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MC 24, no. 235 (P395737)

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

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DesignationMC 24, no. 235
IDP395737
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Magic > Exorcistic; CANONICAL > Magic > Exorcistic > Muššuʾu
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 col 1 6'a torch, a torch, a torch, a torch,
obverse col 1 1'he looked at him
obverse col 1 2'he smashed(?)
obverse col 1 5'The 'increment' is the 'increment' of the heart.
obverse col 2 16'Ea, at your command, created mankind
obverse col 2 3'... of Ammaki, you strew flesh.
obverse col 2 2'......
obverse col 1 16'heir of Damu and Gula
obverse col 2 22'The uhhanu-disease is as if it were my case.
obverse col 1 12'Do not turn back to your yoke!
obverse col 2 19'I want to speak; incantation:
obverse col 1 13'As if it were a liar, it was a liar, it was a liar.
obverse col 2 5'... may they afflict you with a curse.
obverse col 2 28'he approached heaven, he did not... barley.
obverse col 2 12'he seized the heart of the nakku-demon, the seat of his heart he made secure.
obverse col 2 27'Whoever in the future, at any time, lodges a complaint...
obverse col 2 6'...... in the halo
obverse col 1 14'reed of the warriors, lord, to the heavens of Anu
obverse col 2 10'May Ea reconcile with you.
obverse col 2 8'... will hear your prayer.
obverse col 1 18Incantation: "If fire, fire, mehû, fire in the middle."
obverse col 1 8'May Asalluhi send you.
obverse col 2 4'... you wipe clean.
obverse col 2 9'... may.. bless you.
obverse col 2 20'I saw the storm, I saw the storm.
obverse col 2 11'Incantation: "It is fire, it is fire, it has seized the man."
obverse col 2 23'Incantation: O Blet-il, king of the four world quarters.
obverse col 2 26'... fire(?)...
obverse col 1 19From the work of my hand he went out and
obverse col 2 18'By your great command, you are the one who listens to them.
obverse col 2 15'Belet-ili went before Ea, king
obverse col 1 20May he not stand before the mountain.
obverse col 1 4'Incantation: "Ishtum and Ishtum
obverse col 1 9'O Anu, your father, O Antu, your mother!
obverse col 2 7'... a ram in the street.
obverse col 2 25'... angry, angry, angry,...,
obverse col 1 11'reed of a pigeon in your audience
obverse col 2 13'I made secure the foundations of the heavens.
obverse col 1 3'May he live and live
obverse col 2 21'His eyes are like a lion
obverse col 1 10'... like a snake in your asurru
obverse col 2 24'Incantation: O fierce fire,... fire,
obverse col 2 14'he became frightened and Belet-ili became frightened.
obverse col 1 17Written by Ningirim, mistress of the work
obverse col 2 29'He went up to the heavens and he did not...
obverse col 2 17'You sit down and, in the midst of the Apsu, you strew their clay.
obverse col 1 7''and you have been snatched up, you have not been snatched up.'
obverse col 1 15'the work or the work of Ea and Asalluhi

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