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CMAwR Text 8.38 (Q005083)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 8.38
IDQ005083
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
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)
8.38:1[EN₂ nadr]u gapšu sāk pān ki[ppu tarṣu]Incantation: “The nadru-demon, the gap, the sāk-disease, the opening of the kippu-vessel
8.38:2dā[n pān]a lā ādiru šarru qarrādu [...]Who has no rival, mighty king
8.38:3raš[bu dā]ʾiku ēpiš lumni dannu ūm l[ā maḫār]powerful one, mighty one, the evildoer, strong one, exalted one
8.38:4šarru ... [...] ... lā pādû lapit d[āmī]king ... ... unrivaled, fearsome one,
8.38:5šamr[u l]ā pādû Girra ezz[u]mighty one, exalted one, Girra, supreme
8.38:6[m]u[ta]b[b]il eṭli kāmû arda[ti]I have risen up high, I have reached the mouth of the people,
8.38:7ann[ann]a mār an[nanna ša l]ā ibaššû amāt lemuttīya ina libbīkaN.N., what is it that is evil against me in your heart?
8.38:8kišpī r[u]ḫê rusê upšāšê lemnūtiwitchcraft, magic, evil machinations
8.38:9di[balâ k]adabbedâ zīra zikurudâdibalâ-magic, kadabbēdu-magical, ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic
8.38:10[...] ... ēpuša ušēpiša... I have performed ... against you, against me
8.38:11[isḫur]a išēʾaIšburaya
8.38:12[...] ... milikka Lugalirr[a]... ... your strength is Lugalirra
8.38:13[...] ...-ka apkal ilī Mardu[k]... your ..., sage of the gods, Marduk
8.38:14[...] ...-ka qarrādu Ninšubu[r]... your ..., hero Ninšubur
8.38:15[...] ...-ka Šaššam[u]... your ... is heaven
8.38:16[...] Lugaledinn[a]... Lugaledinna
8.38:17[...] ... Ereški[gal]... Ereškigal
8.38:18[...] ... [...]
8.38:19′[...] ... [...]
8.38:20′[šūtu lizīqa]m-ma attunu [lā taziqqāni]May your hand be pacified to me, and may you not be angry with me!
8.38:21′[iltānu lizīqa]m-ma attunu l[ā taziqqāni]May your iltanu-prayer be heard, and may you be praised!
8.38:22′[šadû KIMIN] amurru [KIMIN]Šadû-plant ditto, amurru-plant [ditto],
8.38:23′[kīma qutr]i lītelli an[a šamê]May my blood flow to the heavens like smoke!
8.38:24′[kīma bīni na]sḫi ana ašrīšu ay i[tūr]May it not turn back to its place like a mound.
8.38:25′[KID₃.KID₃.BI gi]zillâ egubbâ tušbāʾšu-ma ana bītī[šu (iššer)]Its ritual: You sit down in the reed-bed of the egubbâ-vessel and turn (it) into his house.
8.38:26′[en₂ an] ⸢maḫ⸣ {d}en-lil₂ še-er-zi-daIncantation: “Great An, Enlil of the Šerzida
8.38:27′{[d}en-ki] {d}en-lil₂-ban₃-da-biEnki and Enlilbanda
8.38:28′{[d}a-nun]-⸢na⸣-ke₄-e-ne urugal-e a ri-aThe Anuna gods of the Uruk bathed.
8.38:29′⸢tu₆ en₂⸣ e₂-nu-ruIncantation: Enuru
8.38:30′KID₃.KID₃.BI šaman pūri ella teleqqeIts ritual: You take pure water from a well.
8.38:31′šipta šalāšīšu ana libbi tamannū-ma amēla šuāti tapaššaš-ma iballuṭYou recite the incantation “Honey, my well-being, enter into it, and then he will recover.

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