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CMAwR Text 7.22 (Q005055)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 7.22
IDQ005055
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)
7.22.1:1EN₂ attimannu kaššāptu ša tubtaʾʾênniIncantation: “Whoever you are, O witch, who keeps me alive,
7.22.1:2taṣbatī ḫarrān tallikī arkīyaYou have seized my throne, my yoke,
7.22.1:3tubtanaʾʾênni ana ḫabālīyaYou keep on seeking me out for my pleasure,
7.22.1:4taddanabbubī amātu maruštutaddanabbû-plant, a sick mother
7.22.1:5tasḫurīnni tašeʾʾênniYou have smeared me, you have soothed me,
7.22.1:6tattalkī-ma tasḫurī kibsīyaYou speak, and you sweep my feet,
7.22.1:7tadgulīnni-ma [...]You have surrounded me, and
7.22.1:8anāku ina qibīt telīti IštarI, by the command of the telû-priesthood of Ištar
7.22.1:9uzzu labšāku-ma aktaldakki ...(Sum) I am the one who is enraged, I am frightened (Akk) The one who has been terrified, [I am] afflicted
7.22.1:10ana ubburīki ana ṣabātīkiTo your city, to your city quarter
7.22.1:11[an]a lā šūlî ša šumīyaTo the one who is not mine
7.22.1:12[allabiš] ḫašuttu aḫḫalip ḫašuttuAllabiš, the slain one, Aḫḫali, the dead one
7.22.1:13[a]ppašiš ḫašuttu aṣṣabat ḫašuttu ina pîyaI have poured out a libation bowl, a bowl of libations in my mouth
7.22.1:14[ina qibī]t Nanaya KanisurraBy the command of Nanaya, Kanisurra
7.22.1:15[bēlet kaššāpā]ti telīti Ištar TU₆ EN₂“The bēlet of the witches, the telītu-priestess, Ištar’s, Incantation-formula.
7.22.1:16[KA.INIM].⸢MA⸣ UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.⸢DA⸣.[KAM]Incantation formula: to undo witchcraft.
7.22.1:17[DU₃.DU₃.BI imḫur-l]īm imḫur-ešrā tarmušIts ritual: ‘heals-a-thousand’-plant, ēšur-plant
7.22.1:18[ḫašuttu i]na šikari tarabbak ina kakkabi tušbātYou set up a ḫašûtu-vessel on the road, you sit on the throne
7.22.1:19[... i]šattī-ma pašir... he sinned and died
7.22.1:20[x-x-x-x-x] ⸢en⸣ ra [...]... the en priestess
7.22.1:21[x-x-x-x-x-x] x-x [...]
7.22.2:1′[x-(x)] ⸢ka⸣ x [...]... of the temple
7.22.2:2′[x]-x irteneddûnu x [...]
7.22.2:3′[lū] alû lemnu lū ilu l[emnu lū ... lemnu]or an evil alû-demon, or a god, a witch, or an ev[il ...]
7.22.2:4′[lū] ipšī kišpī ruḫû r[usû (...)]or witchcraft, magic, sorcery,
7.22.2:5′[il]ūtka rabīti [īde anāku lā īde]May your great divinity know it, may she not know it!
7.22.2:6′[annanna] mār annanna aradka libluṭ lišl[im-ma]N.N., m. N.[N.], your servant, may it live (and) prosper!
7.22.2:7′[na]rbîka lišāpi adi ūm [balṭu]May your supplication be heard as long as I live!
7.22.2:8′u anāku āšipi aradka dal[īlīka ludlul]And to you, my servant, may I sing your praises.
7.22.2:9′⸢KA⸣.INIM.MA ŠU.IL₂.LA₂ [...-KAM]Incantation formula: hand-lifting prayer
7.22.2:10′⸢KID₃⸣.KID₃.BI ina bīti parsi qaqqara tašabbiṭ mê [ellūti tasallaḫ ...]Its ritual: You sprinkle pure water in the middle of a grave.
7.22.2:11′[ina] muḫḫi iṣṣī ḫupê riqqī [teṣên (...)]On top of it, ḫupê-plant, riqqi-plant
7.22.2:12′[gi]zillê qanê ṭābi ina išāt k[ibrīti taqâd-ma]You strew a reed bundle of qanû-wood in the kibrītu-vessel, and
7.22.2:13′[maṣ]ḫata tasarraq ana [maḫar ...]You scatter maštakal-soapwort (and) you pour it into a large bowl
7.22.2:14′[... m]iris [dišpi ḫimēti tašakkan]... of the city of Ištar you set up a festival.
7.22.2:15′[x-x-x (x)] ⸢li⸣ [...]... elī ...
7.22.2:16′[x-x-x (x-x)] x [...]

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