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ASKT 12 (P393763)

CANONICAL > Magic > Purification > Bīt rimki, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationASKT 12
IDP393763
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Magic > Purification > Bīt rimki
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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 41'May it be sweetened to its king
reverse 16when he came out from the treasury
obverse 35'in Jenna, the daughter of Asalluhi
obverse 7'He decreed a fate for him with copper not ziggurat.
obverse 36'the man who seized the oath
obverse 45'it is the wording of a bad kid
obverse 25'a bad ram, a bad ala-drum
obverse 6'so that you should not recite the incantations
obverse 28'may they make them stand in their limbs.
reverse 34......
obverse 3'sheep with a tail and a kid of the mountain range
obverse 31'and Asalluhi, the son of Eridu, to its pure place
reverse 27... the evil man, the evil eye, the evil mouth, the evil tongue
reverse 30a bowl of ghee, a bowl of ghee
obverse 19'Towards the plain, they shall stand in their environs.
reverse 42... the seven... evil...
reverse 7...............
obverse 8'Asar took a step upon the sheep as a loan.
obverse 9'to set straight the divine plans of the supreme shrine
obverse 10'before a man
reverse 41the seven holy reeds
obverse 30'Incantation: O evil-doer, prince, take care of
reverse 32It is the wording of a gazelle and a jesbu-vessel
reverse 19who seeks out the asag demon, who seeks out the evil demon
obverse 26'the well-being of the king, son ofijirrana
obverse 39'The king, the son of Ishtar, will remove it.
reverse 36the seven copper tin(?) of Enki
obverse 21'may he make stand at the place of life.
obverse 4'sheep grown in the plain
reverse 2the great lord, Enki, built in the plain
reverse 17to the gazelle in front of ama
reverse 5The goats and goats of the steppe pass by
reverse 6he will pay to the gazelle and the gazelle.
obverse 18'The evil demons poured water into the water.
obverse 17'... evil ram, evil adolescent, evil omen, evil adolescent
obverse 33'he strews the holy tiara
reverse 29The king, the son of Ishtar, made it shine like daylight.
obverse 42'the one who did not know the oath
reverse 44... small...
reverse 43... of seven beautiful silver
obverse 1'Wording of a... sheep
obverse 44'May the god Sîn, the jehur priest, stand outside.
obverse 13'to the house of the atu priestess, the great Urin temple built
reverse 23May the evil udug, the evil ala, the evil... be good
reverse 40by Asalluhi, your son, to Arabada
reverse 45......
obverse 23'soup of Asar in the Abzu
reverse 12for Ninildum, the chief musician of heaven
obverse 22'the attentive one of the lord of Enki
reverse 24to the gazelle of the steppe he put in place.
reverse 35he sacrificed them.
obverse 32'to Ningirim, his mistress who loves him
obverse 12'of Inana and Katu-jal of Eridu
obverse 24'by Enki in the Enun
reverse 14When the goats of the steppe go before ama
reverse 33the house of the mother with the seven horns(?)
reverse 11may he bring the goats of the plain to you.
reverse 39Enki replied to his son Asalluhi:
obverse 43'may he bring out from his body
obverse 37'with the omen of the evildoer
obverse 2'Incantation: oxen, slaughtered sheep, and malt rations of Lumlu
obverse 38'he shall remove his head from his head.
obverse 5'to smite the sheep in the nether world
reverse 15the king, son of Ishtar, gave to him a libation bowl.
reverse 8Enki looked at the quay and good things.
reverse 3The wild animals of the steppe seized them.
reverse 21may they cut off from his body.
reverse 4In order to smite the reedbeds and the reedbeds, the reedbeds, and the reedbeds,
reverse 9who sees Asalluhi, who is perfect in wisdom
reverse 18When the king comes out at the gazelle, he comes out at the ubara offering.
obverse 27'the good udug, the good lamma protective deity, the en-ship and kingship of the nation
reverse 10to akan son of ama the shepherd of the people
reverse 38For his father Enki, the engur priest(ess) has received
obverse 16'sheep that has shaved off
reverse 26when he is to be greeted with goodwill
obverse 34'to Enki, king of the Abzu, his son, Asalluhi
reverse 28may the goats of the steppe be given to you.
reverse 22when the lugal priestess sat down in the bedchamber
obverse 40'may he make it fall to its place of beer.
reverse 20(As for) the one who destroys the evil (doer) (and) the evil (doer) of Utu in his (own) body
reverse 31by the hand of ama, foremost of ama, foremost of
obverse 11'The abgal priests of the katujal priests of Eridu were seated.
obverse 29'of the ka’enima and ram-offering
reverse 1Incantation: When he goes in the steppe
obverse 15'the king, the son of Ishtar, on the right side, on the left side.
reverse 25when he came out from the goats of the steppe
obverse 14'to raise a fire in the courtyard,
reverse 13may he bring a basket of pure hands for you.
obverse 20'May the kings Nanna and Utu stand before him before him.
reverse 37before Asalluhi

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