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AMT pl. 086 01+? (P426431)

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

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DesignationAMT pl. 086 01+?
IDP426431
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.

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1[DIŠ NA ... ALAM.MEŠ-šu₂] ⸢šu⸣-nu-luIf a man’s statues (are) of ešû-nulu-plant
2[... ALAM.MEŠ]-⸢šu₂⸣ šu-nu-lu... they are statues of themselves
3[... ALAM].⸢MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂⸣ I₃.UDU šu-nu-lu... his statues are filled with fat
4[...] ⸢ALAM⸣.MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂ DUḪ.LAL₃ šu-nu-lu... its e’alammu-houses are filled with honey
5[...] x-tum ALAM.MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂ IM šu-nu-lu... ... his statues are of clay
6[...] ALAM.MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂ NIG₂.SILA₁₁.GA₂ šu-nu-lu... his statues are of a scepter
7[...] ALAM.MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂ I₃.UDU šu-nu-lu... his statues are of fat
8[...] ⸢ALAM⸣.MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂ DUḪ.LAL₃ šu-nu-lu... its e’alammu-houses are filled with honey
9[...] x ⸢šu⸣-te-mu-du-ma ana ID₂ ŠUB-u₂... ... and you throw (it) into the river
10[... šu]-⸢te⸣-mu-du-ma ana IZI ŠUB-u₂(If) ... and you throw it into the fire
11[... kiš]-⸢pu⸣ DAB-šu... he has been seized by witchcraft
12[...] ep-šu₂-šum... the deed
13[...] ⸢šu⸣-kul... the ešukul priest
14[...] ⸢šu⸣-kul... the ešukul priest
15[...] ⸢ti⸣... of the Nineveh
16[...] x
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1DIŠ KIMIN MUN NAGA ina A {giš}x [...]If DITTO, salt (and) nīnû-plant in water from ...-tree
2ta-ḫab-bu A šu₂-nu-ti x [...]Taḫabbu from the family
3DIŠ NA SAG.DU-su iṣ-ṣa-na-bat-su šit-⸢tum⸣ [...]If a man’s head is swollen (and) his temples are full of blood
4MAŠ₂.GE₆.MEŠ-šu₂ par₂-da ina šit-ti-šu₂ ig-⸢da-na⸣-[lu-ut]His dreams were shattered in his flesh
5bir-ka-šu ka-si-a ba-ma-as-su šim-⸢ma⸣-[tum u₂-kal]He holds a reed bundle of kasû-flour, he holds šim-emātum-plant.
6UZU-šu₂ ru-ṭi-ib-[ta] im-ta-⸢na-al-lu-u⸣(Sum) His flesh is swollen by a raging wind (Akk) He has smeared his flesh with shivering wind
7LU₂ ⸢BI⸣ ka-ši-ip {⸢giš}ŠINIG {u₂}IN⸣.NU.UŠA man, he is the one who crushes tamarisk (and) ēru-plant.
8PA {giš}ḪA.LU.UB₂ TEŠ₂.BI ta-⸢sak₃⸣ ina A ⸢tu⸣-[ra-ma]-⸢ak⸣-šuIts ritual: you pound alum in the sap of etu-rāma-eak.
9I₃ {giš}EREN ŠEŠ₂-su EGIR-⸢šu₂⸣ {[giš]}⸢ŠINIG⸣He shall wash himself with cedar oil after he has cleaned himself with tamarisk oil
10{u₂}IN.NU.UŠ u NAGA ina [A] ⸢GAR⸣-anmaštakal-plant and nīnû-plant in the sap of an ešāru-plant
11ina {im}ŠU.RIN.NA te-sek-ker TU₅-[šu₂]-⸢ma⸣ TIYou crush (and) sieve (them) in šūru-plant, (then) he will recover.
12DIŠ NA GU₇ NAG-⸢ma⸣ ana UZU.BI NU i-ṭe₄-eḫ-ḫe za-mar SIG₇If a man eats (and) drinks, he does not restrain from eating his flesh, (then) he will get better.
13za-mar SA₅ za-mar pa-nu-šu₂ iṣ-ṣa-na-al-li-mua red zamar stone, whose face is reddish
14u₂-ta-ad-dar ⸢uš-ta-na⸣-aḫhe has shaved off, eštanaḫ
15ana da-ba-bi ŠA₃-⸢šu₂ NU⸣ [IL₂-šu₂ iš]-⸢šu-uš⸣He is not able to raise a claim concerning that man, he is unable to raise his voice
16qa₂-ad-di-iš ⸢il⸣-[la-ka ...]The “hand-of-the-goddess of the elalu-temple . .
17ma-a-a-al-šu₂ [lā inašši ...]There is none (of it)
18LU₂ BI {lu₂}UŠ₁₁.⸢ZU⸣ [u {munus}UŠ₁₁.ZU ...]That man, a fugitive or a woman
19ALAM {lu₂}UŠ₁₁.⸢ZU⸣ [u {munus}UŠ₁₁.ZU DU₃-uš]The statues of the dead and the living
20IGI {d}UTU GAR-an-šu-⸢nu-ti⸣ [...]Before Šamaš, the “seizing-of-the-mouth(-priestess) of the ...,
21lu NITA lu ⸢MUNUS⸣ [...]Whether male or female,
22'⸢KA.A.AB.BA⸣ ... {⸢u₂⸣}x [...]The KA.AB.BA.E-plant
23'I₃ {giš}EREN I₃.⸢GIŠ⸣ {giš}⸢ŠUR⸣.[MIN₃ ...]Cedar oil, sesame oil, ēšû-plant oil
24'⸢ana⸣ ŠA₃ {dug}A.GUB₂.BA ⸢ŠUB⸣-[di ...]Anu-ešu (means) hand. A cup of fig-beer.
25'[ina] ⸢šer⸣-ti tu-ra-ma-⸢ak⸣-[šu₂-ma TI]You perform it in the morning, and then he will recover.
26'[DIŠ] ⸢NA⸣ IGI{ii}šu₂ iṣ-ṣa-nun-du UGU-⸢šu₂⸣ [...]If a man’s eyes are full of sulphur: he will be deprived of sleep.
27'[u] i-da-im ši-kin-šu₂ it-⸢ta⸣-[na-ak-ki-ir]and the fate of his offspring he shall change
28'[ši]-⸢kin⸣-šu u-ta-aṭ-ṭa at-mu-⸢šu₂⸣ [...](Sum) Its priestess, the šamû-priestess is the one who is praised (Akk) His priestesses are praised, his temples are glorified
29'[ḫu]-⸢uṣ⸣-ṣa GAZ ŠA₃ TUK.TUK ana MUNUS a-la-ka ⸢u₂⸣-[ma-aṭ-ṭa](If) he kills ēru-plant: hand-washing will not be given to a woman.
30'[ik]-ka-šu₂ ik-te-ne₂-er-ru₃ GEŠTU{ii}šu₂ i-⸢šag⸣-[gu-ma]He has sinned, he has ceased, his ears tremble
31'[NA] ⸢BI⸣ ALAM.MEŠ-šu₂ ša IM šu-⸢nu⸣-[lu]a statue of himself, whose image is written on a tablet
32'[ze]-⸢ri⸣ ša NAGA SI ka-mun {giš}⸢bi⸣-[ni]sweet horned alkali-plant
33'[x-(x)]-x AN KI-tim ZI₃ GU₂.GAL ZI₃ GU₂.⸢TUR⸣... of heaven and earth, flour of the gugal-plant, flour from the etur-plant
34'[GI.ŠA₃].⸢GI⸣ ša ŠA₃ GI DU₁₀.GA ta-⸢sak₃⸣You recite the incantation 'hand of good reed'.
35'[ina I₃.GIŠ {giš]}⸢ŠUR⸣.MIN₃ ŠUB EN₂ ez-ze-ta ana ŠA₃ ŠID-nuYou knead (them) in cypress oil. You recite the incantation “You are angry, you are furious.
36'[ina U₄] 27.KAM U₄ 28.KAM ina šer₃-tion the 27th day and the 28th day in the evening
37'[AN.BAR₇ u ši-me-tan] ⸢ta⸣-ap-ta-na-aš-ša₂-as-su-ma TIAt noon and at night you rub him with eta-e-aptanassu-plant, and then he will recover.
38'[DIŠ NA x-x-x-(x)] x ub ki-in-ṣa-a-šu₂ ir-ta-nam-ma-a-šu₂If a man ... his knees continually hurt him
39'[x-x-x-(x) il]-⸢ta-na⸣-za-zu u i-ta-na-ša-aš... he will give back to you and will give to you.
40'[...] x-⸢am⸣ GEŠTU{ii}šu₂ GU₃.GU₃-a... his ears roared
41'[...]-⸢šu₂ i⸣-kaṣ₃-ṣa-ṣu₂-šu₂... he will conquer him
42'[...] ⸢ḫur⸣-ba-šu₂ TUK.TUK... his eḫur plant
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1[x-(x)]-x-x ma-li-a-⸢at ru⸣ x x x-ma-a-[šu]... aliāt ru’e ... his
2[ŠA₃]-⸢šu₂⸣ i-ta-⸢na⸣-aš-ša-aš ip-ta-na-⸢ar-ru⸣His hand trembled, he screamed
3⸢LU₂⸣ BI ⸢ALAM⸣.[MEŠ]-⸢šu₂⸣ ina IZ.ZI pe₂-ḫu-⸢u₂⸣(If) a man enters that temple, the alammu-ešû-priests will be gathered in the fire.
4{giš}ŠE.U₃.SUḪ₅ 1 ⸢GIN₂⸣ [x-(x)]-x ⸢ana⸣ ŠA₃ I₃.GIŠ {giš}ŠUR.MIN₃ ḪE.ḪEA reed bundle of 1 shekel of ēšû-plant, ana-e23-plant: oil of cypress.
5EN₂ ez-ze-ta šam-[ra-ta nad]-⸢ra-ta⸣ ga-ap-ša-taIncantation: “You are furious, you are frightened, you have been slandered.
6gaṣ-ṣa-ta [lem-ne₂]-⸢ta⸣ dan-na-tafrom the ... of the strong evildoer
7ša la {d}e₂-⸢a⸣ [man-nu u₂]-⸢na⸣-aḫ-kaWhoever does not Eaeaḫ
8ša la {d}asal-⸢lu₂⸣-[ḫi man-nu u₂]-⸢pa⸣-aš-šaḫ-kaWho is it that does not Asalluḫi?
9{d}DIŠ ḪUN.GA₂-ka {d}⸢asal⸣-[lu₂-ḫi li-pa-aš]-⸢šiḫ⸣-ka TU₆ EN₂May Asalluḫi and Ištar release you. Incantation formula.
10ana ŠA₃ I₃.GIŠ {giš}ŠUR.MIN₃ [ta]-⸢na⸣-ad-di-maYou add to the oil of cypress
11U₄ 21.KAM U₄ 22.KAM U₄ 23.[KAM ina] ⸢šer₃-ti AN.BAR₇⸣The 21st day, the 22nd day, and the 23rd day in the evening watch: at noon.
12u ši-me-tan ⸢ŠEŠ₂⸣.[MEŠ-su]-⸢ma⸣ [x-x-(x)]and the šimetan offerings
13mu-ša₂-ap-ši-ir ⸢NITA u MUNUS⸣ [NA] ⸢BI⸣ ina-[eš]Who provides for the male and female ēru-priestess, the one who renovates its E₂-BI-e23
14⸢DIŠ LU₂⸣ x-x-x-x [x-x] x [...](If) a man
15'x [...]
16'ina U₄.⸢NA₂⸣.[AM₃ ...](If) on the day of the moon's disappearance
17'{munus}UŠ₁₁.ZU x [...]A fugitive
18'DIŠ LU₂ ka-⸢šip⸣ [...]If a man is seized
19'EGIR-šu₂ ⸢NAGA⸣ [...]After that, the ēšakku-plant
20'DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip qu₂-lip-ti ⸢KU₆⸣ [...]If a man is bewitched: quliptu-plant
21'ina A i-ra-muk I₃ [...]He bathes in water, ... oil
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1DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip {u₂}kaš-ši-bu mim₂-⸢ma⸣ [...]If a man is bewitched (and) swollen by fog
2u₂-bal i-ḫaš-šal-ma iš-tu ⸢A⸣ [...]he carried off, he took it away, and from the E-a-e-
3u šu-a-tum ki-ma I₃.GIŠ ip-⸢ta-aš⸣-[ša₂-aš ...]and that man, like oil, he has poured out for him
4I₃.GIŠ ip-ta-na-aš-ša₂-⸢as⸣-[su ...]he poured oil on him
5kiš-pu la i-[ṭe-eḫ-ḫu-u₂-šu]the witchcraft shall not approach him
6DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip ma-ḫi-ir-ti ⸢ADDA⸣ [...]If a man is bewitched: he will become poor.
7I₃.GIŠ ta-ṣap-pu SAR-ma [...]You shave (and) bandage (his head) and
8DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip {u₂}NAGA [...]If a man is bewitched with nīnu-plant
9tu-uš-te-mi-id x [...]You have ...ed
10DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip NUMUN x [...]If a man is bewitched: seed
11ša {u₂}⸢NAGA⸣ [...]of ēšu-juniper
12x x [...]
13'[...] x ka x [...]... ...
14'[...] x ⸢ina LAL₃⸣ KUR u I₃.[GIŠ]... in honey from the mountain and oil
15'⸢tu-uš-ta⸣-bal iš-tu SAG-šu₂ EN GIR₃{ii}⸢šu₂⸣I have carried off from his head to the feet of the enemy.
16'⸢ra⸣-man-šu ŠEŠ₂-ma KIN BI NU TE-⸢šu⸣It is an ara’emanšu-disease, and that month will not approach.
17'⸢ana⸣ kiš-pu NU TE-e {na₄}AN.BAR URUDU NITA₂ GAR-maThe witchcraft will not approach the ana-e-plant, the iron (and) male copper will be placed.
18'⸢UŠ₁₁⸣ NU TE-šu₂a snake that does not approach it
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1⸢DIŠ⸣ LU₂ ka-šip SUM{sar} ta-sak₃-ma ina AGARIN₄ GU₇-ma(If) a man is bewitched: you pound garlic and he eats it in the meadow.
2KAŠ.SAG NAG u I₃.ŠAḪ u₂-na-ṣab-ma AL.TIHe drinks prime-quality beer and filtered oil, and then he will recover.
3DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip ba-lu-ḫa {u₂}ḪAR.ḪAR {u₂}NU.LUḪ.ḪAIf a man is bewitched: baluḫa-plant, burāšu-juniper, nuhurtu-plant
4ina A tara₃-sa₃-an ina UL tuš-bat ina šer₃-ti ba-lu pa-tan NAG-ma TIYou knead them in water, you leave (the mixture) out overnight under the stars, he drinks it on an empty stomach, and then he will recover.
5DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip {u₂}ḪAR.ḪAR ti-ia-tuIf a man is bewitched with tīyatu-plant
6nu-ḫur-tu₂ ṭe-ri-tu₂ a-da-mu-ti 1 GIN₂ NAG-ma TIHe drinks one shekel of adamutu-salt, and then he will recover.
7DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip ELLAG₂ ka-lu-mi TUR ša a-di-na šam-muIf a man is bewitched: all the kidneys will be small.
8la i-le-em-mu tu-bal ta-ḫaš-šalhe will not be able to comprehend, you will bring (them) down.
9ina NAGA tuš{uš}te-mid ina A TU₅-ma AL.TIYou stir it into a paste, you mix it in water, and then he will recover.
10DIŠ LU₂ ka-šip ḫa-ṣa-ab-ti ID₂ u ku-up-raIf a man is bewitched: flood of the river and the netherworld.
11ina {urudu}ŠEN.TUR iš-te-niš su-lu-uq-ma KAŠ.SAG i-diIn a sheep's-tongue it is split apart, and the prime-quality beer is missing.
12ina U₄.NA₂.AM₃ IGI {d}UTU ši-ti-ma ki-a-am qi₂-bi(If) on the day of disappearance of the moon he sees Šamaš, say thus:
13kaš-šap-tum kiš-pu-ki i-sa-aḫ-ḫa-ru-ni-ik-ki-im-maThe witchcraft will afflict you, and
14i-ṣa-ab-ba-tu-ki i-qa-ab-bi-ma TIHe will speak to you, he will recover.
15[DIŠ LU₂] ⸢ka⸣-šip an-nu-ḫa-ra a-ru-uq-tu₂ ḫa-ši-iIf a man is seized by an ekkaešip-demon, he is in a famine
16[ar]-⸢qu⸣-ti {u₂}IN.NU.UŠ a-ru-uq-tu₂ i-kal-ma ⸢TI⸣(If) he eats an aruqtu-plant, he will become ill and will die.
17[... ša₂] ⸢UDU⸣.NITA₂ u NINDA tur-ar₂ ta-sak₃ ina A GIM ⸢NAGA⸣You pound ... of ēšû-sheep and bread, you knead them in water like the nāru-plant
18[turammakšu u] ⸢EGIR-šu⸣ NAGA TU₅-ma [AL.TI]You wash his tammaksu-plant and his afterbirth-plant with potash and then he will recover.
19[...] x-(x) [...]
20'⸢DIŠ LU₂⸣ [ka-šip ...](If) a man is bewitched
21'ina x [...]in ...
22'DIŠ LU₂ ka-⸢šip⸣ x [...]If a man a kaešip ...
23'ina ⸢A GAR-an ni⸣ [...]You place (it) in a censer. The nī’e-plant
24'DIŠ LU₂ ⸢ka⸣-[šip ...] xIf a man ... ekaešip
25'la i-x-[...] ⸢ta⸣-sak₃he did not ... the esak-vessel
26'ina re-eš x [...] TIAt the beginning of ... he will recover.
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