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CMAwR Text 8.32 (Q005077)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 8.32
IDQ005077
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)
8.32.1:1′ana bītīš[u ...to his house
8.32.1:2′ēpišīšu ṣabāt[u ...The incantation of ṣabātu-disease
8.32.1:3′DU₃.DU₃.BI ana maḫar Šamaš n[ignak] burāši t[ukā]nIts ritual: Before Šamaš you tie knots of burāši-juniper
8.32.1:4′šikara tanaqqi [li]bitta tatarraṣ-ma qanê kartūtuYou libate šikara-beer, you recite the incantation libibittu, and then the qanê-vessel of the quay
8.32.1:5′ina muḫḫi teṣên šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūriOn top of the teeming birds, the šunu-plant, the lipû-plant
8.32.1:6′šina ṣalmī ṭīdi ina išāt kibr[ī]ti taqallaYou recite the incantation, “It is enough, it is enough!’, in the middle of the world, you sing.
8.32.1:7′u kīam taqabbiand you say:
8.32.1:8′EN₂ Šamaš bēlu rabû mušt[ēš]er elâti u šaplât[i]Incantation: O Šamaš, great lord, creator of the upper and lower world,
8.32.1:9′Šamaš mīta bulluṭu kasâ [pa]ṭāri ša qātīka-[ma]Šamaš, I have poured out a libation bowl of beer in your hand.
8.32.1:10′muštēšer dīn nišī kal dadmē Šamaš att[ā-ma]You are the one who makes decisions for the whole world, Šamaš
8.32.1:11′Šamaš aktamis maḫarka šu[t]ēšira[nni]Šamaš, I have prayed to you, your exalted one, for my life
8.32.1:12′anāku annanna mār annanna ša ilšu annanna ištaršu anna[nnītu]I, N.N., son of N.[N.], whose god is N. [N.] (and) whose goddess is NN
8.32.1:13′Šamaš ša kišpī ruḫû rusû [upšāšû lemnūti]Šamaš, who the evil witchcraft, magic, sorcery (and) evil machinations
8.32.1:14′[lā ṭā]būti īpuša mê [zikurudêya iḫbû](who) has performed ‘distortion-of-justice’ against me, has poured out the water of my magic
8.32.2:1[EN₂ Šamaš bēlu rabû muštēšer elâ]ti u šaplâti at[t]ā-[ma]Incantation: O Šamaš, great lord, you are the one who guides the upper and the lower world aright
8.32.2:2[Šamaš mīta bulluṭu kasâ] paṭāru ša qātīka-m[a]O Šamaš, I have been seized by the blood of a bewitched man, who is in your hands
8.32.2:3[muštēšer dīn nišī kal dadm]ē Šamaš attā-m[a]You are the one who makes decisions for the whole world, Šamaš
8.32.2:4[Šamaš aktamis maḫa]rk[a] šutēširanniO Šamaš, I have sworn by the great command of your great divinity.
8.32.2:5[anāku annanna mār annanna] ša ilšu annanna ištaršu annannītuI, N.N., son of N.[N.], whose god is N. [N.] (and) whose goddess [is N.]
8.32.2:6[Šamaš ša kišpī r]uḫû rusû upšāšû lemnūti lā ṭābūti īpu[ša]Šamaš, who performs evil witchcraft, magic, sorcery (and) evil machinations against me
8.32.2:7[mê zikur]udêya iḫbûthe water of my ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic has dissolved
8.32.2:8[ŠU].⸢DINGIR⸣.RA ŠU.GIDIM.MA ŠU.NAM.ERIM₂ KA.DAB.BE₂.DA īpušu ušē[pišu]Hand of a God, Hand of Ghost, Weapon of the Kidney Kid, who performs witchcraft
8.32.2:9[ṣalm]ī īpušu-ma ina samīt dūri ipḫû ina bīʾi ša dūri ipḫ[û](who) has performed sorcery against me and has snatched (it) from a dead man's house, has seized that of the dead man
8.32.2:10[ina] askuppati ittemirhe has seen with a torch
8.32.2:11enen-ma Šamaš ina maḫrīka aqallūšunūti ina kibrīt elletu ašarrapšunūt[u]Now, O Šamaš, I have gathered them before you in pure sceptre,
8.32.2:12Šamaš ūmka ezzu likšussunūtuO Šamaš, may your furious storm afflict them!
8.32.2:13Girra qālû liqmēšunūtuMay Girra, the horned one, bind them,
8.32.2:14Girra qālû napištašunu liqattiMay Girra, the horned one, make your life abundant,
8.32.2:15anāku lubluṭ l[u]šlim-[ma]May I live, may I be well
8.32.2:16na[r]bîka lušāpi dalīl[īka lu]d[lul]Let me proclaim your greatness, let me sing your praises!
8.32.2:17[DU₃.DU₃.BI libitt]u tat[arraṣ ...Its ritual: You recite the incantation '...'.
8.32.2:18[šina ṣa]lmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūri šina ṣalmī ṭī[di ...]“Heroes of the mountain range, lions, wolves, ...,
8.32.2:19[EN₂] šalāšīšu tamannū-ma ina išāt kibrīti [taqall]ūšunūt[u]Incantation: “You recite the incantation of his well-being and you sprinkle them with kibrītu-juniper.
8.32.2:20[...] ... ana muḫḫi tatabbak... you pour ... over it
8.32.2:21[ṣalmī ina] samīt [dūr]i ina bīʾi ša [dūr]i tepeḫ[ḫi]“I cast my arrow in the street, in the house of the one who is dressed in my ordinary soiled garments,
8.32.2:22[ina askuppati tutam]marYou see it on the surface.
8.32.2:23... [(...)] [...] ...
8.32.2:24... ... [...]
8.32.2:25...] ⸢IGI⸣-ka i-[...]... of your temple ...

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