CUSAS 32, 8d
CDLI P252094
Transliteration
3' im-ta-am le-mu-ut-ta-am ša li-⌈ib⌉-bi-im!
5' ši-pa-at dNin-girimx(TAR.ḪA.DU) be-le-et ši-pa-tim
7' a-na-ku ad-di
10' ki-ik-ki-it-tum a-na 1 qa me-e
11' ⅓? qa ṭābtam(MUN!) ta-na-ad-di-ma
12' ta-ša-aq-qí-šu-ma
13' mu-da-ab-bi-ba-am i-na pi-šu ta-ša-ak-ka-an
14' ú-ba-an-ka a-na qí-in-na-ti-⌈šu tu⌉-ub-ba-al-ma
15' ši-ni-šu ši-ip-ta-am ta-na-ad-di-⌈šum⌉-ma
Translation
ii 2'–3' [… Release] the bad wind (and) bad venom of the heart!
ii 4'–7' The incantation is not mine, it is the incantation of Ningirim, the lady of spells. Ningirim has pronounced it; I have cast (it).
ii 8' Tu-enuru spell.
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ii 9' Incantation (for?) a bloated ox (or) sheep.
ii 10'–14' The ritual: You throw ⅓ kg of salt into 1 liter of water. You let it drink by placing a funnel (lit. “loudspeaker”) in its mouth and bring your finger into its rump.
ii 15'–16' You recite to it twice the incantation and it will release (flatulence) through his anus.
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. 7067; view on seal.huji.ac.il.