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CTH 811

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DesignationKBo 36.35+
IDtlh:KBo 36.35+
LanguageAkkadian
GenreCTH 811

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

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)
{€1} Vs. II
1[ na-ad]-⸢na-ku ṣú⸣-ud-dá-kuI am the nadīna-priest, I am a šuddu-priestess
2[ ta-at-tal]-lak a-na UGU {LÚ}GIG ki-a-amyou went to the sick man, thus
3[ ] ⸢7⸣ NINDA ḪÁD.DA 7-šá tu-kap-pár-šuYou wrap seven loaves of bread in ēšu-wood.
4[ ] ⸢{D}⸣UTU ALAN{MEŠ} ù ANŠE{MEŠ}E-e-šamaš, a statue of horses
5[ {GI}]MA.SÁ.AB GAR-an 7 SÌLA ZÌ.DAYou set up a censer. You set out seven qû of flour.
6[ ZÌ].EŠA 7 SÌLA ZÚ.LUM 7 SÌLAemmer flour, 7 qû dates, 7 que
7[ ] ta-ra-ak LÚ.BI UR₅.GIN₇ tù-šad-bab-[šu]you will harness (them). That man, you will rub him (with it).
8[ ] el-le-ta ša i-na ku-zu-ub ni-[ši]pure, which in the kuzub of the niši
9[ša-ak-na]-at DINGIR-lum a-na NAM.ÉR[IM]Beloved of the god, for the apotropaic ritual
10[ ] i-ṣi-ru ši-ma-at-ki i-na u₄-mi [“If he sees your fate, on the day
{€2} Vs. III
1EGIR ⸢ri⸣-[ik-si ] a-na IGI {D}UTU tul-za-azAfter the erīksu-festival you will stand before Šamaš.
2EGIR ANŠE{MEŠ} ⸢{GIŠ}TUKUL tul-za-az⸣After the horses have gathered the weapons,
3ANŠE ša ALAN an-du-na-a-ni ra-ak-buA homer of a statue of An-dunāni, large
4EGIR-ki {GIŠ}TUKUL tul-za-az {D}UTU ana maḫ-ri-ka aš-limAfter you, you have slain the weapon. Šamaš, may it be well before you!
5ana ar-ki-ka ú-ul aš-limWithout you, I would not be alive
6[{D}]⸢UTU⸣ EN ši-ip-ṭí di-nim at-taYou, O Šamaš, lord of justice,
7[ ma]-al-ki ma-ḫar ma-al-ki“It is there, it is there! It is here! It was there!
8[ ra-ba]-a-ta di-in AN.TA-timthe great decisions of the upper world
9[ ] DI.KU₅ KI.TA-timthe lower judge
10[ tù-u]b-bal a-na NENNI DUMU.NENNIYou bring (it) to so-and-so (and) your son.
11[ {D}INNIN]-šú NENNI-tumhis goddess, so-and-so
12[ ṣa-ab-tù]-uš NU.ZUšabatû-disease, illness
13[ ] NU.ZU'no-physician'
14[ IM.RI].A ṣa-ab-tù-uš NU.ZU“It is raining, I do not know.
15[ ] ⸢NU⸣.ZUesû-plant
16[ ] NU.ZU'no-physician'
17[ ] tá-ni-ḫito tremble
{€2} Rs. IV
1′...
2′[ t]a-ta-al-[la-ak]you will go.
3′[ in]-na-aq-qú-úthey shall cut off
4′[ ZÀ.ḪI.LI]{SAR} ḪE.ḪEZA.Ḫ.I.LI.E
5′[ ṣi-bi]t KUR-i na-sa-ḫi-imthe mountain range of the nasaḫim (temple)
6′[ li-ʾ]-⸢bu⸣ ṣi-bit KUR-i DAB-sú-mamay he escape, the command of the mountain seized him, and
7′[ú-maš-šir-š]u-ma ina UD 3{KÁM} DAB-súhe seized him and on the 3rd day
8′[ i]r-te-dá-aš-šu um-ma ṣa-ar-ḫahe has kept asking him, saying: “Šarḫa
9′⸢li-ʾ⸣-ba dá-an-na ù zu-ʾ-ta-amIts elī-al-eba-vessel is a strong one, covered with oil.
10′ma-a-tam TUG.TUG-šiThe land of its garments
11′si-li-ʾ-ta-šu ú-ta-ar-ri-ik-ma it-ta-dim-šuhis limbs he twisted, and he has fashioned it
12′e-nu-um-ma ší-pí-ir-šu i-ṣab-bá-tu-šuWhen his lips are swollen
13′SAG.DU-sú tù-ka-a-alYou rub his head
14′1 SÌLA {ŠEM}LI 1 SÌLA {Ú}LAL ta-pa-aš1 qû of burāšu-juniper (and) 1 qu(iri) of tapasu-plant
15′ina Ì.GIŠ ḪE.ḪE a-šar ši-pí-ir-šu ú-šar-ru(who) has smeared with oil, the ašaršu-priestess, the hero
16′a-ra-a-pu-ra a-ra-a-ba-pu-ra ÉN ŠID!-nu“I want to pacify, I want to cool’ Incantation formula.
17′a-di ig-gám-ma-ru e-nu-ma ṣi-ib-ti-šuuntil he has reached, when his body
18′ú-taš-ši-ru-šu Ú ù ÉN la-a tù-na-ak-karThey have slain him. Oil of the incantation: “Do not be negligent!‭
19′an-na-a-am GUR.GUR-ma ši-pí-ir-šu i-šal-limThis shall return and his debt will be paid.

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