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BAM 5, 444 (P396299)

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

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DesignationBAM 5, 444
IDP396299
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)
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1a-ta-nam-[da-ru ...]I am constantly frightened ...
2_{d}utu_ ina _igi!_-[ka an-nu-u2 ...]Šamaš, in your presence this
3an-nu-u2 [i]-ma#-har-an#-[ni ...]This is what he will receive from me ....
4a-na e-reb# _{d#}utu_-szi t,a-rid#? [...]To enter the midst of Šamaš you are merciful(?)
5an-nam _du11-ga_-ma _7(disz)-ta-am3 ninda_ ina _szu#?-[sar?_ ...]You say this and 7 loaves of bread in a kiln.
6ina _a2_-szu2-nu ta-lal _igi nu nig2#-[sila11-ga2]_You stretch out a net at their left side, but there is no restitution for me.
7{na4}mu-s,u2 sza2# _sza3_ u2-ru-ul-la-ti-szu2 _szesz2#_-[asz2]muṣu-stone from his Urullātišu, brother
8_umbin_-e# pe-re-ti-szu2 ki-lat-tin ina _tug2 ge6_ tara#-[kas2]You wrap his limbs in black wool.
9ina _gu2 nu nig2-sila11-ga2_ ta-lal ina bi-'e sza2 _bad3 ku4_-szu2#-nu#-[ti]You will unharness (them) on a neck without my garment, you will bring them into the middle of the wall.
10a#-na e-reb# _{d}utu_-szi _igi-mesz_-szu2-nu _gar_-[an]into the presence of Šamaš you set their eyes.
11[bi]-'a#?-[a?] _bad#_-hi _naga_ pa-a'-s,a-a-ti _gin7 zi3-dub-dub-bu#_“Biʾāya-dīḫu-disease, sulphur, phlegm, like flour,
12[ana bi]-'i#-i _szub-szub lu2 bi szu-min_-szu2 ina _a i7#_fell into a hole: that man his hands in the water of the river.
13[u _im-babbar] luh#? kesz2 du8_-ma ana _e2_-szu2 _si-sa2#_and white? gypsum, you tie (it) on a knot and you tie it to his house.
14[ana] _egir#_-szu2 _nu igi-bar {lu2}masz-masz#_The incantation priest does not see behind him.
15_[en {d}utu]_ na#-pa-hi ana _e2 gig nu ku4#_Lord Šamaš, the napḫu-priestess, did not enter the house of illness.
16_[DISZ na]_ hu#-us,-s,u2 _gaz sza3 tuku-tuku_-szi _numun {u2}ninni5_If a man is stricken with ḫuṣṣu-disease: his heart will be satisfied; the seed of ninnu-plant
17[...] x [...] x [...] _lugal#_ kisz-sza2-ti... ... the king of the world
18[... _{d}]muati_ {d}tasz-me-tu4# [uz?-nu?] ra#-pa-asz2-tu2 isz-ru-ku-szu2Nabû and Tašmētu gave him wide understanding.
19[...] na#-mir-tu4 ni#-siq# t,up-szar-ru-ti... magnificence, the pinnacle of scholarship
20[... a]-lik# _igi#_-ia mam2-ma szip#-ru# szu#-a-tu2 la i-hu-uz-zu... who came before me, none had learned this craft.
21[...] sa#-an#-tak#-ki# ma-la ba-asz-mu... santakku as much as there is
22[...] ma a-na ta-mar-ti szi-ta-as-si-ia... for my reading and studying
23[...] _nu# ur lugal dingir-mesz an-szar2_... not ... king of the gods, Ashur
24[... i]-szat,#-t,a#-ru# _[{d}an-szar2] {d}nin-lil2_... they wrote. Anšar and Ninlil

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