one who smite(?) the enemy (Akk) The one who destroys the enemy, your face
14'ip-paṭ-ṭar eʾ-il-ta-šu₂ i-te-eb-bi ar₂-ḫiš(who) has opened his aliltu-vessel (and) has twisted his hips
15'ina qi₂-biti-ki {d}15 la na-ṭi-lu IGI.LA₂ {d}ZALAG₂At your command, O Ištar, do not be negligent, look upon the light!
16'i-šer {d}15 la i-ša₂-ru a-me-ru pa-ni-kiIštar, who does not fear your face,
17'ana-ku šum-ru-ṣu IGI-ki ak-mis az-zizI, the šumrūṣu-priest, stood before you.
18'ana da-nu-uš di-ni-ia₂ di-par₂-rat ⸢DINGIR⸣.MEŠ as-ḫur-kiFor Anu, my judge, the judge of the ēši-priests, I have turned to you.
19'IGI.MEŠ-ki a-ta-mar lip-pa-ṭir ⸢ka⸣-si-tiI have seen your faces; may it be released, O Eka’esiti!
20'la tu-mar-ri-i e-ša₂-ku u ⸢dal-ḫa⸣-kuDo not delay! I am ill and I am exhausted.
21'ki-ma ša₂ ina tar-kul-le-e maḫ-ṣu e-⸢mat ZI-ti₃⸣Like the one who in the supreme tavern has sinned against me,
22'e-pi-iš taq-bi-i e-pu-uš {d}iš-⸢tar⸣You said: “It was done, Ištar-ēṭer,
23'lu-u {lu₂}UŠ₁₁.ZU lu-u {munus}UŠ₁₁.⸢ZU⸣either a fugitive or a prostitute
24'ša₂ at-ti ti-de-ma ana-ku la ZU-⸢u₂⸣You know that I do not know
25'ina ri-kis kiš-pi ḪUL.GIG ZI.KU₅.RU.DAThrough the magic of ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic,
26'ša ina maḫ-ri-ki ir-ku-su-⸢ni⸣ ; NU.MEŠ.MU ina qab-rim uš-ni-[lu]who before you has sinned, (who) has carried off my ancestors in the middle
27'ana na-kas₂ ZI-ti₃-ia GUB-[zu](Sum) For my life's sake, stand (there) (Akk) For the preservation of my life, stand
28'šu-nu šar-qiš e-pu-šu₂-ni ana-ku šu-piš DU₃-su-[nu]-tu₂That is what the king has done. I myself have done.
29'ina qi₂-biti-ki ṣir-ti ša₂ la KUR₂-ru u₃ an-ni-ki ⸢ki-nim ša₂ la BAL⸣-uBy your exalted command, which cannot be changed, and your firm affirmation that cannot be altered,
30'⸢mim-ma⸣ ma-la a-qab-bu-u kit-tu₂ lib-šiWhatever I say is truth.
31'ina pi-ki el-li li-ṣa-a ba-la₂-ṭiMay life be established in your pure mouth.
32'a-ḫu-lap-ki at-ti-ma i-la-at [i]-la-⸢ti⸣You are the goddess of the goddesses.
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l_e_l_col_1a-ta-nam-da-ru ap-ta-na-la-ḫuI constantly seek out, I continually seek out
l_e_l_col_2{d}UTU ina IGI-ka an-nu-u i-na-an-ni an-nu-u i-maḫ-ḫar-an-niŠamaš, in your presence this is now, this is it.
l_e_l_col_3ana NU eṭ-ṭe-ri pa-qid ana e-reb {d}UTU-ši ṭa-rid ina SU-MU ; na-siḫ₂He is entrusted to the one who does not obey (the command of the god) Šamaš. He is carried off to the entry of the sun. In my body he is bound.
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l_e_r_col_1EN₂ {d}UTU MAN AN-e u KI-tim DI(ki).KU₅ DINGIR ⸢LU₂⸣ at-⸢ta⸣-[ma]Incantation: O Šamaš, king of heaven and earth, judge of the gods.
l_e_r_col_2ana IL₂ ŠU{ii}ia₂(za) qu-lam-ma a-⸢lak⸣-ti ⸢li⸣-[mad]In order to raise your hand, shout out, O lord, elī-emad!
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3nu-ul-la-a-ti ḫu-uṣ GAZ lib₃-[bi]“Nullātu-disease, famine, affliction of the heart
4ḫat-tu₂ pi-rit-tu₂ ša₂ ina SU-MU UZU.MEŠ-MU SA.MEŠ-[MU](As for) the extispicy that is in my body, my flesh (and) my limbs

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