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BiMes 1, 7

SEAL no. 7038 · N 288 · Incantations · miscellaneous · Nippur (mod. Nuffar) · 31 lines · 44 words · 94 signs · 11 Sumerograms

CDLI 216084

Transliteration

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Obv.
col. i
1'[ ] x
2'[in] da-me-em
3'tá-ni-al
4'pūtam(SAĜ.KI)
5'[k]i karpatim(DUG)
6'ta-sa-bi-ir
7'(KA)
8'x gú-na [ ]
col. ii
1'tá-áš-pu-ra-[am]
2'dNanše
3'um-šum
4' ni-ip-sa-tim
5'[ ] x-ZA
Rev.
col. iii
1'-3'broken
4'x [ ]
5'x [ ]
6'tu-ta-šu-[x x]
7'a-la-ga-si-ma
8'na-ba-l[i]
9' x
10'[ ] NA BA [ ]
col. iv
1'ú-tám-[mì-kà]
2'dNanše
3'la tá-tu-[ra-am]
4'da-rí-iš
5'ší-ip-ta-an
6'la ì-a-ta-an
7'ší-ip-tá
8'dNIN-PÉŠ-GI-MA
9'iltim(DINGIR-ti[m])

Translation

Obv.

col. i

1'      [ ] x

2'-3'   you will lie in (your) blood

 

4'-7'    you break (your) forehead like a pot

8' …

 

col. ii

1'       You have/ she has sent (written) to me

2' - 5'  Nanshe will … (to this day?) the diseases.

 

Rev.

col. iii

Unclear

 

col. iv

1'-4'     I have conjured you by Nanshe that you will never return

5'-6'     These two incantations are not mine.

7'-9'     These two incantations are of Ningirim, the goddess.

Commentary

Col. ii, 3' For ni-ip-sa-tum ("a disease") see H. Neumann 2008a, p. 9, n.52; see also nipištum, CAD N2, p. 247b

Michael P. Streck and Nathan Wasserman, Sources of Early Akkadian Literature (SEAL), seal.huji.ac.il. No commercial use is allowed. Published under CC BY-NC-ND (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives). Reproduced unmodified. Cite as SEAL no. 7038; view on seal.huji.ac.il.