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CT 17, pl. 37, K 3372+ (P394969)

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

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DesignationCT 17, pl. 37, K 3372+
IDP394969
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Magic
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 3 5'Ea, the king of Apsu, the one who carries everything, whether
reverse col 4 1'......
obverse col 1 2All the gods have seized me from the ground.
reverse col 3 7'O Sin, the one who screams, may the lord of the agnu, the righteous one,
obverse col 1 19It was a city, it was a good place, it was a good place
obverse col 1 17In all the lands
obverse col 1 18Holy...
obverse col 1 11to its levy
reverse col 4 6'who gives birth to abundance
obverse col 1 34.........
obverse col 1 29they shall smite...
obverse col 1 33... evil-doer
obverse col 1 24ditto, great gods, to Ekur
obverse col 1 27they will pass by the broad street.
obverse col 1 9He smote him, he smote him, he did not... his chest
reverse col 3 3'May... the black-headed (people) like ditto the radiance of the land
obverse col 1 4The evil zaqiqu-demon has gone out from the ground.
obverse col 1 6For the clearing of the sceptre and the clearing of the water from the ground ditto
reverse col 4 4'be exorcised by the life of Nin-
obverse col 1 25he gathered the people from the dust.
obverse col 1 26They have gathered the people in a ritual assemblage.
obverse col 1 7The seven of them, the evil-doer, raised their eyes towards him.
obverse col 1 14... exalted?
obverse col 1 10... the agishtu-disease...
reverse col 4 7'... who carries out the extispicy...
reverse col 4 10'wording of a ghost
obverse col 1 12copy
reverse col 4 3'... great ditto
obverse col 1 30... they will be constantly attentive.
reverse col 4 5'..........
obverse col 1 15The urrû-priests of heaven and earth
obverse col 1 1After the incantation of the uttered gods came out
reverse col 4 8'may the... of the great gods be chosen for you.
obverse col 1 3As for the evil-doers who came out from the womb
reverse col 3 8'May Utu, the exalted judge, decree a fate for you.
obverse col 1 16The heavens will be stricken...
obverse col 1 20to the city enters... the shadûm...
obverse col 1 8whatever evil against them has risen up like a flood,
reverse col 4 2'the life of the god
reverse col 3 6'May the trust of Nanna and the liar be chosen by the lord of the true crown.
reverse col 3 9'Ditto by Ninurta, the mighty, the exalted one! Ditto!
obverse col 1 22Igigi
reverse col 3 2'Beloved of Enlil, the great liar of all the lands!
reverse col 3 4'By the life of Enki, king of the Abzu, when he has given birth, may it be chosen by itself.
obverse col 1 13for his life in...
obverse col 1 23The Anuna, the great gods,... to the Ekur
obverse col 1 35......
obverse col 1 5from the threshing floor he brought out water,
reverse col 4 9'May the great gods make you bow down.
reverse col 3 1'.........
obverse col 1 32... they will seize.
obverse col 1 31they will seize him
obverse col 1 28They have sinned against me.
obverse col 1 21May the Nungaleans

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