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CMAwR Text 1.8 (Q004192)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 1.8
IDQ004192
LanguageAkkadian
GenreIncantation-Ritual

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
1.8.1:1′[(x)] x-x-x ...
1.8.1:2′ana pišerti kišpī ša ina saḫlê šūkuluTo release the witchcraft that is in the dust
1.8.1:3′atāʾiša urnê NU.LUḪAtā’išu, urnû-plant, nuhurtu-plant
1.8.1:4′(([z]ēr)) burāši zēr tullal ina šikari((You sprinkle)) sweet burāšu-juniper in the sceptre
1.8.1:5′dišip šadî balu patān tašaqqīšu pâšuYou are adjured by the mountain, you are praised by the mouth,
1.8.1:6′umtassā-ma illātūšu parsāhe has been beaten, his flood is a parsu priest
1.8.1:7′[ana pišerti] kišpī ša ... ...For the release of witchcraft that
1.8.1:8′[... p]illû zikaru ... ...... sulphur, zikaru-magic, ...
1.8.1:9′... ... tašaqqīšu ...... you strew ...
1.8.2:1′... ...
1.8.2:2′zēr {giš}... ...sweet, ... ,
1.8.2:3′15.TA.AM₃ ... ...15 each
1.8.2:4′taḫaššal tanappi lū ina šikari lū ina šizbi lū ina [karāni]You smear (them) with tanappu-beer, either with a ritual assemblage, or with tamarisk,
1.8.2:5′lū ina šikar sābî ištanattī-mamay he be caught in a net of dust, and
1.8.2:6′kišpū ruḫû rusû dibalûwitchcraft, magic, sorcery, rebellion,
1.8.2:7′kadabbedû ana amēli ul iṭeḫḫâThe kadabbedu-demon will not approach the land
1.8.2:8′libbašu šaplu ittanazzazza ḫašûšu(who) has placed his heart (and) body in order,
1.8.2:9′emmūti kaṣû epiš pîšu eli iliThe witch, the sorceress, the mouth of the gods,
1.8.2:10′u šarri ṭāb latku ša ana qāti šūṣûAnd the king, who has no rival,
1.8.2:16′šumma amēlu ina dabābīšu illātūšu illakāIf a man, when he prostrates, his anger will be directed against him
1.8.2:17′ruʾussu ana maḫar awīlimhis limbs to the face of a man
1.8.2:18′išallu amâtīšu imtana[qqutāšu]The one who encircles his foes, the one who scatters them
1.8.2:19′pûšu iḫtanalliqšuwhose mouth is full of tears
1.8.2:20′zīqī pîšu tebû amēlu šū nullâti šūkul (([ana bulluṭīšu]))‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic, slander, (and) rebellion against me,
1.8.2:21′asu suādu zēr burāši šakirûAsu, šuadu-plant, sweet juniper, cypress
1.8.2:22′zēr balti zēr ašāgi urnûsweet, baltu-plant, sweet, urnû-plant
1.8.2:23′tīyatu aban gabê atāʾišutīyatu-plant, aban, gabê-plant (and) atālu-plant
1.8.2:24′imḫur-līm maštakal zēr bīniI have poured out maštakal-soapwort sweetly on him
1.8.2:25′suluppū sikillu andaḫšusuluppu-plant, sikillu-plant
1.8.2:26′16 šammī annûti taḫaššal tanappi balu patān16 šammûtu-plants, you crush (and) sieve (them), you smear them on a piece of bread.
1.8.2:27′((taštanaqqīšu)) ziqqī šinnīšu((You smear it on his head))
1.8.2:28′tulappat-ma pâšu umtassā-ma pû[šu illāt]u ul iraššiYou are frightened, and his mouth is swollen, but his mouth cannot open,
1.8.2:29′... ... eṣem[ti ...... ešemti ...

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