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CMAwR Text 5.8 (Q007429)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 5.8
IDQ007429
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)
5.8:1′[...] ... [...]
5.8:2′[...] ina bīt ašbāku nē[mel ...]... in the house of Ašaba, the gatekeeper
5.8:3′[... zē]rūti muḫrī[nni ...]... my anger on top of ...
5.8:4′[lūšir lušēš]ir ina bīt ašbāku [...]May I become a lord, in the house where I live
5.8:5′[...] ... tatabbak sūq ītiqu lā ittiq [...]... ... you strew ..., he passes by without passing ...
5.8:6′[ana sinništi lā mušē]šerti šūšuri DU₃.DU₃.BI ana maḫar [...]Its ritual for the one who has no regard for a woman: In order to be supreme
5.8:7′[paššūra tuk]ān suluppī sasqâ tasa[rraq]You are adjured, you sprinkle a suluppu-vessel with sasqû-flour
5.8:8′[mir]is dišpi ḫimēti tašakkanYou set up a reed screen of pomegranates
5.8:9′[nignak burā]ši tašakkan šikara tanaqqi minûtu annītu šalāšīšu tamannuYou set up a censer of juniper. You pour a libation bowl. You recite this incantation three times.
5.8:10′[EN₂ {d}x] bēltu rabītu attī-ma ša balukkiIncantation: O great lady, you are the one who saves you
5.8:11′[riḫûtu š]a amēlūti ana qerbīti lā iraḫḫûThe riḫûtu-demon, who has no rival in the middle
5.8:12′[... z]ēr amēlūti tarammī..., you are adjured by the gods.
5.8:13′[... ša i]lša annanna ištarša annannītu... of the gods, N.N., (and) the goddesses of N.[N.]
5.8:14′[... ša i]lša annanna ištarša annannītu... of the gods, N.N., (and) the goddesses of N.[N.]
5.8:15′[... u]pšāšê mimma lemnu ay isniqa... may the upšû-plants not draw near to any evil,
5.8:16′[... r]abīti šamna ṭāba ina itqūri ippaššaš... rābištu-disease of the body, he will perform (the ritual) in the evening
5.8:17′[... elik]ul {giš}GAN.U₅ ...... elikul kanaktu-tree
5.8:18′′bi x...;
5.8:19′′ša SILA₄ xof lamb
5.8:20′′u₃ la xand not
5.8:21′′tuṣallam pi-[xyou have ...ed
5.8:22′′kīma bārîlike a bird
5.8:23′′ištēniš ḪE xIt is an incantation of
5.8:24′′′x
5.8:25′′′la xnot ;
5.8:26′′′Gula xGula
5.8:27′′′ša ēpištiof the work
5.8:28′′′zērūšu
5.8:29′′′annâ taq[abbī-ma ...You say this and
5.8:30′′′ana ... ...For ... .
5.8:31′′′bī[nu ...... potsherd
5.8:32′′′KEŠ₂ ...Sesame
5.8:33′′′x ...
5.8:34′′′′[... tašakk]an šikara tanaqqi unīqa lā-petīta [tanakkis]You set up ..., you pour out a libation bowl, you strew a censer of flax.
5.8:35′′′′[...] ... ana libbi sūti tanaddi šegušša sūta tumallā-ma... you add ... into a šūtu-vessel, you cover your head with a cloth
5.8:36′′′′[sinništu ina m]uḫḫi uššab šārat enzi šipāti ina šapal šēpīša tašakkanYou set up a šunû-vessel on top of a censer of juniper.
5.8:37′′′′[...] šipāti peṣêti šerʾān ṣabīti šerʾān kurkî ištēniš taṭammī-ma 7.TA.AM₃... the šipātu-plant, the peṣûti-plant (and) the red-purple (plant) (plant), the mountain-plant together you smeared, and 7 each
5.8:38′′′′[kiṣr]a takaṣṣar ēma taktaṣru EN₂ tu lu ba ḫa šu ši a-ga ši-ḫaYou sweep the earth, whenever you wipe it clean, Incantation: “May it be well, may it be ill, this is well
5.8:39′′′′[a-ga-la]-⸢ti⸣-la ši-ḫa a-ga-ti-la ši-ḫa a-ga-⸢la⸣-ti-la ši-ḫa EN₂“Agala’etila, šiḫa-disease, agala'etilla, Šišû, lišāti₂, alīḫu-distease, incantation.
5.8:40′′′′[šiptu ann]ītu ina muḫḫi tamannu sinništa šuāti tukaṣṣaršiYou recite this incantation over it, (and) you rub that woman with it.
5.8:41′′′′[...] ... uqnâ ayyarta ša sebet tikpūša kapāṣu... , uqnû-plant, ayyartu-plant of seven plants, kapašbu-plant
5.8:42′′′′[z]ibīta šû zikar u sinniš ina šipāti barmāti tašakkakYou place this omen, zikar and šunû-disease in the middle of my body.
5.8:43′′′′[...] šamna tašabbaḫ burzisal taskarinni šamna tumallā-ma itti abnī... of my body you scatter. You fill my body with burzisal-juniper, and with my body
5.8:44′′′′[... ina] šamni tašakkan adi ulladu šamna šuāti ...-ša u qerbīša... you have placed in my hand, until the end of my hand ... and inside it
5.8:45′′′′[...] aptīša tašakkan šegušša sasqâ... you place ... on her body, she is swollen
5.8:46′′′′[...] ... tarakkas-ma ina bīti parsi immera ina <maḫar> Šamaš... you tie ... and in the middle of the ritual assemblage you tie (it) up. In the <great room> of Šamaš
5.8:47′′′′[...] ... adi ulladu ina ūmi šalāšīšu taltanappat... ... as long as he lives, you keep on seeking out his wellbeing
5.8:48′′′′... ... ūm iʾʾaldu... he wails
5.8:49′′′′[...] ... [...] ... ... [...]
5.8:50′′′′... šerraša išallim[ ... ] who restores life,

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