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CMAwR Text 7.7 (Q004208)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 7.7
IDQ004208
LanguageAkkadian
GenreIncantation-Ritual

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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7.7.1:1šumma amēlu ḫūṣ ḫīpi libbi irtanašši nullât[i]If a man has become frightened by ḫbūšu-disease (and) phlegm,
7.7.1:2libbašu ītammu pērti ḫarrāni eper uppattiMy heart trembles, my nose is swollen, my feet are bloated,
7.7.1:3ina mê taballal šina ṣalmī teppuš aḫa u aḫa inneddir[ū]You mix with water, you perform the balaŋ drum, (then) the other and the other will become confused
7.7.1:4ina naglabi ša ištēn kīam tašaṭṭarIn the threshing floor that is on the other side, you draw a circle
7.7.1:5e[ṭṭ]ēru munnarbu lā mukillu ill[at]īšuThe ēru-demon, the savage, the one who kills his enemies
7.7.1:6ina naglabi ša šanê kīam tašaṭṭarIn the threshing floor of heaven, like a šaṭbar stone
7.7.1:7ikkillu šassāʾu lā ...they have gathered, the grass not
7.7.1:8arkīšu šumšunu tanambīšunūti(As for) the one who removes my inscription,
7.7.1:9līša (([š]a)) qēm kibti ((u)) ((ša)) qēm GU₂.NIDAMay it be ((for him)) a hand of reed and a horn of oxen.
7.7.1:10ina zumur amēli tukappar-ma ṣalam teppuš-[ma]You put (them) in the flesh of a wild bull and you perform a ṣalam ritual.
7.7.1:11ina idīšunu kilallān tušarkabšu-[ma]You bind him on the riverbank, and
7.7.1:12qaqqadāti kilallān imitta u šumēla tusaḫḫ[a]r-maYou recite the incantation “Kilallānu, Ištar, and Šimēla,’
7.7.1:13(([ina qidd]at ūmi lāma Šamaš irtabi)) ina ṭēḫ dūri((On the day that Šamaš enters,)) on the day of the moon's disappearance
7.7.1:14ašar šēpu parsat qaqqara tašabbiṭ mê ellūti tasallaḫYou have poured pure water over the ground, you have strewn pure water.
7.7.1:15paṭīra tukān ina muḫḫi paṭīri suluppīIf he has a neck, on top of that neck, a šuluppu-bowl
7.7.1:16sasqâ tasarraq nignak burāši tašakkanYou sweep the ground. You set up a censer of burāšu-juniper.
7.7.1:17šikara tanaqqi ṣalmī šunūti tanaššī-maYou pour a libation bowl, you take away my handiwork
7.7.1:18(([ana])) maḫar Šamaš kīam taqabbiYou speak as follows to the exalted one, Šamaš:
7.7.1:19EN₂ Šamaš šar šamê u erṣeti dayyān ili amēli att[ā-ma]Incantation: O Šamaš, king of heaven and earth, you are the judge of the gods of the land
7.7.1:20ana nīš qātīya qūlam-ma a[l]aktī li[mad]To the one who holds my hand, shout out, so that the alû-demon knows (it).
7.7.1:21nullâti ḫūṣ ḫīpi libbiNullâtu-plant, ḫubu-plant of the heart,
7.7.1:22ḫattu pirittu ša ina zumrīya šīrīya šerʾānī[ya]The evil spittle that is in my body, my flesh, my limbs
7.7.1:23ātanamdaru aptanallaḫu
7.7.1:24Šamaš ina maḫrīka annû innânni annû imaḫḫaranniŠamaš, before you these are mine, these are my enemies,
7.7.1:25ana ṣalam eṭṭēri paqid ana ereb šamši ṭarid ina zumrīya nasiḫI have been appointed to the yoke of the young man. You have been entrusted to the interior of heaven, you have been bound to my body.
7.7.1:26annâ taqabbī-ma sebet akalīYou speak this, and the seven food offerings
7.7.1:27ina pitilti tašakkak ina kišādīšu tallalYou place (them) in a reed basket, (then) you wrap (the mixture) around his neck.
7.7.1:28pān ṣalam līši mūṣa ša libbi urullātīšuMay the mouth of the šalammu-priestess be open, may the heart of his life be at ease
7.7.1:29tapaššaš ṣuprē <šēpīšu> pērētīšu“He is the one who scatters the scepter of the womb,
7.7.1:30kilattīn ina ṣubāti ṣalmi tarakkas ina kišād ṣalam līši tallalYou set up a ritual assemblage in the ṣubātu-vessel (and) a censer. In the netherworld, may the cypress grow tall.
7.7.1:31ina bīʾe ša dūri tušerrebšunūti ana ereb šamšiYou enter into the interior of heaven
7.7.1:32pānīšunu tašakkan bīʾa tepeḫḫiYou set up a censer for them.
7.7.1:33uḫūlī ((qarnānâti)) paʾṣāti((floods)) of the open country
7.7.1:34kīma zidubdubbî ana bīʾe tattanaddiLike a šudubdubbû-stone you add (it) to the house.
7.7.1:35amēlu šū qātīšu ina mê nāri u gaṣṣi imessi riksa tapaṭṭar-maI have tied a knot on that man’s hand with water, sulphur, and gas.
7.7.1:36ana bītīšu iššer ana arkīšu lā ippallasHe goes up to his house, he does not go down to the underworld.
7.7.1:37mašmaššu adi Šamaš napāḫi ana bīt marṣi lā irr[ub]The exorcist until Šamaš will not enter into the house of the marsh
7.7.1:38[šumma amēlu ḫ]uṣṣu ḫīpi libbi irtanašši zēr ašliIf a man has become frightened, he is angry with his heart,
7.7.1:39šumma KIMIN zēr azallî [im]ḫur-līm ina šikar[i i]na šamni ...If ditto, he is surrounded by a mole of azallû-plant in the street, on the ground .
7.7.1:40šumma KIMIN imḫur-līm zēr bīni ina šikari ...If ditto, ‘heals-a-thousand’-plant is sweet, my body in the scepter .
7.7.1:41šumma KIMIN kazalla imḫur-līm ḫašê ...If ditto: kazallu-plant, imḫur-lî-plant (and) ... .
7.7.1:42zēr ēri urnê {u₂}[... ...angry, frightened, ... ,
7.7.1:43sebet šammī annûti balu patān ...Seventy-seven of these are released ...
7.7.1:44šumma KIMIN šumuttu i[na ...If ditto, ghost in ...
7.7.1:45šumma KIMIN uppatta timbutti eqli eper ašamšū[ti ...If ditto, sulphur, tallow, ēru-stone (and) earth, the sap of my hands .
7.7.1:46amēlāna eṣemti amēlūti {u₂}[... ...“Lord of the four quarters (of the world) ... weeds
7.7.1:47šumma amēlu ḫuṣṣa ḫīpi libbi irtanašši m[inâtūšu ittanašpakā]If a man has been seized by a ḫušša-disease (and) a stroke of the heart, his limbs have become swollen
7.7.1:48lišānšu ittenenbiṭ lišānšu una[ššak]May he be reconciled with him, may he become pacified with him
7.7.1:49uznāšu išaggumā qātāšu išammamāšu b[irkāšu kimṣāšu]his limbs are swollen, his hands are weary, his body is cold
7.7.1:50ikassasāšu rēš libbīšu ittan[azqar](who) has made his heart tremble, has caused his heart to be frightened
7.7.1:51ana sinništi alāki muṭṭu ḫurbāšu imtanaqqussu i[kabbir ibaḫḫu](who) has poured out a libation bowl for a woman, has smeared her cheeks, has broken off, and has seized her
7.7.1:52ruʾta ina pîšu ittanadd[i ...(who) has poured a libation bowl into his mouth
7.7.1:53amēlu šū ina akali šūkul ina šikari šaqi ina šamni pa[šiš ...(Sum) The one who eats bread, the one who drinks beer in the šāgu-vessel (Akk) I have eaten bread, I have drink[ed] beer in a tavern
7.7.1:54ana bulluṭīšu tarmuš imḫur-līm [imḫur-ešrā] maš[takal]To cure it: tarmuš-plant, ḫurlīm-plant (and) ešra-plant.
7.7.1:55sikilla erkulla im[buʾ tâmti lapa]t arma[nni]sikilla-plant, erkulla-plant: water from the lapa of my army.
7.7.1:56[zēr] ḫuluppi u[rnê ḫaš]ê šibburr[ata]sweet ḫuluppi-plant, urnû-plant (and) šibburratu-plant
7.7.1:57nuḫurta {u₂}[...] ... ḫašḫūr ap[i]nuḫurta-plant
7.7.1:58[...] ... [...]šunu tubbal taḫaššal tan[appi]... ... you mix ... together, you pour out a libation bowl
7.7.1:59... ... ina šēri balu patā[n]... ... with balû-flour
7.7.1:60[tašaqqīš]u tušakkalšu ina kappi iṣṣūri tušaprāšu-ma arkīš[u]You burn him, you crush him with a mortar, you stir it, and then he will recover.
7.7.1:61[...] ... qalûti ina [k]arāni ṣaḫti išattī-[ma]... ... my hands in the scepter of the netherworld, he is angry with me
7.7.1:62... tanaddi ina bubbuli turammakšu-ma iballuṭ[You pound ...], you put it on as a bandage, then he will recover.
7.7.1:63pizallurāti ritkubāti ša ṣēri teleqqē-ma tubbal-ma ina burāšiYou take the ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic of the šūmu-demon, you scatter it, and you put it in a bowl.
7.7.1:64eṣemti amēlūti labirti ina uḫūli qarnānî tuqatt[ar]You strew ešbemtu-plant (and) alum in a censer of wool.
7.7.1:65kurkanâ atāʾiša ina uḫūli qarnānî tuqatt[ar]You sprinkle kurkanû-plant and atāʾišu-plant on a piece of wool.
7.7.1:66kibrīta ṣurāra iṣṣūr-ḫurri zikara ina uḫūli qarnānî tuqatt[ar]You sprinkle šurû-plant (and) ‘cutting-of-the-throat’-plant on a piece of wool.
7.7.1:67ḫabbūr titti kamūn bīni ina [...]“Fear of my house is present in ...,
7.7.1:68kibrīta atāʾiša ina [...]You are the kibrittu of Atāšu in
7.7.1:69[mur]ussu ul itâr-ma ul isanniqšu šaḫluqtu ul iṭeḫḫē[šu]his illness will not come near him, it will not approach him, the curse will not reach him
7.7.1:70EN₂ pa-ti pa-ti-ti pa-ta-kar pa-ta-karIncantation: “Path, path, [pa]th, p[ath],
7.7.1:71ḫa-ti-ib ḫa-ti-ib TU₆ EN₂“Ha! Ḫatib! Ha! Incantation-formula.
7.7.1:72⸢KA⸣.INIM.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.KAMIt is the wording of a spell for undoing witchcraft
7.7.1:73[DU₃.DU₃.BI ...]{mušen} taṭabbaḫ [dāmš]u ina pursīti tamaḫḫar[Its ritual: ...] you smear a sulphur (on him), you scatter it on a cloth,
7.7.1:74šipta sebîšu ana libbi tamannū-ma [amē]lu šū ūmišamma iptaššašYou recite the incantation seven times into it, then that wild bull will die, and then he will recover.
7.7.1:75ša ītanamdaru lā ikaššassuwho constantly seeks out evil against him
7.7.1:76[x x x x x x x x (x)] x ud x x ...... ...

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