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Shamash 01 (P395761)

CANONICAL > Literature > Hymns > Divine > Kiutu; CANONICAL > Magic > Purification > Bīt rimki, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationShamash 01
IDP395761
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Hymns > Divine > Kiutu; CANONICAL > 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 col 2 23... in...
obverse col 1 51A person who an evil-doer has caused to kill a man
obverse col 1 1When you have reached the incantation Utu, the great mountain
obverse col 1 25May the sagsag demon and the people’s supplication be brought into the hands of you.
obverse col 2 8pure water
obverse col 1 66who the curse shall remove him
obverse col 1 55the man of Lamatu received
obverse col 1 4... from the great mountain of the mountain range,... in your presence.
obverse col 2 13water...
obverse col 1 10The great gods stand to you.
obverse col 1 35the one who has seen no one, who has seen no rival
obverse col 2 22at the threshing floor
obverse col 1 75he shall smite
obverse col 1 14I am devoted to you. All of them I will take you.
obverse col 1 28he is frightened, he is frightened.
obverse col 1 74he shall remove from him the ruhû-demon.
obverse col 2 26to strew
obverse col 1 60who slanders the liû-demon,
obverse col 1 41The one who destroys the udug-vessel in the ugu-vessel
obverse col 2 18... in dust...
obverse col 1 80...
obverse col 2 21Utu...
obverse col 1 53The man of Lamatu has sworn by the hand of azn
obverse col 1 29..................
obverse col 1 49the hand of the evildoer, the evildoer, in the midst of their cities
obverse col 2 3the king, son of Ishtarrana, his judge,
obverse col 1 22ama, you are the exalted one, the mighty one of heaven and earth.
obverse col 2 24he swore.
obverse col 1 27The one who... the evildoer(?)
obverse col 1 57the man of Lamatu has removed it
obverse col 1 64who with evil afflicts him
obverse col 1 7from the threshing floor to the threshing floor, from the horizon
obverse col 1 78... their... will exist with you.
obverse col 1 6From the adî where fates...
obverse col 2 7illness...
obverse col 1 59he has looked at the shrine Kisikillil
obverse col 1 50The one who seized the evil judge, his limbs
obverse col 2 9......
obverse col 1 73the one who smote me shall cut off his head.
obverse col 1 36who had not heard it,
obverse col 2 1Enki has given you the hand to you.
obverse col 1 68The one who afflicted him with evil deeds
obverse col 1 23by means of a scepter he smote the enemy, he smote the enemy.
obverse col 2 27Your city, your cult center is full of splendor.
obverse col 1 48Whoever carries this tablet off, shall redeem it.
obverse col 1 17At your great assembly they will perform a ritual for you
obverse col 1 5When you have reached the holy mound, the place where the fates are determined
reverse col 2 34Incantation: Hand-lifting of the single steppe
obverse col 1 39the one who brought out the azag offering
obverse col 1 76... his.. they shall cut off.
obverse col 1 65a person who the oath shall remove
obverse col 2 11above...
obverse col 1 67a person who a cursed mouth cursed him
obverse col 1 72who, in an evil manner, swore against him,
obverse col 1 19I am the great lord Utu, the one who roars at his side
obverse col 1 44who the evil-doer in his cult centers swore.
obverse col 2 5The judgments of the king, his judge, and his case are favourable.
obverse col 1 42Whose evil will be set against him.
obverse col 1 47The one who smote the great jugs(?)
obverse col 1 15as an interest-bearing interest for the donkeys, for the equids,
obverse col 1 58which they imposed upon him
obverse col 1 3When you go out from the great mountain of the Tigris
obverse col 1 26... your... of all the people.
obverse col 1 63a person who an evil oath has accepted
obverse col 1 40which the asakku-demon captured
obverse col 1 37the man who had seized the fates
obverse col 1 20ama, you are the exalted one, the one who loves him,
obverse col 1 24... whatever there is to be,... they will say.
obverse col 2 12... water
obverse col 1 2ama, from the great mountain in your presence
obverse col 1 38who seized the namtru-demon
obverse col 1 71The one who looked at him with a furious eye
obverse col 2 25let it be brought to an end
obverse col 1 8When the heavens and earth are darkened, from the foundations of the heavens to
obverse col 2 15of Lu-lila
obverse col 2 2whatever Ea wrote to me, let me send you
obverse col 1 13They are bringing (them) to the border of the nmlu-flour (and) nmlu-flour as its full price.
obverse col 1 69The one who has sworn by the word of evil-doer,
obverse col 1 33who does not know fear, whose supplications are uttered
obverse col 2 6who does not eat good beer
obverse col 1 46Whom an evil ghost in a night has sinned
obverse col 1 9As for the great gods who make a case for you
obverse col 1 21O Utu, the exalted one, the judge of heaven and earth
obverse col 1 43that the evildoer should cover his bed
obverse col 1 18... to your light... they are very young.
obverse col 1 70that evil will enter him.
obverse col 1 79he will remove it.
obverse col 1 77he entrusted it to him.
obverse col 1 30You strew truth and justice.
obverse col 2 16the king
obverse col 1 56who did not...
obverse col 1 52The evil of the evil of the wrath of his body has set.
obverse col 1 62a young man who has sinned against the liar,
obverse col 1 12O Ishtar, you stand in front of you to stand by you.
obverse col 2 14pure truth
obverse col 2 10... oxen
obverse col 1 11The Anuna gods will give you a decision.
obverse col 1 31the AKa-official and the AKa-officials
obverse col 1 32(a kind of insect) and fetlock
obverse col 2 4Let him bring his gifts to you.
obverse col 1 45The one who made the evildoer bow down at his feet
obverse col 1 61They were able to smite the corpse of the young woman
obverse col 2 20by the command of Utu
obverse col 1 34Whoever in the future, at any time, breaks the contract
obverse col 1 54that the lamassu-disease had acquired,
obverse col 1 16'the evil of the incantation, whose utterance is sweet,

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