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CMAwR Text 7.35 (Q007454)

Incantation-Ritual

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DesignationCMAwR Text 7.35
IDQ007454
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)
7.35.1:1EN₂ mannu ibtuq nārī ušarda atapp[ī]Incantation: “Who has sinned against me, O lord of the netherworld,
7.35.1:2saḫḫāti ša nārīya ušābila mê(who) has carried away the water from my nostrils,
7.35.1:3burmāyānu apsî binût tâmt[i]burmāyanu-plant, apsû-plant (and) tamarisk seed
7.35.1:4ibtuq nārī ušarda atappīhe smote the enemy, the lord of the netherworld,
7.35.1:5saḫḫāti ša nārīya ušābila mê(who) has carried away the water from my nostrils,
7.35.1:6mannu lušpur ana bēli rēmēnî MardukWho can I send to the city, merciful Marduk?
7.35.1:7lišēbila bīna binût ilūtīkaMay he carry off the food offerings of your divinity,
7.35.1:8KIMIN maštakal mullilat ilīDitto, maštakal-plant, purifier of the gods,
7.35.1:9KIMIN burāšu siriq ilūt[īka]Ditto, burāšu-juniper, sulphur of the gods
7.35.1:10KIMIN terinnatu mullilat elēnītiDitto, terinnatu-plant, purifier of the elēnû-plant
7.35.1:11KIMIN kibrītu lā māḫirat [...]Ditto, sulphur from a boat ...
7.35.1:12KIMIN kukru ša šadî u [ḫursānī]Ditto, kukru of the mountains and Ḫursānu.
7.35.1:13KIMIN qaran ayyali ... [...]Ditto, a reed bundle of ayyali-plant ... .
7.35.1:14lumḫaṣ ina šiltāḫi ... [...]“Limḫaṣ in the sviltāḫu-vessel ... ,
7.35.1:15lisseker nārī lībala mêMay he establish a festival, may he turn to water
7.35.1:16saḫḫāti ša nārīya lā uštab[balā] mêI have not turned the water into a saḫtu-vessel of mine
7.35.1:17līrid ṣeḫḫeru ina āli lilsâ alālaMay the ṣḫberu-plant flourish in the city, may it grow abundantly
7.35.1:18KA.INIM.MA UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA ((u NAM.⸢ERIM₂⸣.[BUR₂.RU.DA]))Wording (of an incantation) to undo witchcraft ((and witchcraft)).
7.35.1:19DU₃.DU₃.BI bīnu maštakal burāšu terin[natu]Its ritual: maštakal-soapwort, burāsu-juniper, terinnu-plant
7.35.1:20kibrītu kukru qaran ayyali sebet šamm[ī annûti]kibrītu-plant, kukru-stone, ayyali-stone: these seven plants
7.35.1:21tubbal taḫaššal tanappi ina šēri ina maḫar Šamaš šipta sebîšu ana muḫ[ḫi tamannū-ma]You recite the incantation three times over it. In the morning, before Šamaš, you smear seven šiptu-spurge on it.
7.35.1:22ina šiltāḫu siparri sebîšu tamaḫḫaṣ-ma lū ina šikariIn the šiltācḫu-vessel of the reed-bed, you sprinkle tamaḫaš-plant, and then in the tavern
7.35.1:23lū ina mê lū ina karāni ištanattī-maeither with water or with a reed mat has seized me, and
7.35.1:24māmītu pašir kišpī ana amēli lā iṭeḫḫûThe ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’ magic will not approach the land
7.35.1:25EN₂ Gilgāmeš šar erṣeti rapašti dayyānu lā ṭāʾtiIncantation: Gilgamesh, king of the broad netherworld, judge without rival
7.35.1:26tuppi Iqīšâ bukur Ištar-šumu-ēreš liblibbiTablet of Iqīšâ, son of Ishtar-svumu-ecres
7.35.1:27[ša] Ekur-zakir mašmaššuof Ekur-zakir, exorcist
7.35.2:1′... ...
7.35.2:2′... tašakkak [...]you put ...
7.35.2:3′... ib]alluṭ... he will recover
7.35.2:4′... tapašš]assu... his mouth
7.35.2:5′... bē]l šipti... lord of the net
7.35.2:6′... ⸢AK⸣.BIeAK-e23.BI
7.35.2:7′′⸢EN₂⸣ [šu] ⸢nam⸣-lu₂-⸢u₁₈⸣-[lu ...] [(...)] ša qāt am[ēlūti ...]Incantation: Hand of Enamelu-ellu
7.35.2:8′′′[...] ... ...
7.35.2:9′′′šumma amēlu pānūšu iṣṣanundūšu mu[ḫḫašu ...If a person's mouth is full of sulphur
7.35.2:10′′′šīr[ūšu] uzaqqatūšu šunāt[ūšu pardā]His word is a flood, his radiance is sulphur
7.35.2:11′′′mītūti ītanammar dābibu ittīšu kītt[u lā idabbub](who) sees a dead man, who does not speak truth with him
7.35.2:12′′′ḫayyattu kayyam[ān]šu amēlu šū ṣ[almūšu]ḫayattu-plant, kayyamānu-soapwort, šamaš-plant
7.35.2:13′′′ana Girra u gulgulli paqdū ina iš[āti nadû]For Girra and the gulgullu-priestess, who are appointed in this place
7.35.2:14′′′... ušābilūšu-ma [...]... brought to him and
7.35.2:15′′′[...] u₂ ... kur la ...... the land not ...
7.35.2:16′′′... ... ...

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