Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › Q005104

CMAwR Text 10.14 (Q005104)

Incantation-Ritual

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationCMAwR Text 10.14
IDQ005104
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)
10.14.1:1šumma amēlu pûšu kadabbedâ irši saḫlê ina mê būri tasâkIf a man’s mouth is swollen, you pound saḫlû-plant in water from a well
10.14.1:2ṭābta ((šikara)) šiqqī ṭābāti ana l[ibbi] ḫaṣbi tanaddi ina kakkabi tušbātYou pour a libation bowl of šiqqi-beer into the heart of the ḫašu-vessel, you sit in the kakkabu-flour.
10.14.1:3ina šēri ubānš[u rabīta t]akarrik balu patān pâšu iktanappar-[ma iballuṭ]You bury (them) in the dust of the great shrine, he wipes his mouth with the balû-plant, then he will recover.
10.14.1:4DIŠ KIMIN ḫašû atāʾišu imḫur-l[īm i]mḫur-ešrā kukru burāšu bīnu maštakalIf ditto: ḫašû-plant, atālu-plant (a kind of juniper), burlu-soapwort, ešrā-plant(s), kukru-aromatic (and) sesame seeds, mašakkal-plant
10.14.1:5nuḫurtu saḫlê urnê nīnû ištēniš teṭên tābīla“Nuḫurtu-plant, cress, urnû-plant (and) nīnuš-plant you have surrounded, you have covered,
10.14.1:6balu patān pâšu i[k]ta<na>ppar-ma iballuṭ(If) a sore's surface is swollen: he will vomit and recover.
10.14.1:7DIŠ KIMIN saḫlê nīnû ḫašû aban gabî urnûIf ditto: saḫlû-cress, nīnum-stone, thyme, aban, gabi, urnutu-stone
10.14.1:8pâšu u lišānšu liktappar u mê būri limtessiMay his mouth and tongue be opened, and may the water of the well be poured out.
10.14.1:9DIŠ KIMIN saḫlê ina mê tasâk ṭābta šiqqī ṭābāti <ina> ḫaṣbi tuqarrabIf ditto: you pound saḫlû-cress in water, you make a strewn-offering of šiqqīmctu-beer in a bowl.
10.14.1:10lā šūkulu pâšu iktanappar-ma iballuṭ(If) he does not wash his mouth with water, and then recovers
10.14.1:11DIŠ KIMIN ḫašḫūr api nīnû ḫašû [kas]û pâšu ikappar u ina šikari išattī-ma iballuṭIf ditto: ḫašḥbû-plant, nīnu-plant (a kind of sulphur) (and) kupsu-aromatic, his mouth is swollen and he drinks it in a censer, then he will recover.
10.14.1:12DIŠ KIMIN nuṣābu imḫur-līm ina šikari išattī-ma iballuṭIf ditto: he drinks nušbu-plant in beer, then he will recover.
10.14.1:13DIŠ KIMIN nuṣābu šuruš lišān-kalbi ina šikari išattī-ma iballuṭIf ditto, may a man be seized by a ghost in the street, and then he will recover.
10.14.1:14šalāš mašqâtu gabari Eridu latkātuProtection (and) protection from Eridu’s evil,
10.14.1:15ḫašû atāʾišu imḫur-[līm] urnû [...]ḫašû-plant, atā’ilisu-plant (a kind of sulphur) (and) urnu'u-stone
10.14.1:16saḫlê burāšu kikkirânu peṣû bīnu tub[bal ...]You scatter the saḫlû-plant (and) his burāšu-plant, the kikira-plant(s), the phlegm, the dead ...
10.14.1:17ḫašû nīnû zēr bī[ni ...]“Ḫašû, weeping, sweet, our house ...,
10.14.1:18ḫašû inib nīnê ḫašḫ[ūr api ...]“Ḫašû-plant, inib-nīnu-plant (a kind of sulphur) ... ḫapša-plant
10.14.1:19ana kadabbedê pašāri ... [...]
10.14.1:20šumma kadabbedâ irtašši burāšu kukru ina [...]If ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic keeps persisting, burāšu-plant (and) kukru in ...
10.14.1:21šumma kadabbedâ irtašši saḫlê šarmadu biṣṣūr-atāni mūṣa ina maš[ki ...]If the ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic has caused him a stinging pain, he is constantly afflicted by šarmadu-disease: the night-time sleep in your body
10.14.1:22nīnû saḫlê uḫūlu qarnānû aban gabî ḫašû eper sūq-erbe[tti ...] ... [...]nīnû-plant, saḫbūlu-plant (a kind of sulphur) (and) qarnāru-plant; aban-stone, agate, thornbush, dust from the mountains ... ...

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.