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BAM 5, 436 (P395031)

Medical, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationBAM 5, 436
IDP395031
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreMedical
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Transliteration (ATF)

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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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
reverse col 2
1'[ana] kip#-di _en inim_-szu# [...]To the circle of his lord's words ...
2'{u2}ba-ri-ra-[tu2 ...]barīratu plant
3'ina _sig2 {mi2}asz2-gar3 gesz3#-[nu-zu_ ...]In the wool of a young female kid ... your bed
4'_en2_ an-da-ki#-[hi ...]Incantation: “Andakihi ...
5'a-li-li# [...]... alili ...
6'_en2_ an#-[ni-tu2 ...]Incantation: 'This ...
reverse col 3
1'x [...]
2'_nam#-[lu2-u18-lu_ ...]Humanity . .
3'_dingir# sza3# ka#-[keszda-bi_ ...]The god of the heart of the kakešdabi ritual ....
4'_DISZ min im-gu2#-[en-na_ szur]-szum#-mi _kasz# [had2-ra2 gaz]_If ditto: imgūnu-plant, šurshummu-liquorice, beer of the hadra-festival.
5'_za3-hi-li{sar} gazi{sar} {u2}kur-ra numun#_ {u2#}tar#-musz8#zaḫili-plant, gazelle, mountain plant, seed of tarmuš-plant
6'_{szim}li {szim}gur2-gur2_ mal-ma-lisz _sud2_ ina _a hi-hi_You crush juniper and mint in equal amounts in water.
7'ina _u4-da had2-a gur_-ma _gaz_ ina _i3_ ina _{uruda}szen-tur_On the day that he has eaten he shall return and kill. In oil with a small copper pot
8'_szeg6_-szal _gaz gur_-ma ina _i3-udu gaz_ ina _i3 du10-ga_he will die of cold, turn back and burn in fat, in good oil.
9'tal-tap-pat ina _kusz sur du3 uzu-mesz_-szu2 _lal2_You wrap it in a leather bag, you bandage his flesh with it.
10'_{u2}igi_-lim {u2}tar-musz _{u2}igi-nisz_ ta-sak3You pound ilim-plant, tarmuš-plant (and) idinisu-plant.
11'ina _i3 hi-hi_ ina _mul4_ tusz-bat _nu_ pa-tan _nag_You sit in the star's oil; you should not drink it on an empty stomach.
12'_DISZ na_ ina _du11-du11_-szu2 il-la-tu-szu2 _du-mesz_If a man’s teeth hurt him in his speech:
13'_uh2_-su ina _igi lu2_ i-sal-lu _inim-mesz_-szu2 im-ta-na#-[asz2-szi]his saliva flows from a man's eyes, his words are constantly repeated.
14'_ka_-szu2 ih-ta-na-at,-t,asz-szu2 zi-i-qu sza _ka#_-[szu2 x x]his mouth has swollen, the zīqu-disease of his mouth ...
15'_na bi_ nu-ul-la-a-ti szu-kul# [...]If a man is deprived of sleep: ... .
16'_{szim}gir2 {szim}man-du numun {szim}[li_ ...]Sherd, mandu-aromatic, seed of juniper
17'_numun {gesz}dih3 numun {gesz}kiszi16_ {u2#}[x ...]seed from tamarisk, seed from date palm, ...
18'_na4_ ga-bi-i _{u2#}[kur-kur_ ...]stone of the libītu-plant, mountain plants
19'_numun {gesz}szinig#_ [...]Seed of a tamarisk

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