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K 03207 (P394872)

CANONICAL > Magic > Medical > Sagalla, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationK 03207
IDP394872
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Magic > Medical > Sagalla
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)
reverse col 4 1his..., a thorny wood
reverse col 3 31Its ritual: you recite the incantation 'You recite the incantation' in the middle of the 'finger.'
reverse col 4 20... his blood...
reverse col 3 2... like...,... of the mountain, from and on the other side
reverse col 3 1Incantation: O..........
obverse col 2 2'...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...
reverse col 3 20You recite the incantation 7 times. You recite the incantation 7 times.
reverse col 3 26You bind 7 knots wherever you bind. You recite the incantation.
reverse col 3 11Like a dead man, he does not open the gate of life.
reverse col 4 12You mix (the mixture) with a reed fence (and) reed fence with beer.
reverse col 3 25Its ritual: You wipe clean the 7 iru-vessels of a muhru-vessel one of their foundations.
reverse col 3 52 tablets of sagallakku-aromatic.
reverse col 3 10Like a wild bull, they do not grow in heaven, they do not grow like a lulû-plant, they do not make their place.
reverse col 3 8Incantation: O meadow, like the stars of the heavens, like the la'mu-disease of your yoke, may you be sated with your neck.
reverse col 3 172 words of sagalla.
reverse col 3 32Incantation: This is its name, it is a makaku-offering, its position is firmly founded from the stars of heaven.
reverse col 3 6Its ritual: you bind (the mixture) with lapis lazuli. You bind (the mixture) together. You bind (the mixture) together.
reverse col 3 16Incantation: O Ningirim, incantation priest.
reverse col 3 40............................................
reverse col 3 3... milk
reverse col 3 35If.........................
reverse col 4 5... Hand of ama
reverse col 4 6You crush... in a small copper reed(?)
reverse col 3 7You recite the incantation 'Wherever he goes,' (and) his feet and feet are loosened.
reverse col 3 38(If) the left side of the 'finger' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' a 'foot'-mark,' you recite the incantation.
reverse col 3 39[Incantation:...] and feet like a enena-demon, the one who strikes with lightning, and from Urgala
reverse col 3 33he seized the one who seized the men of all destinies, seized the bed, the bed, the bed, the bed, and the bed.
reverse col 4 11... (means) “from a piqû-offering that is not a piqû-offering” (= EAE XVI unknown), (means) “it is guarded.”
reverse col 4 4... he will recover.
reverse col 4 16... of za3.HI.LI-plant, you bind (it) with him.
reverse col 3 30Incantation formula: incantation of dispelling.
reverse col 3 36It is the wording of a favorable fate.
reverse col 3 28May Asalluhi, exorcist of the gods, grant you life!
reverse col 4 18... in a small copper... there
reverse col 3 29May the prayer of your body be released.
reverse col 3 37Its ritual: If the feet of a sick man on the right side of the gall bladder are on the right side of the gall bladder.
reverse col 4 13You recite the incantation 'His neck...'
reverse col 4 8... 1 qû of kisintnu-flour,... oil,
reverse col 3 19(If) he gives birth to a woman, he gives birth to a woman, he gives birth to a black dog,
reverse col 3 27Incantation: O lord, creator of life, Ea, king of the Apsu.
obverse col 1 2'... the gods(?)
obverse col 2 3'Anzu, Anzu, reeds, reeds, reeds, reeds, reeds, reeds,
reverse col 3 18Its ritual: red wool, white wool, 1 non-canonical. The 7th, male tin.
reverse col 3 15If he does not open his face, the incantation is not mine.
reverse col 4 2... 1 kurru in beer
reverse col 4 14... of ama
obverse col 1 1'...,
reverse col 4 3... he will recover.
reverse col 4 15... in his bed, he is a ewe, an ox
reverse col 3 12When the seed of barley has not been planted, you go, you go, you go, you go, you go, you recite the incantation 'I want to go,' you recite the incantation 'I want to go,'
reverse col 3 21Incantation: O Arahhu, rahhu, rahu, pru, like a dog and a woman.
reverse col 4 9... his neck............
reverse col 3 14If he is like a seed of roasted grain, may he be like a seed of lapis lazuli, his face may he pluck up his life.
obverse col 2 1'Incantation: Barley,...,...,...,..., like a mountain,...,
reverse col 3 9May the oath of the head not come near me, may he be glad like a lapis lazuli. May he make your face happy.
reverse col 3 41It is the wording of a favorable fate.
reverse col 3 13Incantation: May he guard like a bright star : may he overthrow its position.
reverse col 3 4............
reverse col 4 17You crush... in a small cypress
reverse col 4 7... in front of... of juniper, reed,..., aromatics,..., aromatics,...
reverse col 4 10In the days to come,... his......
reverse col 4 19.........
reverse col 3 24It is the wording of a favorable case.
reverse col 3 23May my greatness be resplendent, my greatness be resplendent!
reverse col 3 22(If) they have become frightened in his steppe (or): like a fox, they have become frightened, they have become frightened.
reverse col 3 34Asalluhi, the warrior, the one who knows everything, gave him.

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