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Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Texts 7.10.1-2
IDQ004451
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
GenreIncantation-Ritual

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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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7.10.1.1:1′... ...
7.10.1.1:2′šumma amēlu rēš libbīšu ...If a man's head and heart
7.10.1.1:3′mimma ikkalu u išattû ... ...whatever he eats and the šattû-disease ... .
7.10.1.1:4′... nīš ilīšū ... ...the gods' lords
7.10.1.1:5′[ana eṭ]ērīšu {u₂}... ...To his servant ... ...
7.10.1.1:6′[...] ... ...
7.10.1.1:7′[atm]a ša muṣaʾʾirāni ar[qi ...I have sworn by the command of the gods ...
7.10.1.1:8′ḫašḫūr api ištēniš ta[sâk ...You recite the incantation three times
7.10.1.1:9′kal zumrīšu tapaš[šaš ...All of his body, his companions
7.10.1.1:10′šumma KIMIN tarmuš imḫur-l[īm ...If ditto, tarmuš-plant (and) imḫurlû-plant
7.10.1.1:11′ištēniš tasâk lū ina šikari lū ina ...You have strewn (them) together, either with a ritual assemblage, or with .
7.10.1.1:12′l[ā p]atān ištanatti ki[špū pašrū]Let the scepter of evil be released, the witchcraft will be undone.
7.10.1.1:13′šumma amē[lu qerb]ūšu ittananpaḫū rēš libbīšu uṣarr[apšu]If a wild bull's belly is constantly swollen, his heart is frightened
7.10.1.1:14′iras[s]u ikkalšu akalī u šikara muṭṭu amēlu [šū ḫašê maruṣ](who) has thirst, eats food, and drinks a libation bowl, amēclu-disease (and) ḫašû-illness
7.10.1.1:15′kišpī šūkul u šaqi ana bulluṭīšu tarmuš imḫur-lī[m]Witchcraft, magic, and spittle have been cast against him to cure him:
7.10.1.1:16′imḫur-ešrā tullal {giš}GAN.U₅ ardadillu“Imḫur-ešra, tullal-plant, kanû-tree, ardadillu-plant
7.10.1.1:17′šeššet šammī annûti ištēniš tasâk lū ina šikari lū ina karāniYou have strewn these plants with each other, either in a ritual assemblage or in an oven.
7.10.1.1:18′[lā] patān ištanatti {na₄}KU₃.BABBAR {na₄}KU₃.SI₂₂ {na₄}URUDU {na₄}AN.NAhe has not sinned, silver, gold, copper, tin
7.10.1.1:19′[i]na kišādīšu tašakkanyou place on his neck
7.10.1.1:20′′... x
7.10.1.1:21′′... amēlu šū k]ašip... Hand of a Seal
7.10.1.1:22′′... saḫl]êsaḫlû
7.10.1.1:23′′... lām š]ēpīšu... without wind
7.10.1.1:24′′[ana qaqqari iškunu ... zumuršuthey placed on the ground, [ ... ] his body
7.10.1.1:25′′... ...-m]a iballuṭ... and will recover.
7.10.1.1:26′′[šumma KIMIN ... ina ši]zib enzi taḫaššalIf ditto: ... in the womb of the enzi-demon, it will increase.
7.10.1.1:27′′... ... l]ām šēpīšu... ... may there be šepi-disease
7.10.1.1:28′′ana qaq[qari iškunu ... nap]šaltu KIMINthey placed on the ground ... life, ditto.
7.10.1.1:29′′šumma KIMIN {giš}... ... ... sikillaIf ditto: ... ... sikillu-plant
7.10.1.1:30′′ištēniš taḫaššal tanappi ina šikari išattī-ma napšaltu KIMINYou shave (and) bandage (his head), he drinks it in beer, and then ditto napšaltu-disease.
7.10.1.1:31′′... ana amēli lā ṭeḫê maštakal ḫašê... not to approach a man, maštakal-soapwort is plentiful
7.10.1.1:32′′... tan]addi ina kakkabi tušbāt lā patān išattī-mayou add ..., you sit in the kakkabi-vessel, he will not become ill, and
7.10.1.1:33′′... ... {na₄}AN.BAR {na₄}URUDU ina kišādīšu tašakkan-ma iballuṭyou put iron and copper around his neck, and then he will recover.
7.10.1.1:34′′⸢EN₂⸣ pa-ti pa-ti-ti pa-ta-kar pa-ta-karIncantation: “Open my mouth, open my mouth! Open my lips! Open (my mouth), open (my lips)!
7.10.1.1:35′′ḫa-ti-ib ḫa-ti-ib TU₆ EN₂“Ha! Ḫatib! Ha! Incantation-formula.
7.10.1.1:36′′⸢KA⸣.INIM.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.KAMIt is the wording of a spell for undoing witchcraft
7.10.1.1:37′′[DU₃.DU₃.BI ...]{mušen} taṭabbaḫ [dāmš]u ina pursīti tamaḫḫar[Its ritual: ...] you smear a sulphur (on him), you scatter it on a cloth,
7.10.1.1:38′′šipta 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.
7.10.1.1:39′′ša ītanamdaru lā ikaššassuwho constantly seeks out evil against him
7.10.1.1:40′′[šumma amēlu] libbašu iktanassūšu libbašu iʾâšIf a man's stomach has been swollen, his stomach has become bloated
7.10.1.1:41′′piṭrūšu zuʾta ina[dd]û ṣibit libbi irtanašši(who) has shaved off his teeth, has made his heart tremble
7.10.1.1:42′′rēš libbīšu rupušta irtanašši amēlu šū kašipThe heart of the man has become frightened, the hand is swollen
7.10.1.1:43′′[ana šupš]urīšu ḫašḫūr api aprušaTo the Urarṭians, the flood of the Apsu,
7.10.1.1:44′′ištēniš tasâk ina šamni ((taballal)) taptanaššaš-ma iballuṭYou pound together ((and)) you keep daubing him with it, and then he will recover.
7.10.1.1:45′′[šumma KIMIN ... atma ša muṣaʾʾirāni arqiIf ditto, ... a snake stinging me with sulphur
7.10.1.1:46′′[ištēniš tasâk ina šamni taball]al taptanaššassu-ma iballuṭYou pound together cypress, you mix it in oil, you rub it on him, and then he will recover.
7.10.1.1:47′′[ana] kišpī ana amēli u bītīšu lā ṭeḫêFor witchcraft not to approach a man and his house
7.10.1.1:48′′maš[taka]l šakirû billatu ((damiqtu))maštakal-soapwort, šakirû-plant, billatu-plant
7.10.1.1:49′′kibrīt šamnu ḫalṣu ina bābi kamî u ṣerri dalti“The kibrītu-demons of the four quarters (of the world) are at the gate of kamî-disease and šarrīru-distortion,
7.10.1.1:50′′tetemmer-ma kišpī iḫalliqū ((ana amēli u bītīšu lā [iṭeḫḫ]â))((The witchcraft has been carried off to the city and its house))
7.10.1.1:51′′′tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrāThe tarmuš-plants were gathered, the ēšra-plant was gathered
7.10.1.1:52′′′{u₂}... atāʾišu nīnû... atā’išu-plant
7.10.1.1:53′′′urnû tīyatuurnû-plant, tiyatu-plant
7.10.1.1:54′′′nuḫurtu saḫlû kasûsulphur, cress, kasû-plant
7.10.1.1:55′′′aktam karān-šēlebia kind of plant
7.10.1.1:56′′′šibburratu lišān-kalbiMay the šibburratu-priestess hold me back
7.10.1.1:57′′′zēr lišān-kalbi ṭābat emesalliMay he be merciful, you are the one who soothes the emesallu-demon
7.10.1.1:58′′′sikillu bīnu zēr bīniHe made the sikillu-plant bloom, he made the zēru-plant grow
7.10.1.1:59′′′burāšu zēr burāšisweet burāšu-plant, juniper
7.10.1.1:60′′′azallû zēr azallê maštakalazallû-plant, zēmcr-plant (and) alkali-plant
7.10.1.1:61′′′25 šammū ṭūb libbi UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA ((u)) NAM.ERIM₂.BUR₂25 (tablets of) the šammu-offerings of the stomach, UŠURRU.RU.DA ((and)) NAM.ERIM.BUR.
7.10.1.1:62′′′(([ina] šikari išatti)) gabari Ilī-rēmanni((If he drinks it in a libation vessel)): alternatively, may Ilī-remanni
7.10.1.1:63′′′[...] tīyatu atāʾišu kurkanû... ..., I am smitten by his fearsomeness,
7.10.1.1:64′′′[... šibb]urratu urnû nīnû... lion's thigh, urnû-demon, weeping
7.10.1.1:65′′′[...] azallû ṣaṣumtu... azallû-plant, ṣaṣumtu-plant
7.10.1.1:66′′′[zēr karā]n-šēlebi zēr bīni zēr ēriIts rites are sweet, its place is sweet, it is an ecstatic
7.10.1.1:67′′′[...] ēdu imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā... the temple was overwhelmed, it was overwhelmed
7.10.1.1:68′′′[...] aktam lišān-kalbi... may ... be counted(?)
7.10.1.1:69′′′[zēr lišān-k]albi saḫlû kasûMay the saḫlû-demon, the kasuf-disease be released from your body
7.10.1.1:70′′′zēr šakirê šumuttu šuruš pillê zikari(who) is angry with the šakirû-demon, the evil-doer, the demon, the pilled-out (demon) (and) the ‘goddess-of-the-mouth’,
7.10.1.1:71′′′šuruš šūši uḫūlu qarnānû ḫuluppu(As for) the one who removes this inscription, removes the qarnâ-stone
7.10.1.1:72′′′burāšu aban gabî kalgukku zēr šurdunîburāšu-juniper, aban gabî-stone, kalgukku-plant, zēru-plant
7.10.1.1:73′′′šammi ašî šammu peṣû šammi balāṭiWhoever carries (this tablet) off, who breaks the contract, who restores life
7.10.1.1:74′′′kukuru qanû ṭābu ḫašḫūr api murdudûThe kukuru-plant, the qanû-plant (and) the ṭabu-plant(s), the ḫašuḥur-plant of the Urdudu-plant
7.10.1.1:75′′′sikillu kirbān-eqli ayyar kaspisikillu-plant, kirbān eqli, ayyar-sulphur, spittle
7.10.1.1:76′′′ayyar ḫurāṣi KIŠI₁₆.ḪAB azupīruayyar ḫurašu-plant, kiln-fired brick, azupīru-plant
7.10.1.1:77′′′ardadillu zēr tarmuš kamantuThe ardadillu-priestess, the furious tarmuš-demon, the enraged one,
7.10.1.1:78′′′51 šammū ušburrudê51 ‘weapon’ plants
7.10.1.1:79′′′tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā ḫašû atāʾišuThe tarmuš-plants, the imḫur-lîm-plant, the atālu-plant
7.10.1.1:80′′′nīnû urnû nuḫurtu kasû saḫlênīnû-plant, urnutu-plant (and) nuḫurtu-soapwort, kukru-aromatic, saḥbh&bubu-plant
7.10.1.1:81′′′aktam šibburratu lišān-kalbi zēr lišān-kalbiMay the šibburratu-plant hold you back, may the zēmcr-plant keep you back!
7.10.1.1:82′′′azallû elkulla elikullaazallû-plant, elikulla-plant
7.10.1.1:83′′′kukuru šammu peṣû karān-šēlebi maštakalkukuru-plant, if it is surrounded by a halo, maštakal-soapwort
7.10.1.1:84′′′sikillu bīnu zēr bīni burāšuThe sikillu-plant, the pomegranate, the bura-plant
7.10.1.1:85′′′zēr burāši ṭābat emesallisweet burāšu-juniper, emesallu-plant
7.10.1.1:86′′′27 šammū ušburrudê gabari Lu-Nanna27 (figurines of) ušburrudû-plant, variant: Lu-Nanna
7.10.1.1:87′′′lū ina šikari lū ina karāni išattī-ma iballuṭeither in the street or at the quay, he cries out and recovers.
7.10.1.1:88′′′tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā atāʾišu kurkanûThe tarmuš-plants, the imḫur-li-mcmc-plant, the atā’iša-plant (and) the kurkanû-plant
7.10.1.1:89′′′ṭābat amanni ṭābat kupad bīnu maštakal“You are the one who has seized me, you are the man who has captured me,
7.10.1.1:90′′′zēr maštakal simbirru tīyatu nīnû‘heals-a-thousand’-plant, maštakal-soapwort, simbirru-stone, tīyatu-plant
7.10.1.1:91′′′13 šammū ušburrudê lū ina šikari lū ina karāni13 šammu-plants, ušburrudû-plant, either in a ritual assemblage or in an oven
7.10.1.1:92′′′lū ina šizbi lū tābīla ištanattī-ma kišpū pašrūeither on the street or on the river banks, and the witchcraft will be undone
7.10.1.1:93′′′((šuruš)) tarmuš ((šuruš)) imḫur-līm ((šuruš)) imḫur-ešrā((Young man)) tarmuš-disease ((young woman)) imḫur-lîm
7.10.1.1:94′′′sikillu tullal ardadillu ((zēr ardadilli)) šakirûsikillu-plant, tullal-soapwort, ardadillû-plant
7.10.1.1:95′′′lišān-kalbi {u₂}NU.LUḪ nuḫurtuMay nuḫurtu-plant (a plant)
7.10.1.1:96′′′((arti)) urnê ḫašû UḪ₂ A.AB.BA((artificial)) urnû-plant, ḫašū’u-plant (and) sea algae
7.10.1.1:97′′′((nīnû)) ruʾtītu bukānu ḫašḫūr api((we are)) the ru’altītu-priestess, the one who makes abundance plentiful,
7.10.1.1:98′′′urânu kurkanû ((nīnû)) ašqulālu atāʾišuUranu, kurkanû-plant, ((nīnu-plant)), ašqulālu-soapwort, atāliṣu-plant
7.10.1.1:99′′′azallâ 22 šammū ušburrudêazallû-plant, 22 plants for ušburrudu-plant
7.10.1.1:100′′′šumma amēlu šamma šūkul ((u)) šaqi damiq ištēniš tasâk ina šikari tašaqqīšu-((ma iballuṭ))If there is a mole on the right side of the hand, you pound it together, you pour it into a vessel, ((then he will recover))
7.10.1.1:101′′′maštakal tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrāmaštakal-soapwort, tarmus-plant, burlīm, bur-ešra
7.10.1.1:102′′′sikillu iš-pišru urânu ēdusikillu-plant, sulphur, urânu-stone
7.10.1.1:103′′′ḫašḫūr api kurkanû azallûḫašḥbu-plant, kurkanû-plant (and) azallu-plant
7.10.1.1:104′′′nīnû šakirû lišān-kalbi ḫašûMay the šakirû-plant hold back its abundance
7.10.1.1:105′′′NU.LUḪ nuḫurtu urnîNuhurtu-plant, urnû-plant
7.10.1.1:106′′′šibburratu UḪ₂ A.AB.BAšibburratu-plant, sea algae
7.10.1.1:107′′′ruʾtītu ardadillu zēr ardadilliThe ruʾtītu-demon, the ardadillu-priestess, the angry one,
7.10.1.1:108′′′23 šammū ša ušburrudê23 (pieces of) carnelian
7.10.1.1:109′′′nu[ḫu]rtu tīyatu aktam“It is the light of the sea, it is the aktam-plant,
7.10.1.1:110′′′[kur]kanû šibburratu urnûkurkanû-plant, šibburratu-plant
7.10.1.1:111′′′[a]zallû šumuttu maštakalazallû-plant, sulphur, maštakal-soapwort
7.10.1.1:112′′′[niki]ptu karān-šēlebi ṭābat emesallinikiptu-spurge, karān-šēlebi-plant, emesallu-plant
7.10.1.1:113′′′[zēr] bīni nīnûweeping, wailing
7.10.1.1:114′′′[14] šammū ušburrudê lū ina karāni lū ina šikari išatti14 drugs against ušburrudû-disease: either he drinks it in beer or in wine
7.10.1.1:115′′′[... uṭṭat] tarmuš 15 uṭṭat imḫur-līm... ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic (and) a tarmuš-demon 15 uṭtbat magic
7.10.1.1:116′′′[... uṭṭat] imḫur-ešrā bīnu zēr bīni... he sat down, he kissed his lips,
7.10.1.1:117′′′[ma]štakal zēr maštakalsweet maštakal-soapwort
7.10.1.1:118′′′[...] elkulla imbuʾ tâmti... of the Elkullu-temple, the source of the water
7.10.1.1:119′′′[...] kikkirânu peṣû zēr ḫuluppi... the kikkirânu-vessels, the opening of the ḫuluppu-bowl,
7.10.1.1:120′′′[...] nuḫurtu ḫašḫūr api... nuḫurtu-plant, šuppu-plant of the api
7.10.1.1:121′′′[...] atāʾišu 2/3 qa burāšu... of atāšu-plant, 2/3 qa of sesame
7.10.1.1:122′′′... ... qa baluḫḫu[... n] litres, a libation bowl;
7.10.1.1:123′′′... ... ...
7.10.1.1:124′′′[...] ... lā ubāni ...... without a bandage ...
7.10.1.1:125′′′[...] ... 1/2 qa nuḫurtu... 1/2 qa, nuḫurtu-plant
7.10.1.1:126′′′1/2 qa] ḫašû 1/2 qa nīnû1/2 litre of ḫašû-flour, 1/2 'litre' of ninnu'-plant
7.10.1.1:127′′′1/2 qa šum]uttu 1/2 qa azupīru1/2 qa, šumūtu-plant
7.10.1.1:128′′′[...] šibburratu 14 uṭṭat ṭābat amanni... the šibburratu-demon, 14 (tablets of) "It is enough"
7.10.1.1:129′′′[...] ṭābat kupad aktam... a bath, a cleanser of the actam-plant
7.10.1.1:130′′′[3]5 šammū ušburrudê latku35 ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic
7.10.1.1:131′′′[š]a ana qāti šūṣûHand of Hand
7.10.1.1:132′′′tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā ḫašûThe tarmuš-plants, the imḫur-lîm-plant, the ešra-plant
7.10.1.1:133′′′atāʾišu kasû nuḫurtuatā’išu-plant, mustard, nuḫurtu-sulphur
7.10.1.1:134′′′tīyatu aktam kurkanûtīyatu-plant, kurkanû-plant
7.10.1.1:135′′′šibburratu urnû(a kind of sulphur)
7.10.1.1:136′′′azallû šumuttuazallû-plant, sulphur
7.10.1.1:137′′′maštakal nikiptumaštakal-soapwort
7.10.1.1:138′′′karān-šēlebi ṭābat emesalliIts quay is the water of the Emesallu
7.10.1.1:139′′′[zēr] bīni nīnûweeping, wailing
7.10.1.1:140′′′[20] šammū ušburrudê ina šikari išatti20 šammu-stones, ‘weapon-of-a-thousand’-plants in a bowl
7.10.1.1:141′′′[... uṭṭat] tarmuš 15 uṭṭat imḫur-līm... ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic (and) a tarmuš-demon 15 uṭtbat magic
7.10.1.1:142′′′[... uṭṭat] imḫur-ešrā 2 šiqil aktam... he has sat down. In the morning, 2 šiqil-bowls of aktam-plant
7.10.1.1:143′′′[... ṭā]bat kupad šalāšat šiqil kanaktu..., the one who provides for the well-being of the enemy,
7.10.1.1:144′′′[...] nīnû ešeret šiqil ḫašû..., the high priestess, the shepherd of abundance
7.10.1.1:145′′′[... u]rnû ešeret šiqil kasû..., lord of the four quarters (of the world), foremost of the runners
7.10.1.1:146′′′[...] ... [ešeret] šiqil bīnu... ... the ešēveret scepter of the house
7.10.1.1:147′′′[zēr] bīni maštakal zēr maštakal“This is the maštakal-soapwort, this is the salve
7.10.1.1:148′′′[...] ⸢GIN₂⸣.TA.AM₃ teleqqe 15 šammū ušburrudê... you take twenty-eight each. 15 cases of ušburrudû-disease
7.10.1.1:149′′′lū ina karāni lū ina šikari lū ina šizbi <lū> ina šikar sābîeither at the quay, at the boat, or at the harbor, <(or> at the deep sea,>
7.10.1.1:150′′′balu patān ištanattī-ma <iballuṭ> latku(If) he is constantly afflicted by ‘heart’ and he recovers,
7.10.1.1:151′′′ana amēli napḫar kišpī šabsūšum-maFor the land, the totality of witchcraft will be released.
7.10.1.1:152′′′lū ina nēpelti asûtior by means of the ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic
7.10.1.1:153′′′[lū ina nē]pelti āšipūtior by means of a curse (or) an omen
7.10.1.1:154′′′ilazzazū-ma ul paṭrūThey stand before you, they are not touched
7.10.1.1:155′′′imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā tarmuš‘heals-a-thousand’-plant, ēšra-plant
7.10.1.1:156′′′nabruqqu ḫašû
7.10.1.1:157′′′zēr [bīni] aban gabîThis angry aban-demon
7.10.1.1:158′′′sebet šammī annûti taḫaššal tanappi lū ina karāniSeventy-seven of these you smear (them) on a piece of bread, or in a bowl.
7.10.1.1:159′′′lū ina [šikari] ištanattī-ma iballuṭeither he drinks it in beer, and then he will recover
7.10.1.1:160′′′[...] kirbān-eqli saḫlû... saḫlû-plant
7.10.1.1:161′′′[... šammū u]šburrudê ina šikari ištanatti... he drinks a libation bowl of burrudû-plant in beer
7.10.1.1:162′′′[tar]muš im[ḫur-līm] imḫur-ešrā ḫašûtarmuš-plants, irḫur-līm, ešra-plant(s), heave(s)
7.10.1.1:163′′′atāʾišu tīy[atu] urnû šibburratuAtāšu, tiyatu-demon, urnû-disease (and) svibburratu-jaundice
7.10.1.1:164′′′nīnû kurkanû ša šadî azallûThe nīnû-plant, the kurkanuš-plant of the mountains (and) the azallu̧-plant
7.10.1.1:165′′′kasû maštakal lišān-kalbiMay the beer, the maštakal-soapwort be available to you
7.10.1.1:166′′′ṭābat amanni 15 šammū ušburrudêYou are adjured by the right hand of a cursed person.
7.10.1.1:167′′′lū ina karāni lū ina šikari išattieither at the quay or at the river,
7.10.1.1:168′′′imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā tarmuš ēdu“It is raining, it is pouring out, tarmuš edu-plant
7.10.1.1:169′′′erkulla elkulla sikilluerkulla, elkulla-plant, sikillu-plant
7.10.1.1:170′′′zēr sikilli bīnu zēr bīniHe poured out a libation of sikillu-beer, he poured it out.
7.10.1.1:171′′′lišān-kalbi maštakalmay he hold back the extispicy
7.10.1.1:172′′′alamû annuḫaraalamû-plant, annuḫara-plant
7.10.1.1:173′′′gabû ṭābat emesallithe breast of the emesallu-plant,
7.10.1.1:174′′′ṭābat kupad kasû azallû‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic, kasû-soapwort, azallu[f-plant],
7.10.1.1:175′′′kukuru burāšu nuḫurtukukuru-plant, burāšu-juniper
7.10.1.1:176′′′šuruš nuḫurti {giš}GAN.U₅ ḫašûšurus nuḫurtu-plant, guknû-tree
7.10.1.1:177′′′ḫabbūr qan-šalāli šibburratu urânnusulphur, tallow, urânnu-plant
7.10.1.1:178′′′urnû nīnû atāʾišu ardadilluurnû-plant, nīnu-plant: atālu-plant (and) ardadillu-soapwort
7.10.1.1:179′′′32 šammū ušburrudê lū ina karāni32 (of) Ušburrudê-plants, either in the quay
7.10.1.1:180′′′lū ina šikari ina itqūr bīni išattieither by means of a ritual assemblage or by the passing of the day, my house will be destroyed
7.10.1.1:181′′′šumma amēlu upīšū lemnūtu saḫrūšuIf an evil wind blows against him
7.10.1.1:182′′′ana upīšī lemnūti ana amēli lā ṭeḫêFor evil sorcerous devices not to approach a man,
7.10.1.1:183′′′ēdu annuḫara sāmtu kasêEdu Annuḫara sāmtu kasef
7.10.1.1:184′′′U₂.KU₆ šīḫu ḫamšat šammī annûtiThe fish of the šiḫu-festival, these are the plants
7.10.1.1:185′′′ina itqi talammi ((ina)) dām erēni tasallaḫYou wash with a cloth (((with)) cedar oil,
7.10.1.1:186′′′ina maški tašappi ina kišādīšu tašakkanYou wrap (them) in maški-wood, you put (the mixture) around his neck,
7.10.1.1:187′′′šumma amēlu bēl amātīšu kišpī isḫuršu ana amēli lā ṭeḫêIf a man, the lord of his land, witchcraft, magic (and) spittle not approach a land
7.10.1.1:188′′′sikillu šunû maštakal imḫur-līm atbāru ina maškisikillu-plant, sulphur, maštakal-soapwort, imḫur-lîm-plant (and) atbāru-plant in (a) leather (bag).
7.10.1.1:189′′′šumma KIMIN ḫarmunu kutpû sassatu ina maškiIf ditto: ḫarmunu-plant, kutpû-plant (and) sassatu-vessel in (a) leather (bag).
7.10.1.1:190′′′šumma amēlu bēl amātīšu kišpī isḫuršu šunû sikilluIf a man, the lord of his land, witchcraft, sulphur, sikillu-plant
7.10.1.1:191′′′maštakal anḫullû ēdu ina maškimaštakal-soapwort, anḫullû-plant, ēdu-plant in goat’s milk
7.10.1.1:192′′′ana kipdī bēl amātīšu šuddî kaspu ḫurāṣu erû annakuTo the kipdi-demon, the lord of battle, to the ḫurāšu-disease, I am enraged,
7.10.1.1:193′′′zibītu amēlānu {u₂}[... ...“It is the command of the amēlānu-plant, ...-plant
7.10.1.1:194′′′ana kipdī bēl amātīšu šud[dî ...To the circle of the lord of his mother, to the horizon
7.10.1.1:195′′′argannu barīrātu ...The agannu-demon, the barīrātu-disease
7.10.1.1:196′′′{giš}GAN.U₅.UM {u₂}... ...GAN.UM-tree
7.10.1.1:197′′′ina šipāt unīqi lā-petī[ti ...Through the supplication of the old woman .
7.10.1.1:198′′′EN₂ an-da-ki-ḫi ...Incantation: Andakiḫi
7.10.1.1:199′′′a-li-li mu-ne-ra-⸢ba⸣ ...The alili priestess ... for you
7.10.1.1:200′′′šiptu annītu sebîšu ana muḫḫ[i ...This šiptu-disease, on top of
7.10.1.1:201′′′[šumma KIMIN] ēdu zēr {u₂}[... ...If ditto, he is surrounded by a thick cloud of juniper
7.10.1.1:202′′′[...] ina maški ...... with mašku-stone
7.10.1.1:203′′′′šumma amēlu zīru zikurudû dibalûIf a man is bewitched, ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic, 'distortion of justice' magic
7.10.1.1:204′′′′kadabbedû upīšū lemnūtuwitchcraft, evil machinations
7.10.1.1:205′′′′bēl amātīšu išḫuršuthe lord of his mother's womb
7.10.1.1:206′′′′ina maḫar ili šarri kabti u rubê šuškunBe present in the presence of god, king, noble, and prince.
7.10.1.1:207′′′′eli āmirīšu maruṣ ana upīšī lemnūti šupšuriAbove his face, a curse (is set) against the evil demons of the mountains
7.10.1.1:208′′′′imbuʾ tâmti imḫur-līm atāʾišu“It is raining on the sea, it is raging on the mountain,
7.10.1.1:209′′′′šadânu ṣābitu ina šaman šurmēniThe šadânu-plant (and) sulphur from the sap of the mountain
7.10.1.1:210′′′′šaman kanakti šaman qanê ṭābišamānu-plant, kanaktu-juniper, qanê-plant
7.10.1.1:211′′′′šaman erēni šaman murri šaman burāši‘Heals-a-thousand’-plant, 'heals-twenty'-plant (and) 'the liver-plant.'
7.10.1.1:212′′′′itti šaman pūri taballal-ma EN₂ še-ga-me-en še-ga-me-enYou mix it with cypress oil and you recite the incantation "I am beautiful, I am beautiful"
7.10.1.1:213′′′′šalāšīšu tamannū-ma tapaššaš-ma išallimYou recite the incantation, you rub it, and then he will recover.
7.10.1.1:214′′′′šumma KIMIN šaman burāši šaman murri šaman qanê ṭābiIf ditto: burāši-juniper, murru-plant, qanê-plant
7.10.1.1:215′′′′šaman suādi šaman kanakti šaman ballukki‘Heals-a-thousand’-plant, kanaktu-plant (and) ballukku-plant
7.10.1.1:216′′′′ištēniš teleqqe ina mūši ina maḫar Ištar nignak burāši tašakkanYou take (it) together. At sunrise, before Ištar, you set up a censer of juniper.
7.10.1.1:217′′′′šikara tanaqqi šipta sebîšu tamannū-maYou pour a libation bowl. You recite the incantation seven times
7.10.1.1:218′′′′kayyāna tapaššassuhis friend, companion
7.10.1.1:219′′′′EN₂ še-ga-me-en še-ga-me-enIncantation: “I am beautiful, I am beautiful!
7.10.1.1:220′′′′{d}utu še-ga-me-enŠamaš, you are merciful
7.10.1.1:221′′′′{d}a-num še-ga-me-enI am Anu, you are merciful.
7.10.1.1:222′′′′{d}utu diŋir-mu še-ga-me-enŠamaš, you are a mighty one
7.10.1.1:223′′′′diŋir-re-e-ne še-ga-me-enI am the one who makes the intertwined forces rejoice
7.10.1.1:224′′′′lugal še-ga-me-enI am a mighty king
7.10.1.1:225′′′′dumu lugal še-ga-me-enI am the noble son of the king
7.10.1.1:226′′′′idim še-ga-me-enI am a beautiful ebony
7.10.1.1:227′′′′lu₂-u₁₈-lu še-ga-me-enI am a noble man
7.10.1.1:228′′′′nam-lu₂-u₁₈-lu še-ga-me-en nam ḫe₂-|KA×LI|I am a good man, a favorable fate
7.10.1.1:229′′′′diŋir ša₃ ka keš₂-bi ḫe₂-en-bur₂-da TU₆ EN₂May the ‘distortion of the mouth’ be undone.” Incantation formula.
7.10.1.1:230′′′′šumma KIMIN qadūt šikani šuršummī šikari tubbal taḫaššalIf ditto, together with the šangû-priests, the four (gods) of the king, you mix (them) together, you make a suppository.
7.10.1.1:231′′′′saḫlê kasâ nīnâ zēr tarm[uš]saḫbble, beer, nīnû-plant, tarmušu-plant
7.10.1.1:232′′′′burāša kukura malmališ tasâk ina mê taballalYou pound burāšu-juniper, kukuru-aromatic (and) malt, you mix them in water,
7.10.1.1:233′′′′ina ṣēti tubbal tatâr-ma taḫaššal ina šamni ina tamgussiYou scatter (them) in the morning, you recite (the incantation) “It is enough, it is sufficient, in the daytime, on the bed
7.10.1.1:234′′′′tušabšal taḫaššal tatâr-ma ina lipî taḫaššal ina šamni ṭābiYou have recited (this) three times, and then you have strewn (them) in ghee, (and) you have put it in my body.
7.10.1.1:235′′′′taltappat ina maški teṭerri kal šīrīšu taṣammidYou have recited (the incantation) in mašku-vessel, you have smeared his whole body with it
7.10.1.1:236′′′′imḫur-līm tarmuš imḫur-ešrā tasâkYou pound ‘heals-a-thousand’-plant, tarmuš-plant and ēšra-plant
7.10.1.1:237′′′′ina šamni taballal ina kakkabi tušbāt lā patān išattiYou are purified in the heavens, you dwell in the netherworld, you are not torn out,
7.10.1.2:1DIŠ nīnû atāʾišu kirbān-eqli {u₂}... [...] ḫamšat šammū ušburrudê ina [...]If nīnû-plant (and) atālišu-plant, kirba-neqlu-juniper, ... ..., ḫamṣvat, sulphur, in ...
7.10.1.2:20[imḫur]-līm imḫur-ešrā tarmuš šuruš ḫûrati erbet šammū ⸢UŠ₁₁⸣“It is raining, it is pouring out, tarmuš-disease, ḫûratu-jaundice, the four quarters of the world
7.10.1.2:21NAM.⸢ERIM₂⸣.<BUR₂>.DA ina šikari tašaqqīšu EN₂ iddi Ea tamannuYou strew namērim-e<burda-plant> in a censer. You recite the incantation “Ea gave birth to you’.
7.10.1.2:22šumma amēlu illātūšu illakū lā ipparrasā ana bulluṭīšu imḫur-līmIf a storm afflicts a man, he will not be able to bring about his defeat
7.10.1.2:23tarmuš elikulla zēr maštakal balu patān aḫê išattiTarmuš, elikulla-plant, zēr, maṣtakal-soapwort, balu-plant (and) aḫû-plant
7.10.1.2:27šumma amēlu illātūšu illakā-ma asû u āšipu parāsa lā ileʾʾiIf a man's illû-disease persists and he is constantly afflicted by fever and shivering, he cannot sleep
7.10.1.2:28ana bull[uṭīš]u imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā tarmuš nuḫurtu ḫašûTo cure it: burli, burešra, tarmuš-plant, nuḫurtu-plant.
7.10.1.2:29atāʾišu lišān-kalbi maštakal uḫūlu qarnānû annuḫaraMay his limbs be firm, may maštakal-soapwort be dissolved, may annuḫara-plant
7.10.1.2:30šammī šunūti ištēniš tasâk ina šamni ḫalṣi dišpi u karāni l[ā p]atān išattī-ma iballuṭIf there is a mole on my body, you pound it together. In my body a famine will befall me and my body. Then he will recover.
7.10.1.3:1nīnû ḫašû nuḫurtunīnû-plant, ḫašu-plant (a kind of sulphur)
7.10.1.3:2kasû saḫlê kirbān-eqli kukurukasû-plant, saḫ’u-plant (and) kirbān-eqli-plant are yours.
7.10.1.3:3sebet šammū NAM.ERIM₂ UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DASeven spells for undoing witchcraft
7.10.2:1′... ...]-⸢ri-šu₂⸣ ...... erišu ...
7.10.2:2′... lā patān ...... not open ...
7.10.2:3′[šumma amēlu ... ar]kīšu šikara išattī-ma [ina libbīšu] lā i[nâḫ]If a man ... after he has been seized by a šikara-demon, and he does not live there
7.10.2:4′[libbašu ana arê īten]ellâ ina mê irtanammuk ikkašu [iktanarru](who) has poured out his heart to the water, has smeared him with water, have swollen, have blocked his way,
7.10.2:5′[ūtakk]ak amēlu šū luʾʾâte itti akali šūkul u šikari [šaqi]I have strewn my hands with the food, the water, the weapon, and the scepter.
7.10.2:6′[ana bulluṭīšu š]uruš šūše ... alluḫara ištēniš tasâk ina šikari [taballal-ma]To cure him, that young man , you pound together ‘heals-a-thousand’-plant in a bowl.
7.10.2:7′[ina maḫar] Enzi tušbāt ina šēri lā patān tašaqq[īšu]You dwell in the presence of Enzi, you raise him up from a place of no return
7.10.2:8′[arkīšu ḫī]l baluḫḫi mê bīni mê maštakal mê irtanammuk-[ma iballuṭ]After that, a flood swept over the water of that house, water of maštakal-soapwort, water kept pouring out, and then it died.
7.10.2:12′[šumma amēlu r]ēš libbīšu ittananpaḫ kal šīrīšu ītanakkalšu mimma ikkalu ... [...]If a man’s nose is constantly swollen, all his life he keeps wailing, whatever he eats ...
7.10.2:13′[...] amēlu šū kišpū ṣabtūšu [ana bullu]ṭīšu urnê ḫa[šê]... I, the one who has performed witchcraft against him, to save him, a great lion
7.10.2:14′[...] ištēniš tasâk ina šikari lā [patā]n ištanatti at[ma]... together you pound. In the šikiru-vessel he has suckled a pig, so that
7.10.2:15′[ša mu]ṣaʾʾirāni arqi tubbal tasâk ina šamni taptanaššassu-ma ibal[luṭ]You recite the incantation “The one who screams, you scatter it, you rub him with it, and then he will recover.
7.10.2:16′[šumma amēlu b]alu patān libbašu im[âʾ] u ugaʾʾaš[am-ma (...)]If a man has been seized by a ghost, his heart is swollen and he is frightened
7.10.2:17′[... a]na bulluṭīšu maštakal b[īnu z]ēr bīni [(ištēniš tasâk)]... for his life maštakal-soapwort, these are the days of his life, you repeat (this)
7.10.2:18′[ina šik]ari lā patān išattī-ma [iballuṭ]He drinks it on an empty stomach, and then recovers.
7.10.2:19′[šumma KIMIN] tarmuš ḫašû ištēniš tasâk ina karāni ṭābi išattī-[ma iballuṭ]If ditto, you pound together tarmuš-plant (and) ḫasû-plant, you put it in a bowl, he will vomit and recover.
7.10.2:20′[šumma amēlu qerb]ūšu ittananpaḫū lišānšu tiṣabbutat ... [...]If a man’s belly constantly trembles, you speak ... ...
7.10.2:21′[...] šubâ ayyarta ina kišādīšu tašakkan-m[a iballuṭ]... šubû-plant, ayyartu-plant you put around his neck and he will recover.
7.10.2:22′[šumma amēlu ...]-ma ina ṣalālīšu dāma inaddâ ... ...If a man ... and in his wailing he trembles ...
7.10.2:23′... ḫašê an[daḫ]še ištēniš tasâk in[a ...you pound together ḫašû-plant (and) anthracite in .
7.10.2:24′... ša₂-ṭir]-ma [bari]... is split and stretched out.
7.10.3.1:9tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-e[šrā sikillu]tarmuš-plant, imḫur-līm-plant (and) sikillu-plant
7.10.3.1:10elkulla baluḫḫu aktam atāʾišuelkulla-plant, baluḫu-plant (and) atāʾišu-plant
7.10.3.1:11ḫa[šḫūr api lapat armanni] aban gabêI have slain my body, I have broken my arm, I am a black-headed person,
7.10.3.1:12imbuʾ tâmti nuḫ[urtu tīyatu]flood of the sea, resplendent storm,
7.10.3.1:13ḫašû urnû samīdu šibburrat[u]ḫašû-plant, urnutu-plant (and) samidu-plant
7.10.3.1:14az[up]īru nīnû šumuttuI call out, weeping, distress
7.10.3.1:15ḫabbūr balti ḫabbūr ašāgi ḫabbūr qan-šalāli“Babylon, bababbu-plant, ašūgi-plant (and) qanšala-plant
7.10.3.1:16bīnu zēr bīnu ma[štakal] zēr maštakal... sweet, sweet maštakal-beer
7.10.3.1:17burāšu zēr burāši ṭābat kupad ṭābat amanni suluppūsweet burāšu-juniper, tamarisk, kupad-plant, suluppu-plant
7.10.3.1:18zēr ḫuluppi suādu kulkanû kasû‘Heals-a-thousand’-plant, suādu-plant (and) kulkanû-plant
7.10.3.1:1937 [šammū] u[šburrudê] š[a i]na qāti šūṣû37 plants of ‘cutting-of-the-throat’, in the hand of a snake
7.10.3.1:20lū ina šikari lū [ina karāni] lū ina mê lū ina šamnieither in a ritual assemblage, or at the quay, or in water, or on the ground
7.10.3.1:21lū ina ḫīqāti išt[anatt]i lū tābīla ana pîšu inaddi“Whether he has been seized by a frightened man, or you have turned your mouth towards his mouth,
7.10.3.1:22šumma amēlu rēš libbīšu rupulta irtanašši rēš libbīšuIf a man's heart is troubled, his heart has become frightened
7.10.3.1:23uṣarrapšu akala u šikara muṭṭu šīrūšu tabkū amēlu šū kišpīHe who eats bread and drinks beer is a wild bull, his offspring is an ecstatic, the hand of witchcraft
7.10.3.1:24šūkul u šaqi ana šupšuri ḫašû tullalMay my hand and my body be reconciled with the heart of the people
7.10.3.1:25sikillu ištēniš tasâk ina šikari tanaddi ina kakkabi tušbātYou pound together sikillu-plant, you add it to a bowl, you leave it out overnight under the stars.
7.10.3.1:26ina šēri balu patān tašaqqīšu iʾarrū-ma iballuṭWith a balu-vessel, you blow a taqqīšu-bowl, he will vomit and recover.
7.10.3.1:39ḫašû atāʾišu imḫur-līm kar[ān-šēlebi]“Ḫašû-plant, atā’ili, imḫur-li, kara-šebi-plant
7.10.3.1:40nīnû nuḫurtu tullal {u₂}[...]nīnû-plant, nuḫurtu-plant (and) tullal-plant
7.10.3.1:41burāšu kikkirânu peṣû bī[nu]a burāšu-vessel, kikirânu-juniper, a reed-bed
7.10.3.1:4211 šammū kadabbedê ina šikari [išatti]11 spells of ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic in a bowl
7.10.3.1:43šumma amēlu illātūšu ina mayyālīšu lū ina kal ūmiIf there is a flood in his city or in the whole of the day
7.10.3.1:44lū ina kal mūši illakā-ma lā ipparrasā ana parāsi ḫašêMay he come to me all day, but he will not approach me,
7.10.3.1:45atāʾiša aban gabê bīna ḫīl baluḫḫiAtāša, aban, gabê-plant, ḫi, balūḫu-plant
7.10.3.1:46burāša kukura ištēniš tasâk ina šikari tašaqqīšuYou pound burāšu-juniper (and) kukuru-plant together, you sprinkle (them) on the altar,
7.10.3.1:47⸢GABA⸣.RI ⸢tup⸣-pi LIBIR.⸢RA LIBIR⸣.[RA.BI.GIM] LIBIR⸣.[RA.BI.GIM]“The scribal art, the ēpi-art, the intercalary, the incantation-formula, (and) the interturary.
7.10.3.1:48[AB].⸢SAR⸣ ba₃-⸢ri₃⸣ [DUB] {m}AN.⸢ŠAR₂-GAR-MU⸣ A {⸢m⸣}[...]The scribal school of Bār-ēriš. Tablet of Anu-ṣargi-iddina, son of PN
7.10.3.1:49[ša a]-⸢na {d⸣}[AG] EN-šu₂ tak-lu x ...Whom Ea, his lord, trusts
7.10.3.1:50... x [(x)] x dan-⸢dan⸣ ...... Dan-edan-e23
7.10.3.2:1′du x ......
7.10.3.2:2′1/3 x ...1/3 ...
7.10.3.2:3′{⸢šim⸣}[... ...šim-e3
7.10.3.2:4′{šim}GUR₂.[GUR₂ ...kukru-aromatic
7.10.3.2:5′ina mašak serrēmi teṭerri ... ...With a šerrēmu-vessel you sweep ... .
7.10.3.2:6′tullal {u₂}[... ...tullal-plant
7.10.3.2:7′KUR₂ ; ina MUD₂ e-em LA₂-⸢uš⸣ [x-x-x] TI [(x)](If) a horse, when it is swollen with blood, ... he will recover.
7.10.3.2:8′šumma amēlu nakkaptašu umaḫḫassu-ma kal šīrīšuIf a man, his nakaptašu-disease has seized him, and all his life
7.10.3.2:9′[īta]nakkalūšu saliʾ qater rēš libbīšuhe constantly seeks him out, he is frightened, his heart is troubled
7.10.3.2:10′[ik]kalšu ikkal išattī-ma uttanarra amēlu šū kišpū ṣabtūšuHe eats, he drinks, and then he will die. Then witchcraft will seize him.
7.10.3.2:11′′... ...]-⸢ma⸣ TI... he will recover.
7.10.3.2:18′′šumma MIN mê mundi lā patān tašaqqī[šu-ma iballuṭ]If DITTO, you pour water from a well not opened, and then he will recover.
7.10.3.2:19′′šumma MIN arti errî tasâk ina karāni tašaqqīšu iʾa[rrū-ma iballuṭ]If DITTO, you pound sulphur, you pour it into a libation bowl, he will vomit and recover.
7.10.3.2:20′′šumma MIN sebe uṭṭ[at] anzaḫḫa ina šamni tasâk lā patān ta[šaqqīšu] MINIf DITTO, you pound a quarter of a shekel of anzahhu-soapwort in ghee, (and) you daub his eyes with it.
7.10.3.2:21′′šumma MIN ariḫa tasâk ina karāni lā patān tašaqqīšu MINIf DITTO, you pound ariḫa-plant, you put it on a piece of leather, not (remove it) from his body, DITto
7.10.3.2:22′′[šumma MIN ...] ... tasâk ina karāni tašaqqīšu MINIf DITTO, you pound [... ...] you strew (it) in a libation vessel, you make him drink (it).
7.10.3.2:23′′... {u₂]}ḫa-šu-ua kind of plant
7.10.3.2:24′′... ⸢KAŠ⸣.SAGesag beer
7.10.3.2:25′′... x
7.10.3.2:26′′... x GAZ... will kill.
7.10.3.3:1šumma amēlu birīt naglabīšu ilappassu šinnāšu dāmaIf a man's limbs are swollen, his flesh is thick
7.10.3.3:2iḫillā amēlu šū ḫašê maruṣ kišpī šūkulI have been carried away, my hand has become swollen, my witchcraft has been carried off
7.10.3.3:3u šaqi ana bulluṭīšu uqnâ šubâ ayyarta ša sebet tikpūšaand šāqu-disease, to cure him, uqnû-plant, sulphur, ayyartu-plant of seven kinds,
7.10.3.3:4ina ṭurri šipāti sāmāti šipāti peṣêti tašakkak ina kišādīšu tašakkanYou place (it) on a cord of red wool, (and) a string of pegs. You place it on his neck.
7.10.3.3:5imḫur-līm būšāna ḫazallūna ištēniš tasâkYou pound alum, būša-plant, ḫašallu-plant together
7.10.3.3:6lū ina šikari lū ina karāni ṭābi lā patān ištanattī-ma iballuṭeither in the šikiru-vessel or at the quay, he is seized by an unclean man and will recover.
7.10.3.4:8tullal ḫašḫūr apitullal-soapwort in the api
7.10.3.4:9bīnu zēr bīni
7.10.3.4:10ēdu zēr ēdi tarmuš(As for) the evildoer, the tarmuš-demon
7.10.3.4:11imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrā
7.10.3.4:12iṣ pišri amēlānuIšpuini, amēlānu-plant
7.10.3.4:13elkulla elikullaElkulla, Ellikulla,
7.10.3.4:14sikillu lišān-kalbimay sikillu-plant be weighed out
7.10.3.4:15[15] šammū kišpī u māmīti15 drugs for witchcraft and magic
7.10.3.4:16pašāri lū ina šikari lū ina karāni išattiWhether in the street or at the quay, he approached me,
7.10.3.4:17EN₂ maʾdū šammū šalāšīšu tamannu ((SAR ḪAL))Incantation: You recite the incantation “Heaven, his well-being’.
7.10.3.4:18uʾilti Kiṣir-Nabûthe scepter of Kiṣir-Nabû
7.10.3.4:19bukur Šamaš-ibni mašmaššison of Šamaš-ibni, exorcist
7.10.3.5:1šumma amēlu illātūšu illakā-ma u libbašu ēm immim u [ikaṣṣi]If a flood afflicts him, and his heart is full of fear and terror
7.10.3.5:2amēlu šū kašip ana bulluṭīšu u illātīšu pa[rāsi]I am the one who defeats a man for his life and his flood-waves
7.10.3.5:315 uṭṭat tarmuš atāʾišī maštaka[l ...]15 uṭtbat-plants, tarmuš-plant, atāʾiši-soapwort, takal-plant
7.10.3.5:4šuruš šūši imḫur-ešrā ištēniš tasâk ina šikari iš[attī-ma iballuṭ](If) a sow gives birth to a pig: you pound it together, he drinks it in beer, and then he will recover.
7.10.3.5:5šumma amēlu akala ikkal-ma šikara iš[at]tī-ma u illātūšu illakā ana bulluṭīšu [...]If a man eats bread and drinks wine, then his illness and his illness will come to an end
7.10.3.5:6zēr {u₂}GI.ZU₂.⸢LUM⸣.MA nuḫurta ḫašê ištēniš tasâk ina šika[ri išattī-ma iballuṭ]You pound together gizizû-plant, ē23ma-plant (and) nuḫurtu-plant. He drinks (it) in beer, then he will recover.
7.10.3.5:7šumma amēlu ruʾātūšu magal illakā-ma lā ipparras[ā ...If a wild bull, a magal one, comes into your presence and does not approach ...
7.10.3.5:8uḫūla qarnānâ ḫašê nuḫurta atāʾišī ...‘heals-a-thousand’-plant, qarnānu-plant (and) ḫašû-plant; nhuburta-plant atālu-plant
7.10.3.5:9annuḫara ina šikari ina kakkabi tušbāt ...You sit in a stupor in the šakku-vessel
7.10.3.5:10šumma KIMIN imḫur-līm tarmuš elikulla ... ...If ditto, imḫur-līm-plant, tarmuš-plant (and) elikulla-plant
7.10.3.5:11ikkal išattī-ma sikilla qan-šalāli burāša k[anakta ...he eats, and sikillu-plant, qanšalānu-juniper, tamarisk, k[anaktu-soapwort ...]
7.10.3.5:12šuruš šūši nikipta ištēniš tasâk ina dišip šadî u šamni ...(Sum) The šūru of heaven, the nikiptu of the earth, you bind together (Akk) You bind the man of heaven and earth together
7.10.3.5:16... maštakal ḫašû ...maštakal-soapwort
7.10.3.5:17... x du šizba u šikara ...... the road and the canal
7.10.4:1tarmuš imḫur-līm [imḫur-ešrā]The tarmuš-plants were smashed, they were poured out
7.10.4:2sikillu elkul[la baluḫḫu]sikillu-plant, elkulla-plant (and) baluḫbu-plant
7.10.4:3aktam [atāʾišu]the aktam-plant
7.10.4:4ḫašḫūr api lapat [a]r[manni]“I have been seized, I have been bound, I am bound,
7.10.4:5aban gabê imbuʾ tâm[ti]aban, gabê-plant, imbuʾ of the sea
7.10.4:6nuḫurtu tīy[atu]sulphur from the sea
7.10.4:7ḫašû urnû
7.10.4:8samīdu šibburratu(a kind of sulphur)
7.10.4:9azupīru nīnû
7.10.4:10šumuttu ḫabbūr baltiHandwashing of the living,
7.10.4:11ḫabbūr ašāgi ḫabbūr qa[n-šalāli]“Greatest of the Ašagi, Greatest of Qanšali,
7.10.4:12bīni zēr [bīni]her sweet house
7.10.4:13maštakal zēr maštakalsweet maštakal-plant
7.10.4:14burāšu zēr burāšisweet burāšu-plant, juniper
7.10.4:15ṭābat kupad ṭābat amanni“It is enough, it is enough! It is enough for me!
7.10.4:16suluppū zēr ḫuluppisweet pomegranate
7.10.4:17suādu kurkanû kasûSuādu, kurkanû-plant, mustard,
7.10.4:1837 šammū ušburrudê37 plants of Ušburrudê
7.10.4:19tarmuš imḫur-līm imḫur-ešrāThe tarmuš-plants were gathered, the ēšra-plant was gathered
7.10.4:20sikillu iṣ pišri kukurusikillu-plant, sulphur, kukru-aromatic
7.10.4:21burāšu erēnu qanû ṭābuburāšu-juniper, cedar, fig tree
7.10.4:22bīni maštakalHis house is an adze
7.10.4:23elkulla šammi LamaštiElkulla (is) the name of Lamaštu
7.10.4:24uḫūlu qarnānû ṭābtu kibrītu(a kind of sulphur)
7.10.4:2516 šammū ušburrudê16 plants of Ušburrudê
7.10.5:1′[šumma am]ēlu rēš libbīšu rupulta irtanašši rēš libbīšu uṣarrapšuIf a man's heart has become frightened, his heart has been shattered
7.10.5:2′[u]rra u mūša lā iṣallal akala u mê muṭṭu šīrūšu tabkū(who) cannot sleep and sleep, who cannot eat food and drink water, who keeps his life in order
7.10.5:3′[am]ēlu šū kišpī šūkul u šaqi ana šupšuri ariḫa tasâk“As for me, the hand of witchcraft, magic, and spittle you have poured into the hearts of the people.
7.10.5:4′[i]na karāni ṣaḫti tašaqqīšu ina šuburrīšu ušeššer-ma iballuṭAt the quay of the ṣaḫtu-vessel you have him drink, at the threshing floor he has him drink and he will recover.
7.10.5:5′šumma KIMIN šammu matqu tasâk ina karāni ṣaḫti tašaqqīšu ina šuburrīšu ušeššer-ma iballuṭIf ditto, you pound saḫlû-plant (and) ṣaḫtu-plant in a flask, you make him drink it in his urine, and then he will recover.
7.10.5:6′[šumma KIMIN] tarmuš {u₂}SAG imḫur-ešrā sikillu maštakalIf ditto: tarmuš-plant, sagapenum, burāšra-juniper, sikillu-aromatic (and) malt
7.10.5:7′[ard]adillu šakirû lišān-kalbi nuḫurtuMay ardadillu-plant, šakirû-plant (and) nuḫurtu-soapwort
7.10.5:8′[...] šibburratu UḪ₂ A.AB.BA ruʾtītu... šibburratu-plant, sea algae, ruʾaltītu-disease
7.10.5:9′[...] šammū annûtu ša upšāšê pašāri... these are the evil machinations
7.10.5:10′[lū ina karān]i lū ina šikari išattī-ma iballuṭHe drinks (it) either at the quay or in the threshing floor, and then recovers.
7.10.5:11′[šumma amēlu ...] ... šikara išattī-ma ina libbīšu lā inâḫIf a man ... ... the šikara-vessel, and it is not in his heart
7.10.5:12′[libbašu ana arê īt]enellâ mê irtanammuk(who) has poured out his heart into water, has kept drinking water
7.10.5:13′[ūtattak ikk]ašu iktanarru amēlu šūHe has smashed, he has ta[ken], that one
7.10.5:14′[kašip-ma luʾʾ]âte itti mê šaqihe will be victorious with the water of the river.
7.10.5:15′[...] annuḫara tasâk... you pound annuḫara-plant
7.10.5:16′[ina šikari taballal-ma ina maḫar] Enzi tušbātYou are present in the sceptre and sit in the presence of Enzi
7.10.5:17′[ina šēri lā patān tašaqqīšu] arkīšu ḫīl baluḫḫiYou have strewn (them) in a reed-bed that is not open. After that, it is full of brilliance.
7.10.5:18′[mê bīni mê maštakal mê irta]nammuk-ma iballuṭwater of the house, water of maštakal-soapwort, he continually bathes, and then he will recover.
7.10.5:19′... ... ṣaprū rēšūšu... his hand in the mountains
7.10.5:20′... amēlu šū kišp]ī šūkul ana bulluṭīšu... I, the hand of witchcraft, skillful for its release
7.10.5:21′... ḫašḫūru arti titti[... ḫa]šḥbūru-plant, artifact of Tittu,
7.10.5:22′... ... zēr ēri... angry ...
7.10.5:23′... šammī] annûti ištēniš tasâkyou pound together these two
7.10.5:24′... ina kappi iṣṣū]ri tušaprāšuyou have him drink (it) in beer mash
7.10.5:25′... urn]ê zēr atkamI am a furious , a slanderer
7.10.5:26′... šamm]ī annûti ištēniš tasâkyou pound these two together
7.10.5:27′... libbašu taṣammid šamma peṣâ tasâk[You ...] his heart, you pound (it), [you pound] pešû-plant
7.10.5:28′... ištanattī-ma iballuṭhe keeps on drinking and will recover.
7.10.5:29′... ... ana bulluṭīšu aktam[ ... ] ... for his life I have acted.
7.10.5:30′... bī]nu [azal]lû... azallû-plant

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