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CMAwR Text 7.29 (Q007448)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 7.29
IDQ007448
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)
7.29:1′...] mimma l[emnu ...... anything ...
7.29:2′[...] kišpī ša ... ...... witchcraft that
7.29:3′[...] ... zumrīya liššaḫiṭ ... [...] ... [...]... may my body be shattered ... ...
7.29:4′[... y]âši annanna bulliṭanni-ma ana qātī damqāti ša i[līya]... of me, N.N., release me and turn to the good hand of my god!
7.29:5′[u ištarīy]a ana šulme u balāṭi piqda[nni]and my goddess for well-being and life be appointed to me.
7.29:6′[KA].⸢INIM⸣.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA.[KAM]It is the wording of a lifted-hand prayer.
7.29:7′⸢KID₃⸣.KID₃.BI riksa ana maḫar Šamaš tarakkas niqâ tanaqqi šina ṣalmī [bīni]Its ritual: You set up a ritual assemblage before Šamaš, you sing a supplication, you recite this incantation three times
7.29:8′šina ṣalmī erēni šina ṣalmī lipî šina ṣalmī iškūri šina ṣalmī ṭīdi šina ṣalmī lī[ši]My lord, the šalāmu of the cedar tree, my ointment, my lipu-tree, my iškû-treasury, my balm, my rope, my bandage, my bracelet, my necklace,
7.29:9′šina ṣalmī kupsi šina ṣalmī ittî ša kaššāpi u kaššāpti [teppuš]You perform šalmu-plant (and) kupsu-aromatic (plant) with beer and beer.
7.29:10′ina napṭi tabtanallalšunūti ina išāti taqtanallūšunū[ti]You have strewn offerings at mealtime, you have presented offerings at night
7.29:11′ēma taqtanallû šipta tama[nnu]When you have smeared the earth, you smear it (on me)
7.29:12′EN₂ Šamaš ša kaššāpi u kaššāpti nāʾiri ḫā[miṭu]Incantation: O Šamaš, who makes beer and beer plentiful,
7.29:13′... ḫāmiṭu tību qīlu sarru lā ād[iru]... a reed fence, a canal, an open country, uncultivated land
7.29:14′... rašbu dāʾiku lemn[ūti]..., the fierce one, the evildoer
7.29:15′... [...] ... qabli ūme lā pādû e[ṭ]lu ... [...](Sum) ... (Akk) [... ...] ..., who is enraged, who does not fear the storm(?) ...
7.29:16′... Girra iḫammaṭu uḫab[b]alu eṭ[lūti]... Girra, the one who is enraged, screams in the street
7.29:17′ikammû ardāte kaššāpī u ka[ššāptī]I am the one who destroys the enemies, the warlock and the witch
7.29:18′ēpišī ēpištī usaḫḫirūn[i]Incantation: “I have been seized by my incantation
7.29:19′[š]a ibšû amāt lemuttīya ina libbīšunu sāpiḫ [le]muttīšunu Luga[l-x]This is the evil word of my mother, in your heart a supplication of evil, Lugal-
7.29:20′[mus]aḫḫiḫšunu apkal ilī M[arduk]mighty one, sage of the gods, M[arduk]
7.29:21′[... r]ittēšunu Šazu ... [...]... hand of the heart ...
7.29:22′...]šunu Lugaledinna ... [...]... Lugaledinna
7.29:23′[... a]kkassu ... ...... his arm ... ...
7.29:24′[... ... lugal ...... king
7.29:25′[... ... ...
7.29:26′[... ... ...

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