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BM.40757 (ebl:BM.40757)

CANONICAL > Technical > Ritual texts, Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationBM.40757
IDebl:BM.40757
Museum no.BM.40757
CollectionBabylon
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Technical > Ritual texts

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
reverse 14Enlil did not stand, he went.
obverse 18'who goes and goes, king Ea,
obverse 2'...... of Nabu(?)
reverse 1Bel will reach him and he will go with him.
reverse 12He strews a bull and a ram in the middle of an ox and strews the heart of an ox.
obverse 12'The exorcists ditto Zarpanitu emerges and stand at the left of Nabu.
obverse 17'(If) he is stricken on the ground, he will be stricken before Bel.
reverse 3He smote the ground, and Enlil smote Marduk like Bel
reverse 5He is a witness(?) and is saying to the lord of the land:
reverse 4After he has left the boat, the herdsman says as follows:
reverse 9The mamau-priests take the incantation. Enlil greets Marduk.
obverse 11'(If) a king takes away his hands and he places wine, he takes away his life, and the boatman ditto.
obverse 6'(If) he goes and stands before Enlil: the king will prevail.
reverse 7These of his sinnu, like Bel, went up from the boat.
reverse 17enters and......
reverse 8Bl, the gate of the akitu-flour, enters (it) with Tashmetu, the gate of the aktu-flour.
obverse 14'The boatman... one(?) into the hands of the king
obverse 13'(If) a king gives birth to his hands and he gives birth to wine: he will die and he will recover.
reverse 2Itar from the Arameans to the Gate of the Akitu
reverse 15At that time the kalû-priests of the house of the midst of rejoicing came out and said:
obverse 10'Tashmetu emerges and on the right of Nergal to Nabu stands.
reverse 10At that time, in the courtyard of the aplû of Ahbitu, he made a udu-flour offering.
obverse 16'(As for) the... of the date palm, the kaparru-tree, iu-plant, u-Marduk-plant
reverse 16On the other side, at the gate of the cella, his cella.
obverse 3'...... the small(?)... he keeps watch
obverse 4'The... of the uur tree(?) speaks(?)...: he will seize the satrap and the satrap
reverse 13They cut off the head of the ram and take it away.
obverse 5'In... he stood, and he made a journey. The mamau-priests
reverse 6Bl, from the boat he shall eat, and he shall eat the food rations with pleasure(?)
obverse 19'of Damkina came out of their boat and
obverse 15'The mamau-priests (are) the incantation priests.
reverse 11The day and the night are covered with flour. The king will be satisfied with him.
obverse 9'(If) it stands on the right of Nabu: the king will conquer. Ditto.
obverse 7'The exorcist ditto: Nergal will come and stand on the right of Mushtub-Babili.
obverse 8'(If) a king is seized by ditto: a chariot, ditto: the mamau-priests, ditto: Nanaya.

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