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CMAwR Text 8.42 (Q005087)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 8.42
IDQ005087
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)
8.42:1*... ... pāris purus[sê ...]... ... who renders verdicts ...
8.42:2*[dāʾi]n dēn māti [...]judge of the land
8.42:3*[... š]ānina nakru šū igrânni-ma [...]... that enemy approached me and ...
8.42:1′[šalam]tī iddī-ma eli pagrīya ṣilla u [ṣulūla ul iškun]The valamtu priestess gave up and did not raise a hand or a foot against my body.
8.42:2′[...] ... pagrīya u tabāk dāmīya ana suppîka ... [...]... ... my body and my flesh, to your feet ...
8.42:3′[pagaršu]nu addī-ma ina eperi aktum ṣilla u ṣulūla ina muḫḫīšunu ašk[un]I removed their limbs and in the midst of the battle I placed arrows and spears upon them.
8.42:4′[ana lā] suppîka u lā sullîka aklāšunūt[i]I bow down to your distress and your distress.
8.42:5′[ša anāk]u dabābšunu <lā> īdû ilūtkunu rabītu īdû“He who knows the command of An, knows the great divinity,
8.42:6′[us]appûkunūši usallûkunūši ana šubbur kakkīy[a]I make you bow down, I turn you back to the sting of my enemy.
8.42:7′[ana tab]āk dāmīya supûšunu sulûšunu lā tamaḫḫar[ā]To release my body, to release my limbs, not to tremble
8.42:8′[ikri]bšunu lā taleqqâ dabāb ummān-maʾdaThe ikribšunu-demon, the untieqqâ-disease, the daba prayer (and) the ummanma prayer
8.42:9′[pirṣāt]e maʾati lā tešemmâ akalīšunu lā takkalāThe piršû-demons of the land, the teeming (people), the eating (of) their food, the not eating
8.42:10′[mê]šunu lā tašattâ qutrēnīšunu lā tamaḫḫarāYour waters are unrivaled, your quakes are unceasing
8.42:11′[lū ina a]rrātēšunu lū ina kišpīšunu lū ina ruḫêšunu lū ina rusêšunueither by means of extispicy, or by way of witchcraft, or via spittle, or through magic,
8.42:12′[lū ina] tukulti ilūtīšunu kakkūya lā uštabbarū lā urtassû lā ikkammûor by the support of their gods, may my weapons not be bound, not be loosened, not become loose,
8.42:13′[... lā] itabbal[ū] ušarriḫkunūši... he did not abandon you, he made you tremble
8.42:14′[ukabbitk]unūši sissiktakunu ṣabtākuI have seized you, I have bound your hem,
8.42:15′[... nīš r]amānīkunu zakrātunu... your fearsomeness, your exaltedness
8.42:16′[... nī]š Ellil u Ninlil taʾâtunu... of the gods Ellil and Ninlil, you are adjured
8.42:17′[... nīš ka]kkīšu taʾâtunu... his enemy, your battle
8.42:18′[... l]ītu attūyā-ma lā ša nakirī... you are my lord, not of the marshes
8.42:19′[...] ... ibarriqū ana lemnūti... ... the Ibarriqu river for evil
8.42:20′[...] ša kīma nabli iqammûšunūti... who is like a herald, has seized them
8.42:21′[...] ina tāḫāzi ana arkīšu lā itarru... in the steppe, he does not return to his place
8.42:22′[... dāmīš]unu ana šatê pîšunu petû..., your word is open to the heavens, your mouth is open
8.42:23′[... ...-š]unu kīma imbari ušazbil[ū]... their ... like the marshes carried away
8.42:24′[... imḫu]r-ešrā tušaš[ša]... you have established for him
8.42:25′[... līt]u attūyā-ma lā ša nak[irī]... you are my lord, not of the enemy
8.42:26′[...] kakki nakirī[ya]... of my enemy’s land
8.42:27′[... Ne]rgal u Ereški[gal]... Neriglu and Ereshkigal
8.42:28′[... kakk]īšunu ta[...]... your weapons ...
8.42:29′[...] ⸢nu uš⸣ [...]... descendant of
8.42:30′′[... l]ū damiq-[ma]May ... be good.
8.42:31′′[narbîkunu lušāpi dalīlīkunu] ludlu[l]Let me proclaim your greatness, let me glorify your glory!
8.42:32′′... tušaqb[a]you will libate
8.42:33′′[(EN₂) mušītu puluḫtu līlâti šalāš maṣṣ]arātu ša mūš[i]Incantation: “O goddess, exalted one of the līlûtu-priestess, the well-being of the young woman of this year,
8.42:34′′[ērātu naṣrātu] lā ṣālilātu
8.42:35′′[ana ēri ṣalli] purussâ tanaddināYou give a verdict to the house of battle
8.42:36′′[anāku annanna mār annanna ša ilšu annanna] ištaršu annannīt[u]I, N.N., son of N.[N.], whose god is N. [N.] and whose goddess (is) N.
8.42:37′′[mušītu kallātu] puṣṣunt[u](a kind of insect) that eats everything
8.42:38′′[ina qibīt (...) Išt]ar šēp lemutti ana mātīya pursīBy the command of (...) Ištar, release the evil spell from my land!
8.42:39′′[annītu] tušaqbathis you will strew
8.42:40′′[DU₃.DU₃.BI ašar šēpu pars]at qaqqara tašabbiṭ mê ellūti tasallaḫ ana maḫar Sîn paššūra tašakkanIts ritual: You sweep the ground, you sprinkle pure water, you set up an incense burner before Sîn.
8.42:41′′[nignak burāši taš]akkan suluppī sasqâ tasarraqYou set up a censer of burāšu-juniper. You scatter a sasqû-bowl.
8.42:42′′[... š]a qēmi ina muḫḫi paššūri teṣṣer... hand, on top of it a teeming snake
8.42:43′′[ṣalam ... teppuš-m]a qulmâ ina qāt imittīšu tušamšāšuYou perform ṣalam-ritual against , and you make qulmâ-plant grow in the middle of his right hand.
8.42:44′′[... š]a amēlūti šumšu ina naglab šumēlīšu tašaṭṭar(Sum) ..., his word is a flood (Akk) The word of a wild bull is an earthquake, its word is an ecstatic
8.42:45′′[... nakirī]ya šumšu tašaṭṭar... of my shrine, that is the tašaṭtu-demon
8.42:46′′[šaḫâ peṣâ ina patri taṭabbaḫ-ma] dāmīšu ina kāsi tamaḫḫarYou sprinkle šaḫa-plant (and) peṣâ-plant in the patrimony, and then you sprinkle blood in the mouth.
8.42:47′′[rubû dāmī šaḫî an]a šūti iltāni šadî amurri itabbak-ma(who) has poured out the blood of a wild goat into my hand, has smashed my skull, and
8.42:48′′[... maš]ak šaḫî peṣî ša ṭabḫu... mašukku-plant, šaḫî-plant (and) ēdu-plant
8.42:49′′[...] ... [tal]appat patra u ṣalma ana libbi tašakkan... ... you sweep the ground and you place it inside.
8.42:50′′[...] ... ina ṭīdi takannak... in the evening you will cover
8.42:51′′[ina kunuk ... tab]arram rubû qāssu eli mašak šaḫî išakkan-maWith the seal of ... you set up a royal offering. His hand is raised above the mašvakku-vessel and
8.42:52′′[... suḫr]ā duppirā iqabb[i]he says ... a šuḫa pira prayer
8.42:53′′[... uḫū]li qarnānî gaṣṣi qātīšu ina m[ê]... a thornbush, a burning fire, his hand in water
8.42:54′′[...] ...-ya ina muḫḫīka a[šḫuṭ]... my ... on top of it
8.42:55′′[... ana miṣ]ir māt nakirī i[zzibšu]... he became angry at the utterance of the land
8.42:56′′[... nakirū ana māt]i ul e[rrubū]... the nakiru priestess did not enter the land
8.42:57′′[...] ... imbuʾ tâm[ti ...]... ... flood of the sea ...
8.42:58′′[...] ... [...]
8.42:59′′[...] ... [...]

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