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CUSAS 32, 49

SEAL no. 7166 · MS 3060 · Incantations · scorpion · Unknown · 35 lines · 114 words · 269 signs · 5 Sumerograms

Transliteration

1          ⌈wa-ru-uq ša ṣe-e-[ri-(im)]

2          ṣa-li-im ša bi-t[im]

3          mu-ut-ta-ap-ri-iš ša-m[a-i]

4          a-ru-uḫ ša ba-aš-tim

5          ša i-na e-pe-er ša-di-š[u]

6          ba-al-lu

7          bu-da-šu li-bi-it-tum

8          li-ib-ba-šu na-du-u[m]

9          li-iḫ-<ḫe>-pi li-bi-it-tum

10        li-iš-ša-ri-iṭ na-du-um

11        li-ib-li di-pa-ar

12        zi-ib-ba-ti-šu ù qá-an-ni-[šu]

13        dSîn(EN.ZU) bi-it-sú i-pu-uš

14        [i-na] e-pe-eš bi-ti-šu

15        [i-na š]u-ba-al-ku-ut a-ma-[ri-im]

16        [ú-b]a-an dSîn(EN.ZU) ṣe-ḫe-[er-tam]

 

Rev.

17        [li-bi]-tu iz-qú-ut

18        [x (x) ⌈x⌉ ti [x]

19        [x x]-it nāru(ÍD) ⌈x x⌉ [x x]

20        ru-ku-us li-[bi-it-tam]

21        i-na qá-an-[n]i-[ša/šu]

22        a-a ik-ki-ip a⌉-[na p]a-a-[ni-šu]

23        a-a ir-ḫi-iṣ a-na wa-a[r-ki-šu]

24        im-ta-am is-x um [x x]

25        li-iš-ti x x ak [x x]

26        li-it-ta-pa-aṣ pa-ši⌉-[ru-um?]

27        pa-ši-ir-tum [l]i-⌈te!⌉-l[i-lu]

28        pa-ši-ir ⌈x x x⌉-tim

29        i-na zi-[ba?]-t[i]-šu

30        lu-uṣ-ba-as-súm ka-ak⌉-k[a-am]

31        ša ma-a-[x (x)]

32        wa-ši-ib/p x x x [x x x]

33        a-x x x [x x x]

34        ka-ši-ip [x x x x]

35        KA-inim-[ma gír-tab]

Translation

1          It is the yellow of the steppe,

2          it is the black of the house.

3          it is the soaring one of the sky,

4          It is the rushing one of the shrubs.

5–6      The one spread with the dust of its mountain of origin,

7­–8      Its shoulders – a brick, its middle part – a water-skin.

9–10    May the brick be broken! May the water-skin be torn!

11–12  May the torch of its tail and its two horns be extinguished!

13        Sȋn built his house.

14–15  [While] building his house, while turning over the brick pile,

16–17  [a bri]ck stung Sȋn’s little finger.

18–19  […]...[...]

20–21  Bind the [brick] by [its] two horns!

22–23  May it not charge forward! May move quickly backward!

24–25  May it drink (its own) … poison…!

26–27  May it be crushed! May the sorcerer and the sorceress purify!

28–29  The sorcerer of … in its t[ai]l.

30      I will take up a weapon against it.

31–32 … … is conjured.

33–34 … … is bewitched.

35     Incantation [against scorpions].

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. 7166; view on seal.huji.ac.il.