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Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Texts 7.6.1-5
IDQ004450
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
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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7.6.1:1kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.1:2nakra aqalli nakra adâkiNakra, aqallu-stone, Nakra of Adâ,
7.6.1:3kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.1:4nakra ušamqat ana Girra apaqqidI have strewn a stone, I have presented it to Girra,
7.6.1:5u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.1:6ūm zikurudêya ana zikurudêšu utārMy ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic has been turned into his (own) {geš}tu-magic
7.6.1:7inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.1:8ina amāt Ea u Marduk TU₆ EN₂In the mother’s house, Ea and Marduk. Incantation formula.
7.6.1:9KA.INIM.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.KAMWording (of an incantation) to undo witchcraft.
7.6.1:9CKA.INIM.MA šummu amēlu eli bēl d[abābīšu ...Wording (of an incantation) for the case that a man, over the lord of the Abzu
7.6.1:9D[KA.INIM.MA] zikurudâ ana ēpiši turri[Wording (of an incantation)] to undo witchcraft:
7.6.2:1′[x-x] x ...
7.6.2:2′[x] x ...
7.6.2:3′[KA].INIM.⸢MA⸣ ...Incantation formula:
7.6.2:4′⸢EN₂⸣ an-⸢ni-tu₂⸣ x-[šu] ⸢ŠID⸣-[nu ...Incantation: “Anitu-demon, his ... ešudu-disease
7.6.2:5′[(x)] x ti-nu-⸢ra⸣ tara-kas₂ NIG₂.⸢NA {šim⸣}LI [GIN-an ...You set up a censer of juniper.
7.6.2:6′⸢ZI₃⸣ GU₂.NIG₂.⸢ḪAR⸣.RA ... GU₂.[...]ēšû-plant, kukuru-plant (a kind of juniper)
7.6.2:7′[(x)] ⸢šap⸣-li ⸢ṣu⸣-ba-ti ... ...šap-eli, bubāti,
7.6.2:8′⸢NU⸣ kaš-ša₂-pi ⸢u₃ NU kaš-šap-ti⸣ [...] x ...The ešunû-house, the brewery, the brewer’s house, ... ...
7.6.2:9′⸢ta⸣-za-qap₂ ... kaš-šap-[ti ...] x a ...eta-e-zaqap beer ...
7.6.2:10′kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.2:11′kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.2:12′u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.2:13′inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.2:14′KA.INIM.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.KAMWording (of an incantation) to undo witchcraft.
7.6.2:15′⸢DU₃⸣.DU₃.BI šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūri š[a] kaššāpi u kaššāpti teppušIts ritual: You perform ‘wine-of-the-mouth’ magic against a male and a female kid.
7.6.2:16′[š]umšunu i[na nagl]ab šumēlīšunu tašaṭṭar [ana ma]ḫar Šamaš tadânšunūtiYou are adjured by the god Šamaš in the assembly of the people.
7.6.2:17′... x [x] ... ... x ⸢nu⸣ tuš-ken... you sit down.
7.6.2:20′... ... ⸢nis⸣-ḫu maḫ-ru-ugreat ēšû-plant
7.6.2:21′... x ... x
7.6.3:1′... x ...
7.6.3:2′... miris dišpi ḫi]mēti šikaru ... ...miris, ḫimti, šikaru-plant
7.6.3:3′... ... ḫulālu ZA.[... ...... a reed bundle ...
7.6.3:4′... paṭīra ana maḫar Šamaš ... ...(Sum) ... is swollen, in front of Šamaš ... (Akk) To the great ...
7.6.3:5′... ...]mī-ma sasqê ... ...... and the sasqû-disease
7.6.3:6′... ... tašakkan nignak burā[ši ...you set up a censer of burāšu-juniper
7.6.3:7′... ina maḫar] Šamaš tušzāssu-ma ... ...... you sit before Šamaš and ...
7.6.3:8′... ta]rmuš ina pîšu imḫur-ešrā ina šumēlī[šu siris ina imnīšu (...)]... tarmuš-plant in his mouth, imḫur-ešra-plant on his head, iris on his foot
7.6.3:9′[šina ṣalmī lī]ši lipî iškūri ... ...Whose wrath, fear, anger, ... ,
7.6.3:10′... ...]-ma ina imnīšu inaššīšu[nūti ...... ... and in the future, at any time
7.6.3:11′[ta]-⸢ka⸣-as-su [...] ... [...] ⸢KEŠ₂⸣You bind him ... ... the knot
7.6.3:12′... ...]-šu₂-nu-⸢ti⸣ [...] ina KI-⸢šu₂⸣... ... in his place
7.6.3:13′... ⸢NU⸣.MEŠ [šu₂-nu]-tithose ešnutu-vessels
7.6.3:14′... x ⸢UR₅⸣.GIM DU₁₁.GAhe speaks ēšu-juniper
7.6.3:15′[EN₂ ... dayyān ili u amēli attā-maIncantation: “You are the judge of the gods and goddesses,
7.6.3:16′... Girr]a liqmūšunūti kaššāptu... may Girra burn me with beer
7.6.3:17′... l]ibbalki[tū]-ma lissû AL.TIL... may they absolve, and may they be released. Completed.
7.6.3:18′... ana maḫar Šamaš tukān ši[ptu annīt]u ana libbi tanaddiyou are able to stand before Šamaš, you add this šiptu-disease into it
7.6.3:19′... ta]šarrap sebîšu u sebîšu mê tanaqqiyou strew , you pour water over his seven and seven ...
7.6.3:20′... t]ašarrap [k]īma mê ...... you scatter ..., water ...
7.6.3:21′... x ...
7.6.3:22′′[... k]aššāptu ša Kurnug[î ...... the kazaptu-song of the Nugig ...
7.6.3:23′′KA.⸢INIM⸣.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.[KAM]It is the wording of a lifted-hand prayer.
7.6.3:24′′[KID₃].KID₃.BI diqār paḫāri lā ṣarpa teleqqeIts ritual: You take a diqāru-vessel (and) a ṣarpu-bead without bread.
7.6.3:25′′ittâ ... ina libbi tanaddi ina maḫar Šamaš tukān nignak burāši tašakkanYou put ... in it. You stand before Šamaš, you set up a censer of burāši-juniper.
7.6.3:26′′šikara tanaqqi šina ṣalmī erēni šina ṣalmī bīniYou libate šikara-flour, a reed bundle of cedar, an ēnu bundle of cypress,
7.6.3:27′′[šina ṣalmī l]īši šina ṣalmī ṭīdi šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūri šina ṣalmī itt[ê]“May my (own) šalmu-disease not come near me, may my('s) transgressions not come close to me—may my transgressors not approach me! May my transgression go against me!
7.6.3:28′′[šina ṣalmī k]upsi EN₂ lemnat kaššāptu tamannuYou recite the incantation, “Evil witch, witchcraft,
7.6.3:29′′[kīma t]amtanû ṣalmī šunūti ana libbi diqāri tanaddiYou pour a libation bowl into it like a bath.
7.6.3:30′′[ina ḫuṣāb] ēri tadakkīšunūti ēma tamtanûIn the ḫušbû-vessel of the house you have smashed them, when you have set them up,
7.6.3:31′′[kiš]āda taḫappi mašakša tašarraṭYou take away the taḫappu-plant, you scatter the mašvakku-plant
7.6.3:32′′[...]ša [t]amallaḫ ēpištī muštēpištī libbakunu ina mê unāḫ... your ..., the one who provides for the deeds (and) the incantation(s) of your heart with water from the well
7.6.3:33′′[taqabbi ina nā]ri tanaddi EN₂ šadû litēʾkunūši tamannuYou say (this) in the morning. You recite the incantation “May the heavens be at your disposal!'
7.6.3:34′′[...] šummu ina burê šummu ina bīt m[u]sâti teqebber... If in a well, if in an open country, you recite
7.6.3:35′′kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.3:36′′kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.3:37′′u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.3:38′′inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.4:1kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.4:2kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.4:3u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.4:4inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.4:5KA.INIM.MA šummu amēlu eli bēl d[abābīšu ...Wording (of an incantation) for the case that a man, over the lord of the Abzu
7.6.4:6KID₃.KID₃.BI šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūri ša kaššāpi u kašš[āpti teppuš]Its ritual: You perform šunû-disease, lipitu-death (and) ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic against me.
7.6.4:7ṣilli gišimmari ana muḫḫīšunu tur[a]tta idīšunu ana a[rk]īšunu [takassi]You pour a libation bowl of juniper on top of it, you recite the incantation three times over it.
7.6.4:8šumšunu ina naglab šumēlīšunu tašaṭṭar ana maḫar Š[ama]š [tadânšunūti]You are adjured by the gods in the assembly of the people, you give them over to the great gods.
7.6.4:9šiptu annītu sebîšu ana muḫḫīšunu tam[an]nu libittu ... ...This šiptu-demon, its third one, on top of them, you are adjured ... ...
7.6.4:10ina ... šunu tasaḫḫapšunūti ina ṭīd pê bābšu[nu tepeḫḫi]You wash your hands with ... oil, you sweep their mouth with the water of the well
7.6.4:11i[na] kunukki bābšunu takannak šēra muṣlāla u šimē[tān ...In the kunukku-vessel of the well, you set up a šūra-bowl, a lamentation singer, and a dream .
7.6.4:12ina m[u]ḫḫīšunu tašarrap ... ...You crush in ghee
7.6.4:13[šumm]u U₄ 3.KAM šummu ... ...If on the 3rd day if ...
7.6.4:14[...] ... ...
7.6.4:15[...] šuātu tepettē-ma šummu ina burê [šummu ina bīt musâti]... you perform that ..., and if in a well, if at a house of snakes
7.6.4:16[tet]emmer-ma ... ...You recite and ... ...
7.6.4:17[šumma amēlu ki]špī maʾdū[ti epšūšum-ma ...If witchcraft has been performed against me, if
7.6.4:18[x x] x ...
7.6.4:19′[...] ⸢uš ri⸣ ... ...... weeping ...
7.6.4:20′[...] e-ta-ba i-ba-a-bi Šamaš šipṭīka tuštešš[er](Sum) ..., what is it that is missing? (Akk) What is missing, Šamaš, you have left the šiptu prayer
7.6.4:21′[...] ... lemna ša tezerru ay (a)mūt mūtu lemnu ša lā šīmtīy[a]... ... evil ... may I not die of an evil night that is not my life!
7.6.4:22′Šamaš ētebib azzaku maḫarkaŠamaš, I have risen up for you, I am standing before you,
7.6.4:23′maḫar Šamaš sebîšu tušadbabšu-ma sebîšu itti ṣalam zikari sebîšu itti ṣalam sinništiThe exalted one, Šamaš, you speak to him seven times and seven times with the balam of the šangû-priestess, seven times [with] the intercession of the woman.
7.6.4:24′sissiktašu tabattaq egubbâ tukān ana libbi egubbê šuāt[u]You remove his hem (and) you place it inside that scepter.
7.6.4:25′bīnu maštakal qan-šalāli imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrāmaštakal-soapwort, qanšalāli-plant, burlu-plant
7.6.4:26′šakirû atāʾišu imbuʾ tâmti ana libbi tanaddī-ma ina kakkabī tušbātThe šakirû-plant, atā’išu-plant (and) ‘heals-a-thousand'-plant you add into it, and then you sit in the kakkabi-vessel.
7.6.4:27′turammakšu atbāru kibrītu ruʾtītuI have slain him, I have cut off my limbs, my neck, my legs
7.6.4:28′ana pēnti ašāgi tanaddī-ma išêr-ma irammuk-ma iballu[ṭ]You add to the opening of the reed-bed, and then he will get up and recover.
7.6.4:29′en₂ e₂-nu-ru abzu ḫa-lam-ma al-e₃Incantation: “Enuru of the Abzu is coming forth in joy!
7.6.4:30′nisḫu sebû gabari lēʾinishbu-bread made with sebû-flour, roasted meat
7.6.4:31′kīma labirīšu šaṭir bar[i]Like a labiru-demon, a šaṭir-disease has seized my body
7.6.4:32′tuppi Abu-erība mašmaš AššurTablet of Abu-eriba, exorcist of Assyria
7.6.4:33′mār Bābu-šumu-ibni zabardabbê Ešarr[a]Bābu-šumu-ibni, the zabardabbû-priest of the king
7.6.5:1kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.5:2nakra aqalli nakra adâkiNakra, aqallu-stone, Nakra of Adâ,
7.6.5:3kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.5:4nakra ušamqat ana Girra apaqqidI have strewn a stone, I have presented it to Girra,
7.6.5:5u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.5:6ūm zikurudêya ana zikurudêšu utārMy ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic has been turned into his (own) {geš}tu-magic
7.6.5:7inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.5:8[KA.INIM.MA] zikurudâ ana ēpiši turri[Wording (of an incantation)] to undo witchcraft:
7.6.5:9[DU₃.DU₃.BI ina maḫar Šamaš nign]ak burāši tašakkan šikara tanaqqi šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūriIts ritual: In the presence of Šamaš, you set up a censer of burāši-juniper. You pour out a libation bowl.
7.6.5:10[šina ṣalmī kupsi šina ṣalmī ittê tepp]uš šumšunu ina naglab šumēlīšunu tašaṭṭarYou perform šalmu-plant (and) kupsu-aromatic (as a ritual assemblage) against a man. You bind that man with a thornbush of their flesh.
7.6.5:11[ṣilli gišimmari ana muḫḫīšunu tere]tti qātīšunu u šēpīšunu ana arkīšunu takassiYou set up a basket of date palms on top of them, a terēttu-bowl over them, and a bowl over them.
7.6.5:12... ...-ma EN₂ Šamaš annûtu ṣalmū ēpišīya tamannū-ma... and you recite this incantation, “Šamaš, these are the signs of my work,’
7.6.5:13... ⸢SIG₄⸣ tasarraq ṣalmī šunūtiyou scatter ēšû-tree (and) sulphur,
7.6.5:14... tasaḫḫapš]unūti ina ṭīd pê bābšunu tepeḫḫiyou scatter (them) on a reed mat, you sweep the ground,
7.6.5:15[ina kunuk ... bābšun]u tabarram šēra muṣlāla u šimētānWith the seal of , you set up a censer of juniper, muslalû-plant, and šimēta-plant.
7.6.5:16... ... ... marṣa mīs pî teppuš... ... you perform (the ritual) with water of the mouth
7.6.5:17... ...]-⸢ak⸣-x-šu-⸢ma LU₂⸣ BI ⸢tuš⸣-ba-aʾ-šu(If) ... ... and that man sits down
7.6.5:18... ⸢LU₂ BI⸣ [x]-tik GIM ŠID-[u]that man ... like a snake
7.6.5:19... x ⸢du⸣ E₂ [x-(x)]... edu-house
7.6.5:20... ... [x-x]
7.6.5:20′[ēkal Aššur-bāni-apli šar kiššati šar Māt-Aššur]I am Assurbanipal, king of the world, lord of the land
7.6.5:21′[ša ana Aššu]r u Mulliltu takluwho is tied to Ashur and Mullil
7.6.5:22′[ša Nabû u Tašmētu rēma i]ršû-ma tupšarrūtu nisiqšunOf Nabû and Tašmētu, merciful one, who loves scribal art, perfect one
7.6.5:23′[ana širikti i]šrukūš ana tāmarti šitassîšuI turn to you, O lord, in order to see his face
7.6.5:24′[qereb] ēkallīšu ukīn mannu ša itabbalu u šumšu kīma šumīyaIn the middle of his cella, who is it that you are? And his name is as my name
7.6.5:25′[išaṭṭaru Aššur u Mu]lliltu aggiš ezziš liskipūšu-ma šumšu zēršu ina mātiMay Ašaṭtbaru, Assur, and Mulliltu, the aggišu-priestess, and the angry man in the land
7.6.5:26′[liḫalliqū tākilka] ul ibâš šar ilī AššurMay it be dispersed, but there is no king of the gods, the Assyrian
7.6.6:1šumma amēlu bēl lemuttīšu ana l[ā ṭeḫ]êšuIf a man, his evil lord, is seated on top of him
7.6.6:2u šū elīšu šuzuzzi ili šarri kabti rubêAnd he who surpasses you, may god, king, powerful, prince
7.6.6:3amāt iqabbû ana šemê eli muʾirri(who) says “I want to go up to the heavens,
7.6.6:4u nanzāzi u bāb ēkalli [ana] ṭubbiand nanza-offerings and offerings for the ēkallu-festival
7.6.6:5atmûšu u šū kīma abi āl[idīšu u umm]i ālittīšuHis word and his hand are like that of a father, his counsellor, and my mother, his helper
7.6.6:6ina maḫar ili šarri kabti u rubê ((tīri u na[nzā]zi)) rēma šuršêIn the presence of the gods, kings, nobles, and princes ((life and prosperity)), merciful one,
7.6.6:7āmiršu ana amārīšu ḫadê [ina] ēkallīšu šalmiš(who) has turned his attention to his mother, has sinned against him in his temple
7.6.6:8ana atalluki ṣummir[āt libbīš]u ana ṣebêTo you, my heart, to the heavens
7.6.6:9ernettašu ana kašād(i) nindabêšu ana râmiHis ernašu-plant for beer, his nindabê-bread for wine
7.6.6:10((u)) bēl amātīšu ana zīr[i an]a šakānim-ma((and)) the lord of his mother's womb to heaven, to earth
7.6.6:11liqbī-ma likšud ēm[a iqa]bbû lū [mag]irMay he say to me, and may he prosper. Whatever he says, may it be favourable.
7.6.6:12ellūssu [l]ū ubbib[at] ḫiṭâtūšu ana kuppurimay his purification be a robbery, his sin be turned into a crime!
7.6.6:13šunātīšu an[a] dummuqiHis offspring for good fortune
7.6.6:14DU₃.DU₃.BI ((ina)) maḫar Šamaš ḫulpaq[qa] tukānIts ritual: You bind a ḫulpaqqu-vessel ((in)) the great shrine of Šamaš
7.6.6:15qanê qalpūti ina muḫḫi taparrik šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmīYou set up a qanû-bowl on top of it. Release my guilt, release my guilt!
7.6.6:16iškūri šina ṣalmī kupsi šina ṣalmī ittê“It has been poured, my hands have been bound, my feet have been tied,
7.6.6:17ina muḫḫi ḫulpaqqa takassi paṭīra tarakkasOn top of a ḫulpaqqu-vessel you set up a censer.
7.6.6:18suluppī sasqê tasarraq mirisYou strew a sasqû-vessel, you scatter mirsu-plant,
7.6.6:19šamni dišpi ḫimēti tašakkan niqâYou set up a libation vessel for the demon Pi.
7.6.6:20ella tanaqqi imitta ḫimṣa u šumêYou libate pure water, the middle of the river and the river
7.6.6:21tuṭaḫḫa šizba šikara karāna tanaqqiYou libate fig-beer, tamarisk (and) šangû-flour.
7.6.6:22arkīšu gizillâ ina išāt kibrīti taqâd-maAfter that, you strew a reed-bed in the kibrītu-vessel
7.6.6:23ina ḫulpaqqi tanaddi napṭa tasallaḫšunūtiYou sprinkle a naptu-vessel with ḫulpaqqu-soapwort, you anoint him repeatedly (with the mixture).
7.6.6:24amēlu šū ireqqam-ma kīam taqabbiI, that man, turn around and you speak as follows:
7.6.6:25kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.6:26nakra aqalli nakra adâkiNakra, aqallu-stone, Nakra of Adâ,
7.6.6:27kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.6:28nakra ušamqat ana Girra apaqqidI have strewn a stone, I have presented it to Girra,
7.6.6:29u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.6:30ūm zikurudêya ana zikurudêšu utārMy ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic has been turned into his (own) {geš}tu-magic
7.6.6:31inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.6:32ina amāt Ea u Marduk TU₆ EN₂In the mother’s house, Ea and Marduk. Incantation formula.
7.6.6:33[šipta] tamannū-ma kibrīta ana libbi ḫulpaqqaYou recite the incantation, and a kibrītu-prayer into the ḫulpaqqa-vessel
7.6.6:34[tatta]naddi kīma išāt qanê ittū<ḫu> ina mê nāriYou are adjured like a wild cow with water of the river.
7.6.6:35tu[n]āḫšunūti arkīšu ṣalam bēl amātīšuYou are adjured, O lord of the netherworld,
7.6.6:36ša ṭīd kullati teppuš idīšu ana arkīš[u] tutā[r]Whom you have performed against the cult daises, whose strength has been turned back to its place
7.6.6:37ina kunuk šubî u šadânu pâ[šu ta]k[annak]You seal his mouth with a seal of šubû-stone and alabaster.
7.6.6:38ana maḫar Šamaš tadânšu qātīšu ana muḫḫi [imessi]Before Šamaš you have given him, his hand against it
7.6.6:39šiptu annītu šalāšīšu ana muḫḫi [imannu]This sorcery, his well-being, he recites over it
7.6.6:40EN₂ ṣalam bēl amātīya attā-ma id[īka aksi]Incantation: You are the lord of my mother-in-law, the one who gave birth to me.
7.6.6:41[i]na rēš libbīka (ḫ)umāmātu uša[škin]At the beginning of your heart a famine has occurred
7.6.6:42[a]ṣbat pâka ana lā qabê lemuttīya ina kunukI have seized your face, in order not to speak evil against me, with a seal
7.6.6:43šubî u šadâni aktanak šaptīkaThe šubû-demon and his (own) nemesis I have performed against you,
7.6.6:44[ana l]ā šūlê ša šumīya Asalluḫi mašmaš ilīAsalluḫi, exorcist of the gods,
7.6.6:45[kaš]ād bēl amātīya kullimanni dalīlīka ludlulBeer of the lord of my mother, purify me, I will sing your praises!
7.6.6:46⸢ka⸣ {d}en-ki silim-ma-a ipšu ša pī Ea lišlim TU₆ ⸢EN₂⸣May your temple, O Enki, be well! May the sorcery of the mouth of Ea go well!” Incantation formula.
7.6.6:47annâ taqabbī-ma ṣalma šuātu tanaššī-ma ana ḫulp[aqqi]You say this, and then you take it away, then you pour it into a jug
7.6.6:48[ta]naddi arkīšu karpat billati lā ṣar[ipta]You smear it on his head, you scatter the billatu-disease (and) the ṣariptu-illness
7.6.6:49[te]ḫeppī-ma ⸢EN₂⸣ al[īta ḫabt]at [ana muḫḫ]iYou recite the incantation “I have been seized, I have been carried off to the top of the top
7.6.6:50[šalāšī]šu taqabbī-ma e[l]i bēl amātī[šu ...]You speak of his well-being, and above his mother the lord of his family
7.6.6:51EN₂ alīta ḫabtat alīt[a ḫabtat]Incantation: “Alas, fright, alas!
7.6.6:52alīta kīma munnabti ul t[a ...]From the city, like a woman, you do not ...
7.6.6:53alteqēši-ma attadinši ana šar il[ī]I have taken it and given it to the king of the gods
7.6.6:54attā-ma šar ilī tinūruYou are the king of the gods of Tinu
7.6.6:55alīta ša apqi[dakk]aI have entrusted you to the foreign land
7.6.6:56lū lillu rēṣī[š]umay it be a lillu-demon, its head
7.6.6:57lū suḫḫā ubānātūšu
7.6.6:58nišḫu liṣbassi-ma ḫiṭâ[t libb]īyaMay my heart be pacified to prayer,
7.6.6:59ina nišḫi ... [...] EN₂In the morning ... ... incantation.
7.6.6:60kīma annâ tētepšuLike this you perform (the ritual)
7.6.6:61bēl amātīka arḫiš ikaššadlord of your mother-in-law, merciful one, who binds
7.6.6:62kī pī [lē]ʾi Akkadeaccording to the wording of a sealed document of Akkad
7.6.6:63gabari Ninua šaṭir bariCopy of Ninua, šaṭir bari
7.6.6:64ana ṣabāt epēši Kiṣir-NabûTo make Kiṣir-Nabû's work
7.6.6:65ša ana [N]abû u Tašmētu [t]akluwho is devoted to Nabû and Tašmetu
7.6.6:66mār Šamaš-ibni ma[šmaš] EšarraŠamaš-ibni, Esarhaddon
7.6.6:67mār Nabû-bēssunu m[ašmaš Eš]arraNabû-bēssunu, exorcist of Esharra
7.6.6:1*šina ṣalmī lipîsulphur, lipānu-stone
7.6.6:2*šina ṣalmī iškūriThe ‘hand-of-the-goddess’ of Iškūri
7.6.6:3*šina ṣalmī kupsia reed bundle of kupsu-flour
7.6.6:4*šina ṣalmī ittêthe ‘eyes of the storm’
7.6.6:5*ḫulpaqqu qanê qalpū[ti]ḫulpāqu-plant, qanê-plant
7.6.6:6*napṭa tasallaḫšunūtea meal of fig-beer
7.6.6:7*kibrī[tu ana] libbi ḫulpaqqi tanaddiYou pour kibrītu-sulphur inside a ḫulpaqqu-vessel
7.6.6:8*ina mê nāri tunāḫšunūtewith water of the spring
7.6.6:9*arkīšu ṣalam bēl dabābiAfter that, may the lord of the sceptre
7.6.6:10*ša ṭīd kullati teppuš idīšu ana arkīš[u tutār]Whom you have performed against the cult daises, whose strength has been turned back to its place
7.6.6:11*ina kunuk šubî šadânu pâšu tabarramWith the seal of Šubû, you open his mouth to speak,
7.6.6:12*qātīšu ana mu[ḫḫ]i imessihis hand against it he smashed
7.6.6:13*ṣalam bēl amātīya attā šalāšīšu tamannuYou are adjured by the lord of my mother-in-law, you recite (this).
7.6.6:14*ṣalma šuāti ina ḫulpaqqi tanaddiYou scatter my hand on a reed mat
7.6.6:15*arkīšu karpata lā ṣaripta(a kind of reed) that is not tanned
7.6.6:16*teḫeppī-ma alīta ḫabtatyou take away, and the city is ruined
7.6.6:17*šina ṣalmī ṭīdi šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškū[ri]a šūbalmu-plant, ṭibi-plant (and) a lipû-plant
7.6.6:18*šina ṣalmī ittê šina ṣalmī kupsi“My hands are bound, my feet are tied,
7.6.6:19*ina appi gizillî tašakkanYou place (it) before the torch.
7.6.6:20*ina libbi burzigalli inaššiFrom the burzigallu-vessel he will recover.
7.6.6:21*Girra bēlu gitmālu im[an]nuGirra, the perfect one, lies down
7.6.6:22*[x] x-x ... x ...
7.6.6:23*ina x [x] x ... xin ... ...
7.6.6:24*x-x-x-x ...
7.6.6:25*al-si-... ...I ...
7.6.6:26*šina ṣalmī ... ... ...The šamaš priestess
7.6.6:27*ana maḫar ... ...To the supreme ...
7.6.6:28*mê ellūti ... ...pure water [ ... ]
7.6.6:29*imessi ... ...(Sum) ... (Akk) Issi ...
7.6.6:30*attimannu [kaššā]ptuWhoever you are, bewitched
7.6.6:31*ina maḫar ... ...In the supreme ...
7.6.6:32*zis[u]rrâ tal[am]mīšunū[ti] ... ...‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic, slander, ...
7.6.6:33*ṣalam kaššāpi ... ...Turn back the money ...
7.6.6:34*x-x-x-x [x-x] x-šu₂ x-x-⸢na⸣-a... his ...
7.6.6:35*x [x-x] x-šu₂ TAG-ma ina IGI-šu₂... touches and in front of him
7.6.6:36*1 x-x SAG.DU ina SAG.⸢KI⸣-ša₂[If ...] the head in its lower part
7.6.6:37*lib₃-bi x-x-x ad ina ⸢ID₂⸣ ŠUBIts inside ... in the river ...
7.6.6:38*x-x-x SAG.DU-šu₂ ina ⸢KI⸣ MIN-mahis head in the temple ditto, and
7.6.6:39*iqebberhe smote
7.6.7:1šumma amēlu bēl lemutti ir(aš)ši libbašu šuʾdur ... ...If a man has been seized by an evil lord, his heart is troubled ... .
7.6.7:2amâtīšu imtanašši šanîš ṭēmšu ušta[nna ...(who) has given birth to his children, who has sinned against him,
7.6.7:3libbašu šapilšu ramānšu šupluḫšu nullâti libbaš[u ītammu ...May his heart, his mind, his body, his spirit (and) all of his heart be appeased
7.6.7:4ina mayyālīšu igdanallut šanîš iptanarrud ... ...(who) constantly trembles in his body, continually screams ... ,
7.6.7:5tību ittenebbīšu ina šunātīšu mītūti ītanammar ...(If) a river rises, in its depths a flood will be seen
7.6.7:6ina maḫar ili šarri kabti rubê ginâ šuškun-ma ... ... ina pī]In the presence of the gods, kings, nobles, princes, governors, and ... in the mouth
7.6.7:7ṣalmāt qaqqadi zīru šakinšu karṣīšu ikkalū-m[a ...(who) eats the head of a lion, his flesh and his intestines ,
7.6.7:8ṣītu sadra[ss]u išdiḫšu paris miqit ūri ina bītīšu ...(Sum) The šadrassu-demon has seized him (Akk) The lamentation priest has sinned against him (var.) the affliction of the wind in his house
7.6.7:9mārū mārātu ittanabšûšu ṣubbutū šaḫluqtu šattī[šam ...(who) has seized the land, who has slain the people,
7.6.7:10ina ēkalli ittanallak ul imaḫḫarūšu iqabbī-ma ul išem[mûšu]He keeps going around in the emckallu-vessel, he does not fear him, speaks, and does not hear him
7.6.7:11ubān lemutti arkīšu tarṣat amēlu šū qāt amēlūti e[līšu ibašši]The evil ubni-demon of the past is overtaken by the hand of the old woman.
7.6.7:12ina liqtīšu ṣalmūšu ina ḫurri igār iltāni peḫ[û]By his command, his radiance, by the roaring storm, the storm swept over me,
7.6.7:13ina akalī šūkul-ma [in]a šikari u karānī šaqi i[na šamni pašiš]You are smitten by the food offerings, you are covered with a cloth in the street and at the quay, it is released from the earth
7.6.7:14ēma illaku <ana> magāri eli ili šarri kabti u rubê [ana šuṭubbi]When I go up to the heavens above god, king, magnate and nobleman,
7.6.7:15nīš qātīšu ilšu ana maḫāri nindabêšu ana râmiHis hand, his god, before the great gods, his food before the goddesses
7.6.7:16ernettašu ana kašādi ina ēkallīšu šalmiš ana atalluki [(...)](Sum) The ernašu-demon, in order to defeat you, in the Ekallu-temple, (Akk) May the ernettu-disease be released for you, for you
7.6.7:17išdiḫšu ana šullumi eli bēl amātīšu <ana> uzuzzi(šu) ... [...](Sum) The one who smite(?) a šullum-demon (Akk) To the one who scatters a sinew above his mother, to his body
7.6.7:18ilšu kīma abi ālidīšu kīma ummi ālittīšu [rēma rašê]May his god be as pure as a father, may his goddess be as sweet as the mother of his goddess.
7.6.7:19mārī u mārāti rabûti [...]The land and the great land
7.6.7:20DU₃.DU₃.BI ina [mū]ši egubbâ tukān i[n]a libbi egubb[ê bīna]Its ritual: At the time of the gubbû-demon you have a censer, in the middle of that censum
7.6.7:21suḫušša qan-šalāli kaspa ḫurāṣa [p]ar[zilla] sāmta uqnâ [muššara]Suḫušu, qanšalāli, kaspa-disease, ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic, parzilla-plant, sâmta-plant (and) uqnaf-plant
7.6.7:22ašgigâ šupuḫra ana libbi tana[dd]i ina kakkabi tušbāt kasâ bappira sā[mta (...)]You pour ašgigû-plant (and) supuḫra-plant into it, you sit in the kakkabi-vessel, you libate beer, beer beer, sammta-beer
7.6.7:23ina paršīgi tarakkas ina rēšīš[u tašakkan] šaman ḫašūri dām ṣumlalî t[unattak]You place (them) in the reed-bed, at the head of the bed, you set up a šamānu-vessel of ḫašû-plant (and) sulphur.
7.6.7:24lām nam[āri] tetebbē-ma ašar [šēpu parsat]You are adjured by a fate, and I am the lord of the harvest.
7.6.7:25paṭīra ina maḫar Šamaš [tar]akkas 12 akalī kunāši ina muḫḫi pa[ṭīri tašakkan]You set up a censer in front of Šamaš. You place 12 akalu-vessels on top of the censure.
7.6.7:26nignak burāši tašakkan [...] ... immera tanaqqi šizba šikara karāna tan[aqqi merdīta]You set up a censer of burāšu-juniper. You libate ... in a vessel. You make a strewn-offering in the quay.
7.6.7:27tereddi zidubd[ubbâ tattan]addi šiddu kīma ša bārî tašaddad amēlu š[ū ...]You add ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic to the šiddu-bowl, like that of a lion, you make it rise. That of ...
7.6.7:28idīšu ana arkīš[u utār] paršīga qaqqassu tarakkas ēma [... kīam] t[aqabbi](who) has turned his mind back to the past (and) has recited the paršīgu-prayer to his head, when ... you say:
7.6.7:29en₂ e₂-nu-ru an-ŋi₆ a-na ⸢an⸣-gi-še bi-da-dim₂-mi-aIncantation: “The Enuru of heaven has been fashioned into Eanna-egiše.
7.6.7:30diŋir-re-e-ne šu-x ⸢ba⸣-an-⸢ḫul₂⸣-ḫul₂ ka-ne₂-eš-aThe intertwined chambers ...
7.6.7:31ba-an-ti-la-gim e-⸢bi⸣ x-x-(x) a ti-ti(Sum) The one who lives, the temple ... (Akk) Its temple ....
7.6.7:32iš-ti-im šeš-ti-im ti-il-la-bi za-la-⸢aḫ-ḫi⸣-[...](Sum) It is the year (of) the king, my lord. (Akk) The year (in which) I live, I am the one who makes (my) majesty shine
7.6.7:33enūma nēpeša annâ teppušu libtakkī-ma id[īšu ipaṭṭar]Now, may this ritual be performed against you, so that his blood will be released.
7.6.7:34tereqqam-ma šina ṣalmī kaššāpi u kaššāpti ša ṭīdi teppušYou are torn out, and you perform a ritual against me to undo witchcraft and sorcery
7.6.7:35nignak burāši ina maḫar ilī mušīti tasarraq šikara karāna tanaqqi ... [...]You place a censer of burāšu-juniper in the presence of the gods of the night, you pour a libation bowl of wine ...
7.6.7:36ittâ emma ana muḫḫīšunu tanaddi ina ḫaṭṭi ēri [tamaḫḫassunūti]“If he falls on top of it, in the middle of the night, I will be stricken with famine.
7.6.7:37šipta šalāšīšu ana muḫḫīšunu tamannu EN₂ kur₂-kur₂ bil-la kur₂-kur₂ ⸢in⸣-[na-ka (tamannu)]You recite the incantation “It is foreign, it is hostile, it has come out of the E'ina’.
7.6.7:38ṣubāssu išaḫḫaṭ-ma mê ina muḫḫi irammuk [...]Its horns are swollen, and water drips from it
7.6.7:39ṣubāta ebba iltabbaš nignakka gizillâ tušbāʾšu-ma ana bītī[šu iššir]You sit on a pure šuba stone, you set up a torch, and then he enters his house.
7.6.7:40ittīšu kīnāti ītammû Nisannu Ayyāru {iti}[...]With him, the earth shakes, Nisannu, Ayyacru
7.6.7:41kur₂-kur₂ bil₂ kur₂-kur₂ in-akhe made hostile, hostile,
7.6.7:42kur₂-kur₂ šub-ba {d}gibil₆ šub-ba-gimThe foreign lands of the earth, Gibil in the earth
7.6.7:43u₄ zi-ku₅-ru-da zi-ku₅-ru-da-a-ni gur-raThe storm that is to be cut off, his storm return.
7.6.7:44inim {d}en-ki {d}asal-lu₂-ḫi-me-enI am the word of Enki and Asalluḫ
7.6.7:45tuppi Bēl-ašarēd šamallî ṣeḫri ša tup[pa itabbalu]Tablet of Bel-ašarēd, scribe, keeper of the tablet.
7.6.7:46ina qātī Nabû ḫanṭiš [...]In the hand of Nabû, the lion

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