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CMAwR Text 7.14 (Q005047)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 7.14
IDQ005047
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)
7.14:1[...] ... [ki]špī ruḫê rusê upšāšê lemnūti lā ṭābūti... witchcraft, magic, sorcery, evil machinations,
7.14:2[alsīk]a bēlī Šamašlord of the city, Šamaš
7.14:3[...] bīnu x-x sar gišimmaru... sar cypress
7.14:4[...] mê nāri ālikūti... water of the riverbank
7.14:5[...] ... [(...)] u āliki tašakkan... ... and your city you place
7.14:6[...] x GAR x tašakkan... you set up.
7.14:7[...] ... šammi Lamašti šammī... ... of Lamaštu, of
7.14:8[Šam]aš ina ūmi annî ina maḫar ilūtīka rab[īt]iMay Šamaš, on this day, before your great divinity
7.14:9kaššāpu u kaššāptubeer and beer
7.14:10ša attā tīdûšunūti anāku [l]ā īdûšunūtiWhom you know, may they know!
7.14:11ṣalmīšunu abnī-maI recite the incantation three times
7.14:12[k]anni aknunš[unū]tiI have sealed it with my seal
7.14:13[ina] ḫuḫāra asḫup[šunū]tiin the midst of the fires
7.14:14[z]isurrâ almīšu[nū]ti‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic
7.14:15Šamaš ina ūmi annîŠamaš, on this day
7.14:16kušud kaššāpa u kaššāpta ina kakkīkaYou are the one who carries beer and beer on your body,
7.14:17[mi]mma ēpušūni lūbil šā[ru]Whatever sorcery I have performed, may it be carried off.
7.14:18[ki]šp[īš]unu meḫû liḫalli[q]May witchcraft, magic, and sorcery be dispelled
7.14:19[epš]ētūšunu Girra liqm[u]May your deeds, O Girra, pass by
7.14:20[liqlūšunū]ti-ma Girra ezz[u]May they be pure, and may Girra, the exalted one,
7.14:21[kāšid ay]yābi muḫalliq ragg[i]“Open my mouth to the evildoer,
7.14:22[tapp]û ilūtīka rabīti lūrī-[ma]Who appointees the great gods,
7.14:23[kaššāpu u] kaššāptu ana Kurnugî lūbil<šu>n[ūti-ma]Let me bring beer and beer to the land of Nippur, and
7.14:24[šumka lultamm]ara ana maḫar nišī [rapšāti]If I keep silent, I will stand before the wide people
7.14:25[...] ... [...] ... [...]
7.14:26[KA.INIM.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.KAM]It is the wording (of the incantation) to undo witchcraft.
7.14:27[DU₃.DU₃].⸢BI⸣ šina ṣalmī ṭīdi [šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūri]Its ritual: A šunû-demon, a ṭīdu-disease (and) a diadem, an ālu-dead man, ‘heals-a-thousand’-plant
7.14:28šina ṣalmī kupsi [šina ṣalmī ittê šina ṣalmī l]īš[i]“My hands are sulphur, my feet are kupsu-disease, my fingers are knotted, my hands are knotting,
7.14:29šina ṣalmī bīni šina [ṣalmī erēni tepp]ušYou perform the balaŋ composition šunu birānu ērennu
7.14:30kīma kanni taka[nnanšun]ūtilike a potter's knife you have smashed them
7.14:31kīma ḫuḫāri tasaḫ[ḫap]šunūtilike a lion you scatter
7.14:32zisurrâ talammīšunūt[i]I have surrounded them with cypress,
7.14:33šipta annīti šalāšīšu tamannū-ma ((ṣalmīšunu))You recite this incantation over his well-being and
7.14:34ina Girra taqallūšunūt[i]In Girra, you extinguish my enemies
7.14:35[qi]lûssunu ana nāri tanaddiYou add their qilûs to the river.
7.14:36[kī pî lē]ʾi rabî ša ušburru[dê]according to the wording of a great writing board that is to be smashed
7.14:37[...] ... [...]
7.14:1′i[na] Ṭebēti U₄ 24.KAMOn the 24th day of the month Tebetu
7.14:2′[a]na Šamaš-šumu-ukīnTo Šamaš-umūkun
7.14:3′[š]ar Bābili ēpušHand of Bili, perform

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