AuOr Suppl. 23, 25c
Transliteration
Obv.
22’ ÉN KAL.KAL ḪA.AR.ZA.RA.ÁŠ ḪA.ZA.AR.NA.ÁŠ
23’ NÍG KAL.KAL ḪA.AR.ZA.RA.ÁŠ ḪA.ZA.AR.NA.ÁŠ
24’ ŠÚM ZI KAL.KAL ḪA.AR.ZA.RA.ÁŠ ḪA.ZA.AR.NA.ÁŠ
25’ IM.DA IM liṭ-ḫi IM ana IM li-is-niq
26’ li-šap-ši-iḫ ù lil-tap-ši-iḫ
27’ ina qí-bit dBÍ.ZIL.LÁ be-let tap-ši-⌈iḫ⌉-ti4
28’ ù dgu-la be-let ba-[l]a-ṭi
Rev.
1 dgu-la bu-ul-li-⌈ṭi⌉-im-ma NÍG.BA mu-uḫ-ri TU6.⌈ÉN⌉
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2 KA.INIM.MA ŠÀ.SUR KU5.RU.DA.KÁM
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(ritual agenda)
Translation
22’ INCANTATION: kalkal, ḫarzaraš, ḫazarnaš!
23’ Everything?! kalkal, ḫarzaraš, ḫazarnaš!
24’ Give life? ! kalkal, ḫarzaraš, ḫazarnaš!
25’ Let the flatus approach the wind! Let the flatus reach the wind!
26’ May he (i.e. the patient) calm down and may he (i.e. the patient) be alleviated!
27’ On the command of Bizilla, mistress of relief,
28’ and Gula, mistress of life!
Rev.
1 Gula restore (his) health and receive (this) gift! INCANTATION
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2 INCANTATION: to break off diarrhea.
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