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CUSAS 32, 26c

SEAL no. 7121 · MS 3387 · Incantations · aching belly; magic plant · Unknown · 15 lines · 39 words · 124 signs · 2 Sumerograms

CDLI No. P252328

Transliteration

col. ii'

1'         ša-am-ma-am šaš[a?-di-im]

2'         i-iš-l[a-up?]

3'         mi-nu-um ša-am-mu-u[m an-nu-ú-um]

4'         i-lum mu-ši-ri-is-sú [i-ku-ul-šu-ma]

5'         qá-aq-qá-as-sú [iṣ-ba-at]

6'         ši-in-na-šu [iṣ-ba-at]

7'         al-pu-um i!⌉-k[u-ul-šu]

8'         qá-aq-qá-as-sú [iṣ-ba-at]

9'         ši-in-na-šu [iṣ-ba-at]

10'       an-na-an-na māri(DUMU) [an-na-an-na]

11'       ša il(DINGIR)-šu an-na-an-na [iš-ta-ar-šu] / an-na-n[i-tum]

12'       i-ku-ul-šu-[ma]

13'       qá-aq-qá-as-sú [iṣ-ba-at]

14'       ši-in-na-šu [iṣ-ba-at]

15'       al-pu-um⌉ [x x x x]

rest lost 

Translation

1'–3'     [Šamaš] pulled out the plant of [the mountain]: "What plant [is this?]"

4'-6'     The god who brought it down [ate it and it seized] his head, [it seized] his tooth.

7'-9'     An ox [ate it and it seized] its head, [it seized] its tooth.

10'-11' So-and-so, son of [So-and-so,] whose god is So-and-so, [whose goddess is] So-and-[so,]

12'-14'  ate it [and it seized] his head, [it seized] his tooth.

15'     The ox [... ]

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. 7121; view on seal.huji.ac.il.