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CMAwR Text A.1 (Q005114)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text A.1
IDQ005114
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)
A.1:obv_1′⸢DIDA⸣.GU.LA ta-... balu p[atān ...]You ... ēdiânu-plant, egypsum
A.1:obv_2′šīr āribi tušabšal balu pat[ān ...]You are adjured by the gods, you are sated by the life of the people
A.1:obv_3′marratu ḫaruptu tušabšal balu patā[n ...]You are exalted, you are enraged, you have mercy on me, ...
A.1:obv_4′sukannīnu ḫaruptu tušabšal balu patā[n ...]You are exalted, you are enraged, you have mercy on me, ...
A.1:obv_5′ana pišerti kišpū ša ina saḫlê šūkulu atāʾišu u[rnû]To release the witchcraft that is in the ground, the hand of the atāʾišu-plant, the urnû-plant
A.1:obv_6′nuḫurtu burāšu zē[r tullal ina šikari dišip šadî balu patān]Nuḫurtu-plant, burāšu-juniper, sweet tullal-plant in the sceptre of Vip, the wild goat
A.1:obv_7′taštanaqqīšu-ma pâšu u[mtassā-ma illātūšu parsā]You have smeared him, and his mouth has swollen and his fever is feverish
A.1:obv_8′ana pišerti k[išpī ...]For the release of witchcraft
A.1:obv_9′tittu {⸢u₂⸣}... [...]a tittu-vessel ... ...
A.1:obv_10′[...] ... [...]
A.1:obv_11′[...] ... [...]
A.1:obv_12′[...] ... pillû [...]... pillû-plant
A.1:obv_13′[... l]išān kalbi art[i ...]May ... be my strength, my strength ...
A.1:obv_14′[... qa]nû ṭābu suādū ... [...]... qanû-plant, ṭabu-soapwort, suadu-plant
A.1:obv_15′[...] ... murdudû ardadillu ḫašḫūr [api]... murdudû-plant, ardadillu-plant
A.1:obv_16′[imḫur-līm imḫur-ešr]ā tarmuš tasâk-ma ina šikari uluš[inni karāni]You pound tamarisk, tallow (and) lupine, and then you have me drink them in a tavern.
A.1:obv_17′[taba]ll<al> dišpu ḫimētu ruʾtītu i[mbuʾ tâmti ḫurāṣu]<(If)> it is surrounded by a cloud, a ru’altītu-demon will arise; a flood will come.
A.1:obv_18′[kaspu p]arzillu sāmtu uqnû ina mūši ša sebet ūmī [...]The money is paid completely. That one-twelfth of a day in the month of Šamaš
A.1:obv_19′[ina samānî ūmi] balu patān tašaqqī[šu-ma iballuṭ]You have him drink a libation bowl in the morning, and then he will recover.
A.1:obv_20′[ana pišert]i kišpī ša ina šikari šaqû ištēt karpatu šaḫarratu ... [...]In order to release the witchcraft that is present in the scepter, the ‘heals-a-thousand’-demon, ... ...
A.1:obv_21′[...] ... ŠU.BI.AŠ.⸢AM₃⸣... Hand of
A.1:obv_22′[...] ... [...]
A.1:rev_1′[...] ... [...] bi[llatu ...]... ... illness ...
A.1:rev_2′[bi]llat našpi ... [... billat naš]p[i ...]The totality of the silver ...
A.1:rev_3′[bi]llat murê ... billat murê ... [...]“Billat murê-plant’s ... , bilt mure[f]-plant ...,
A.1:rev_4′[in]a libbi narṭabi ištēniš taballal balu patān ta[šaqqīšu-(ma iballuṭ)]You mix them together in a nartbabi-vessel, you strew a censer of balû-cress, you make him drink it, and then he will recover.
A.1:rev_5′[ana pišerti ki]špī kalāma imḫur-līm imbuʾ tâmti ḫašê [(...)]In order to release the witchcraft of all the lands, he washes the hands, ... the sea,
A.1:rev_6′[...] šadânu ṣābitu tasâk šaman šurmēni šaman burāši šaman [erēni]... šadânu-plant, sulphur, you pound (it). The oil of the cypress, the oil of burāʾu-juniper, [the oil of] the cedar
A.1:rev_7′[šaman qanê ṭābi] šaman kanakti šaman murri šaman asi šaman {⸢šim⸣}[...]‘Heals-a-thousand’-plant, tallow, kanaktu-soapwort, murru-aromatic, ēšim-sulphur, ...-plant
A.1:rev_8′[aḫê t]uraqqa ina šaman pūri ina šamni ḫalṣi ta[ballal]You sprinkle aḫû-plant (and) šūmu-plant in water from a well, you wash it with hot water
A.1:rev_9′[EN₂ ...] ... sebîšu ana maḫar Šamaš ana libbi tamannu kayyamāna tap[tanaššassu]Incantation: “... ... you recite seven times into the presence of Šamaš. You rub him with kayyama-plant.
A.1:rev_10′[šumma sinništu ... b]ēl rīdīša nekelmûši-ma ilu u iš[taru]If a woman ... her limbs are dark, and god and goddess
A.1:rev_11′[ittīša zenû ana kišp]ī pašāri u ...(who) is angry with you, turn away from witchcraft and .
A.1:rev_12′ili [u ištari it]tīša sullum[i]May my god and my goddess be reconciled with me!
A.1:rev_13′lulû kal[û ...] ... [ḫul]uḫḫu kutpûlulû-disease, ‘distortion-of-the-mouth’ magic, ... , ḫulūḫu-sorcery, kuppūnu-paste,
A.1:rev_14′ēdu kurkan[â] ... {⸢na₄⸣}[...] lušû ša ...The temple of the kurkanâ-demon ... ešānu-stone that ...
A.1:rev_15′Gazbaba arti ... [...]Gazbaba, arti ...
A.1:rev_16′[kib]rītu peṣītu u ṣalimtu eper bāb bīt [Ni]nmaḫ [ḫ]amī[mu]The scepter, the door, and the door bolt are open; the house of Ninmaḫ is well.
A.1:rev_17′[šuruš] ašāgi ša bāb bīt nuḫatimmi eper bāb bīt sā[bî]A dead man whose body has been seized, whose skin has been covered with a bandage
A.1:rev_18′[...] ... uqnû ḫulālu muššaru pappardilû {⸢na₄⸣}[...]... uqnû-stone, ḫulālu-plant, serpent, pappardilu-plant (and) e22na-stone
A.1:rev_19′[...] ... aban-baḫrê ayyartu du[šû (...)]... abanbaḫu-plant, ayyartu-plant: good
A.1:rev_20′[...] ... anḫ[ullû ...]... anḫullû-plant
A.1:rev_21′[...] ... ištēniš ina šamni ṭābi ... [...]... together with him, in the heavens ...
A.1:rev_22′[... ṣ]īt š[amši ...]... the hand of the sea

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