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CMAwR Text 7.2 (Q004198)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 7.2
IDQ004198
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)
3x ... x ud ⸢lu⸣ x-x-x ...... elu-e-
4... ... ... qablāšu ... ...... his head ...
5[...] ... muṭṭu ana dabābi libbašu l[ā inaššīšu]... to speak, may his heart be at peace
6ḫ[ū]ṣ ḫīpi libbi irtanašši minâtīšu it[tanašpakā]“Ḫubu-ḫi-pi-disease keeps afflicting the heart, his mind constantly trembles
7ittenenbiṭ šaptīšu unaššak uznāšu iš[tanassâ](who) has weakened his heart, has made his limbs tremble
8qātāšu išammamāšu birkāšu kimṣāšu ikass[asāšu]Handwashing, smearing, intertwining, swelling, stinging
9rēš libbīšu ittanazqar ana sinništi alāka mu[ṭṭu]The heart of the man has become frightened towards the woman
10ana sinništi libbašu lā inaššīšu ḫurbāšu imtanaqqus[su]For the woman, her heart is not happy, her liver is frightened
11ikabbir ibaḫḫu ruʾta ina pîšu ittana[ddi](who) has broken through the cracks, has buried a reed net in his mouth
12ikkašu iktanarru mayyāla lā inaššiHe has sinned, he has kept watch over me, no one can take it away
13pīqa lā pīqa ūtaṣṣal amēlu šū ka[šip]I have seized the mouth of the one who has not opened the mouth, the hand of the witch
14ṣalmūšu epšū-ma ina sūn mīti šunu[llū](who) has performed sorcery against me and in the body of a dead person
15ana kišpī pašāri napištīšu eṭēri itti ili kamli sullum[i]For witchcraft, the release of life, the rising of the sun with the gods, protection (and) peace
16ana bulluṭīšu tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-[ešrā]In order to save him, the tarmuš-plants were gathered together, they were brought together
17sikillu elkulla baluḫḫu ak[tam]sikillu-plant, elkulla-plant (and) baluḫu-plant
18atāʾišu ḫašḫūr api lapat armanni aban gab[ê]Atāšu, king of the four quarters (of the world), creator of all of the lands,
19imbuʾ tâmti nuḫurtu tīyatu ḫaš[û]“The flood of the sea, the effaced flood, the flood of abundance,
20urnû samīdu šibburratu azu[pīru]urnû-plant, samidu-plant (and) šibburratu-plant
21nīnû šumuttu ḫabbūr balti ḫabbūr ašā[gi]The nīnû-plant, the šumuttu-plant (plant), the balaŋ drum, the ašagi-plant
22ḫabbūr qan-šalāli bīnu zēr bīnu mašt[akal]“It is a flood, It is sweet, it is maštakal-plant
23zēr maštakal burāšu zēr burāši ṭābat k[u]padsweet maštakal-soapwort, sweet juniper, you pound together
24ṭābat amanni suluppū zēr ḫuluppi su[ādu]“It is me, it is the suluppu-vessel, the sweet pomegranate, the long-lasting one,
25[kurkanû kasû] 37 šammū ušbur[rudê]kurkanû-plant, mustard, 37 herbs for undoing witchcraft
26[ša ina qā]tī šūṣûwho by the hand of that man
27[lū ina šikari lū ina karāni lū ina mê lū ina] šamni lū ina ḫīqāti iš[tanatti]either in a ritual assemblage, or at a threshing floor, or in water, or on the ground or in the open country,
28... ...] x ⸢kiš⸣ [x-(x)]... eše3-plant
29′⸢EN₂⸣ ...Incantation:
30′{lu₂}⸢UŠ₁₁.ZU⸣ ...The ērib-priest
31′i-pu-ša₂ {munus}UŠ₁₁.⸢ZU⸣ ...he built (and) a woman
32′šiptu ul yāʾuttun šipat Ea u [Asalluḫi]My blood is not mine, it is the blood of Ea and Asalluhi
33′šipat Marduk šarri šipat Šazu Za[rpanītu]The offspring of Marduk, the king, the offspring [of Za]rpanītu,
34′u Ningirima iqbûnim-ma anāku [ušanni (TU₆ EN₂)]and Ningirima spoke to me, and to me: Incantation formula.
35′KA.INIM.MA kišpī ruḫû rusû La[maštu]Wording for undoing witchcraft, magic, sorcery (and) Lamaštu.
36′ṣibit māmīti tūrti [u]tukku lemnu ana [amēli] lā ṭe[ḫê]Who gives life to the people, who gives evil utukku-demons to the land,
37′DU₃.DU₃.BI tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā sikillu [e]lkullaIts ritual: tarmuš-plant, imḫur-lîm-plant (and) sikillu-plant of Elkulla
38′iṣ pišri šammi Lamašti kukuru burāšu er[ēnu qanû ṭābu bīnu]Release the sorcery of Lamaštu, cut off the grain heaps, open the cedar groves!
39′maštakal uḫūlu qarnānû ṭābtu kibrī[tu 16 šammū ušburrudê]maštakal-soapwort, qarnānû-plant, ṭabtu-sulphur, kibritu, 16 šammu-plants
40′šiptu annītu šalāšīšu ana muḫḫi tamannū-m[a ...You recite this incantation over it and .
41′ina šamni tapaššassu-ma kišpīšu saḫrū ... ...You bind him with the earth, and the witchcraft will be undone
42′ul iṭeḫḫûšu amēlu šū ēl libbašu zaki ... ...(Sum) The one who does not heed (the command of) the lord, the one who is angry with him (Akk) He does not listen to the command of the gods, he does not obey them
43′šumma amēlu ina ēkalli lā maḫrāšuIf a wild bull is not great in the Ekallu
44′tuppu 63.KAM.ME ušburrudê kīma labiri [šaṭir bari]Tablet 63 of Ušburrudê. Written according to the original, collated.
45′ēkal Aššur-bāni-apli šarri rabû šarri dannu ...Ekkal Aššibaniapli Great king, mighty king
46′ša Nabû u Tašmētu rēma iršû-m[a ...Of Nabû and Tašmētu, merciful one, who loves ,
47′ṣurru šadlu ḫasissu palkû ... ...The šadlu-demon, the ḫasišu-disease, the palkû-death
48′ana širikti išruk ana taḫsisti tāmartīšu išṭur ibriHe turned to you, he turned to the side of you, his eye turned towards you,
49′qereb ēkallīšu ukīn tāki[lka ul ibâš Nabû]In the middle of his cella there is no rejoicing, Nabû does not rejoice

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