ii (cont.)
17’ A1 ii 5ff DIŠ NA ŠU.GIDIM.MA ⌈DAB-su⌉–ma ŠU DINGIR u diš8-tar2 UGU-šu2 GAL2 ⌈GIR2⌉.[PAD.DU NAM.LU2].⌈U18.LU?⌉ / BIL.ZA.ZA SIG7.SIG7 [tug2]NIG2.DARA2.ŠU.LAL2 ŠE10 ŠAḪ SIG2 UR.GI7 ⌈GE6⌉ SIG2 SA.AD[1] / na4ZALAG2 na4mu-ṣa ⌈I3⌉.KUR.RA ḪI.ḪI ina DE3 ⌈SAR⌉-šu2 ina KUŠ
Bii 2’ff […] ⌈GIR2.PAD⌉.DU NAM.LU2.U18.LU / [… SIG2] ⌈UR.GI7⌉ GE6 SIG2 SA.⌈AD?⌉ / […] ⌈ḪI⌉.ḪI ina DE3 SAR-šu2 ina KUŠ
(ruling)
18’[2] A1 ii 8ff EN2 dimin-bi ki [imin]-⌈bi⌉ da-gan imin-bi dutu nam-tar nam-tar-ra / nam-ba-luḫ ⌈me-luḫ⌉[3] u-me-luḫ nam-mu-un-da MIN bur2-ra / nam-mu-un-⌈da⌉ [MIN?] ⌈la2⌉-e : al-li ma-da ma-da-bi / d+en-ki ⌈lugal⌉ [zu]:⌈ab⌉-ke4 : dasal-lu2-ḫi dumu eriduki-ga-ke4 / ⌈nam⌉-mu-un-⌈da⌉ [x] ⌈bur2⌉-re : zi-an-na ḫe2-pad3 zi-ki-a ḫe2-pad3
Bii 5’ff […] ⌈imin⌉-bi dutu! nam-tar nam-tar-ra / […] ⌈luḫ⌉ u-me-luḫ nam-mu-un-da MIN bur2-ra / [nam-mu-un]-⌈da⌉ MIN la2-e : al-li ma-da ma-da-bi / [d+]⌈en⌉-ki ⌈lugal⌉ zu:ab-ke4 : dasal-lu2-ḫi dumu eriduki-ga-ke4 / nam-mu-un-da x[4] bur2-re : zi-an-na ḫe2-pad3 zi-ki-a ḫe2-pad3
(ruling)
19’ A1 ii 13 [KA.INIM.MA] (blank) SAG.KI.DAB.⌈BA⌉.KAM
Bii 10’ KA.INIM.MA (blank) SAG.KI.DAB.BA.KAM
(ruling)
20’ A1 ii 14 [x x x x] x x […]
A3 1’ff […] ⌈SAG.KI-šu2⌉ ⌈tara⌉-[kas2] / […] ⌈ŠAḪ⌉ ME.ZE2 ŠAḪ / […] ⌈NAGA⌉.SI SI DARA3.MAŠ / [… I3].⌈UDU⌉ GU4 LIBIR.RA ḪI.[ḪI] / [… ni]-⌈kip?⌉-ta5 NUMUN ⌈u2GUR5.UŠ?⌉ / […] ⌈UGU⌉-šu2 ⌈ŠEŠ2–ma?⌉ [NA BI TI-uṭ]
Bii 11’ff DU3.DU3.BI sig2ḪE2.ME.⌈DA⌉ ⌈SIG2⌉ ⌈BABBAR⌉ SA MAŠ.⌈DA3⌉ u2NINNI5 NITA2 DIŠ-niš NU.NU 7 u 7 / KEŠDA KEŠ2 u2DILI KA A.⌈AB⌉.BA ⌈ni⌉-kip-ta5 PIŠ10–dID2 UḪ2–dID2 SUḪUŠ gišNAM.TAR NITA2 / NUMUN gišŠINIG SI DARA3.MAŠ gul-⌈gul⌉ ⌈NAM.LU2⌉.U18.LU U2.ḪI.A an-nu-ti e-ma KEŠ2 / ina SIG2 SA5 NIGIN-mi EN2 7-šu2 ⌈ŠID⌉-nu MUD2 giš⌈EREN⌉ TAG-at ina SAG.KI-šu2 tara-kas2 / gul-gul NAM.LU2.U18.LU tur-ar2 SUD2 ina ⌈I3⌉ ⌈ŠEŠ2⌉-su ŠE10 ŠAḪ ME.ZE2 ⌈ŠAḪ⌉ / GIR2.PAD.DA LUGUD2.DA ŠAḪ gul-gul LU2.⌈U18⌉.LU NAGA.SI SI DARA3.MAŠ / u2KUR.RA u2GAMUN.GE6 saḫ-le2-e DIŠ-niš ⌈GAZ⌉ ina I3.UDU GU4 LIBIR.RA ḪI.⌈ḪI⌉ / ina DE3 SAR-šu2 u2AN.KI.NU.TI u2eli-kul-⌈la⌉ KA tam-⌈ti3⌉ ni-kip-ta5 NUMUN u2GUR5.⌈UŠ⌉ / PIŠ10–dID2 na4mu-ṣa DIŠ-niš SUD2 ina I3 ḪI.ḪI SAG.KI.MIN-šu2 KI.TA ⌈UGU-šu2⌉ u MURUB4 UGU-šu2 ŠEŠ2–ma NA BI TI-uṭ
C2 ii 1’ff [x x x (x)] ⌈NAM?⌉.⌈LU2?⌉.[U18.LU …] / [x x] ⌈NIGIN⌉ EN2 7-⌈šu2⌉ ⌈ŠID?⌉-[nu …] / ⌈GIR2.PAD⌉.DA LUGUD2.DA ⌈ŠAḪ⌉ […] / u2GAMUN.GE6 saḫ-le2-⌈e⌉ […] / u2AN.KU.⌈NU.TE⌉ ⌈u2?⌉[…] / na4mu-ṣa DIŠ-⌈niš⌉ […]
(ruling)
21’ A3 7’f […] gig ⌈dab?⌉-[ba] / […] x x [x (x)]
Bii 20’f EN2 sag-ki mu-un-ta-gig dab-ba sag-ki mu-⌈un⌉-ta-bi-gig dab-ba / sag-ki ḫul-gig sa-gig dab-ba zi dasal-lu2-ḫi ⌈dumu?⌉ eriduki-ga-ke4 zi pad3-da ḫun-⌈ga2⌉ ⌈TU6?⌉ ⌈EN2?⌉
C2 ii 8’ff EN2 sag-⌈ki⌉ […] / sag-ki […] / zi [pad3-da ḫun-ga2 TU6? EN2?]
(ruling)
22‘ Bii 22’f DU3.DU3.BI PA gišŠINIG ša2 imSI.SA2 ša2 ina NU IM i-nam-zu-zu TI-⌈qe2⌉ / 7-šu2 ana 15 7-šu2 ana 150 ta!-⌈pat⌉-til 7 u 7 KEŠDA KEŠ2 EN2 7-šu2 ⌈ŠID!?–nu⌉ [ina] ⌈SAG.KI-šu2⌉ [tara-kas2/KEŠ2?]
C2 ii 11’f DU3.[DU3.BI …] / x […]
D1 1‘ [(x)] ⌈7!⌉[5] ⌈u⌉ [7] ⌈KA.KEŠDA?⌉ […]
(ruling)
23‘[6] A4 1‘ […] x x […]
Bii 24’ff EN2 ⌈sag-ki⌉ ⌈mu⌉-un-dab sag si-sa2 mu-un-dab sag ⌈saḫar-ra?⌉ [sag sar-ra] / mu-⌈un⌉-[dab mu]-un-dab-dab a-da-pa abgal x (x) [x x x (x)] / sag-⌈ki⌉ ⌈mu⌉-un-dab sag saḫar-ra mu-un-dab ⌈TU6?⌉ [EN2]
D1 2’ff ⌈EN2⌉ sag-ki mu-⌈un⌉-[dab …] / sag sar-ra mu-⌈un⌉-[dab …] / a-da-pa3 ⌈abgal⌉ […] / sag-ki mu-un-dab […]
(ruling)
24‘ A4 2’f [DU3.DU3].⌈BI?⌉ ⌈sig2ḪE2⌉.ME.DA NU.NU [7 u 7 KA.KEŠDA KEŠ2 e–ma KEŠ2] / [(…) na4]SAG.DU E3–ak EN2 ⌈7⌉-[šu2 ŠID-nu ina SAG.KI-šu2 KEŠ2/tara-kas2?]
Bii 27’f ⌈DU3⌉.DU3.⌈BI⌉ sig2ḪE2.ME.DA NU.NU 7 u 7!(6) KA.KEŠDA KEŠ2 ⌈e⌉-[ma KEŠ2] / ⌈na4SAG⌉.DU E3–ak EN2 7-šu2 ŠID-nu ina SAG.KI-⌈šu2⌉ [KEŠ2/tara-kas2]
D1 6‘f ⌈DU3⌉.DU3.BI sig2⌈ḪE2⌉.[ME.DA …] / ⌈na4⌉SAG.DU E3-⌈ak?⌉ […]
(ruling)
25‘ A4 4’f ⌈EN2⌉ a-ra tu-e a-ra ba-tu-e [ti-la …] / [šu] du3-du3-meš šu ne-ne-a-meš eriduki-ga mu-⌈un⌉-[tum2 TU6 EN2?]
Bii 29’f ⌈EN2⌉ a-ra tu-e a-ra ba-tu!-e ti-la [x x (x)] / [šu] ⌈du3-du3⌉-meš šu ne-ne-a-meš eriduki-ga mu-un-tum2 [x x (x)]
D1 8’f ⌈EN2⌉ a-ra tu-e a-⌈ra⌉ […] / ⌈šu⌉ du3-du3-meš šu ne-⌈ne⌉-[a]-⌈meš⌉ ⌈eriduki-ga⌉ ⌈mu-un⌉-[tum2 …]
(ruling)
26‘ A4 6‘f [DU3].⌈DU3⌉.BI PA gišŠINIG ša2 imSI.SA2 ša2 ina NU IM i-⌈nam?⌉-[zu-zu TI-qe2] / [7] u 7 KEŠDA KEŠ2 EN2 7-šu2 ŠID-⌈nu!⌉ ina SAG.KI-šu2 [tara-kas2 …]
Bii 31’f [DU3.DU3.BI PA giš]⌈ŠINIG⌉ ša2 imSI.SA2 ša2 ina NU IM i–nam–zu-⌈zu⌉ [TI-qe2] / ⌈7?⌉ [u 7 KEŠDA KEŠ2] ⌈EN2⌉ 7-šu2 ŠID-nu ina SAG.KI-šu2 tara-[kas2 x x]
D1 10‘f ⌈DU3.DU3.BI⌉ gišPA[7] ŠINIG ša2 ⌈imSI.SA2⌉ ša2 ina NU IM i-⌈nam⌉-[zu-zu TI-qe2] / [7 u 7 KEŠDA] ⌈KEŠ2⌉ EN2 7[8]–šu2 ŠID-⌈nu!⌉ ina SAG.KI-šu2 tara-kas2-⌈ma?⌉ [x (x)][9]
(ruling)
27‘ A4 8’ff ⌈EN2⌉ sur-ru-ga lu-ba-ri ba-⌈ak?⌉-ti ti-e na [ḫa-at-ru] / [ḫat]-⌈ru⌉-um-ma ki-in-re-eš na ḫa-at-ri ⌈uk⌉-[kiš-tum si-na-an-na] / [ku/lu? ša2]-⌈ab?⌉[10]-di-im lu-pi-tum šab-di-im an-ta-sur-[ra TU6 EN2]
Bii 33’ff ⌈EN2⌉ [sur-ru-ga lu-ba-ri] ⌈ba/ma?-ak⌉-ti ti-e […] / ⌈ḫat⌉-[ru-um-ma …] / ⌈ku/lu?⌉ […]
D1 12’ff [x x x (x)] x su-ma-ḫu ma-ak-tu2 ti-e na ḫa-⌈at⌉-[ru?] / [… ki-in]-⌈re⌉-eš na ḫa-at-ri ⌈uk⌉-kiš-tum si-na-an-[na?] / […] ⌈šu?⌉ šab-ki-im : an-ta-sur-ra ⌈TU6⌉ [EN2][11]
(ruling)
28‘ A4 11‘ [EN2 a]-⌈ra⌉ tu-e di-pa-⌈ra⌉ tu-e :? ka-ar-rap[12] ḫa-ta-ra [(… ra) pa-ra TU6 EN2]
Bii 36‘ ⌈EN2⌉ […]
D1 15’f [EN2 a-ra] ⌈tu⌉-e di-pa-ra ⌈tu⌉-[e …] / […] ra pa-ra ⌈TU6⌉ [EN2]
(ruling)
29‘ A4 12‘ [EN2? x x x (x)] ⌈ba-še?-ra⌉ x [x x] ⌈ab?⌉ x […]
D1 17‘f [EN2 x x x x (x)] a-ra ba-[še-ra? …] / [x x x x x (x x)] x ⌈ta?⌉ ⌈du8/ab še?⌉ x […][13]
(gap of appr. 20 lines)[14]
K 13392
1’ A6 ii 1‘ff […] x ⌈ḫa⌉-[at-ru?] / […] x x ⌈na?⌉ [x] / […] x ⌈TU6?⌉ ⌈EN2?⌉
(ruling)
2’ A6 ii 4’ [… pa?]-⌈ra⌉ ⌈TU6⌉ EN2
(ruling)
3’ A6 ii 5’f […] x ra-aḫ / […] x TU6 EN2
(ruling)
4’ A6 ii 7’f […] ra-aḫ / […] TU6 EN2
(ruling)
5’ A6 ii 9’ […] ⌈ŠID⌉-nu
(ruling)
6’ A6 ii 10’ff […] x bur-zi-ga / [… KI.TA-nu li]-⌈ṣi2⌉-ma / [… mu]-bi / […] a-a i-⌈li⌉
(ruling)
7’ A6 ii 14’ff […] iṭ-ḫi!?(gam) / […] x-ḫa-ṣu / […] ⌈ANŠE?⌉ lim-ḫaṣ
(ruling)
8’ A6 ii 17’ […].⌈GA?⌉.KAM2
(ruling)
9’ A6 ii 18’ […] x KAM2
(ruling)
10’ A6 ii 19’ […] ⌈ta⌉-bar-⌈ram⌉-ma TI
(ruling)
11’ A6 ii 20’ […] x kul a-a te-a?[15]
(ruling)
12’ A6 ii 21’-iii 4 […] x ⌈BUR2?⌉ / […] ⌈man/meš?⌉ tam-ḫa-ṣa-⌈an⌉-ni / [… ta?]-⌈šag⌉-gu-ma / […]-⌈bu⌉-la-ta / […] ⌈DAB/lu⌉-in-ni / […] x (x) dAMAR.UTU / […] x NU ša ŠU?–ka / […] ⌈LUGAL?⌉ ⌈MAḪ!?⌉[16] EDIN? EN2![17]
(ruling)
13’ A6 iii 5 [KA.INIM.MA … SAG.KI.DAB].⌈BA⌉.KAM2
(ruling)
14’ A6 iii 6 […] ⌈ŠID⌉-nu
(ruling)
15’[18] A6 iii 7ff [EN2 … IGI? MUL.MEŠ DU?]-ku?⌉ / [… EGIR MUL.MEŠ DU?]-⌈ku?⌉ / […] ⌈EN2⌉
(ruling)
16’ A6 iii 10f […] ⌈EN2?⌉ / […] ⌈ma?⌉
[1] According to Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), n. 245 the unclear term SA.AD/AB might refer to the hair of a cat (usually SA.A).
[2] See also the parallel Ashm. 1924-788 (OECT 11, 71) obv 17’-22’.
[3] Differently read in BabMed Corpus AMT 103 as n[am-ba-lu]ḫ. The traces of the first sign show only one vertical wedge which excludes the reading of NAM which begins in all instances within this incantation passage with a prominent horizontal wedge.
[4] The traces look more like E (beginning with two horizontal wedges) or similar but not like another BUR2 as suggested in BabMed Corpus AMT 103.
[5] The traces look like 15 but the KA-sign in the following course is clear so that 15 might be a mistake, resulting from the similar sign forms of 15 and u 7 (which has just one additional wedge).
[6] See the parallel Ashm. 1924-788 (OECT 11, 71) obv 23’-24’. Remark Bácskay: Besides K 8090 1′; K 4023 ii 27-29 and K 7834 2‘-5‘ this incantation and its variant are also preserved in the following cuneiform tablets: OECT XI, 71 obv. 23′-24′; BAM 489+BAM 508 iv 18-20 (two column tablet, a list of incantations and some short connected rituals (mainly fumigation) against ear complaints, internal disease (ŠÀ.GIG.GA) and head problems); SpTU III 65 rev. 19-21 (series tablets of Mušš’u) and K 9288 (Schuster-Brandis 2008 Taf. 39) ii 13-16. Moreover, the incantation can also be found on a cylinder-shaped stone amulet from Kalhu (published by Al-Rawi “Inscriptions from the Tombs of the Queens of Assyria” in Curtis, J. E – McCall, H. – Collon, D. – Werr, L. al-Gailani (eds.): New Light on Nimrud. Proceedings of the Nimrud Conference. 11th–13th March 2002. London, 2008, 119-138.). All of these manuscripts will be edited in my forthcoming paper (Bácskay, A.: Two Sumerian incantations against migraine (sag-ki-dab-ba) on amulets and cuneiform tablets).
[7] Or transcribe giš:PA ŠINIG? Cf. ms. A4 6’.
[8] Consider the sign form, deviating from the usual way to write 7 in these serialised texts from Assurbanipal’s Library.
[9] BabMed Corpus AMT 103 suggests to restore [TI-uṭ?].
[10] The traces do not look much like AB but rather like two verticals.
[11] The versions of this incantation differ between ms. A and D considerably. Since the underlying language is uncertain, a correct reconstruction or identification of text-corruptions remains likewise problematic. Similar variants are present in the parallel Ashm. 1924-788 (OECT 11, 71) obv 25’-27’ (cf. the beginning EN2 su-ur-ru-ma su-šu?-⌈ḫu⌉ ma-ak-[x] : ti-e na ⌈ḫa⌉-at-ru ḫat-ru-um-⌈ma⌉) which very often inserts gloss-marker which are not present within the Kouyuncik mss.
[12] The CDLI-photo suggests the alternative reading ugu ar-rap(-)ḫa (…).
[13] BabMed Corpus AMT 103 suggests the restoration E[N2 (x x)] ⌈a?.ra⌉ [se.e.ri] a.ra ba.[se.e.ri …]) following the possible parallel Ashm. 1924-788 (OECT 11, 71) obv 28′; K 13392 (AMT 60/2) obv 10′ which is rather unlikely (see below). This incantation should be a variant of the incantation cited in UGU 2:10 (a-ra še-ra a-ra ba-še-ra (izi bil-li numun ki-ib-gar …)). The traces in D1 18’ might likewise be interpretable as x x ⌈a-ra⌉ ⌈še-ra?⌉ […].
[14] This approximation follows Simko (2017), folia 15. Cf. most likely K. 13392 (AMT 60/2). See also the possible overlapping between UGU 3:27’ and 28’ and AMT 60/2:1’-3’ ([…] ḫa-[at-ru] / […] x x x [(x)] / […] x ⌈TU6⌉ ⌈EN2?⌉) and 4’ ([… pa]-⌈ra⌉ TU6 EN2). The remaining lines of AMT 60/2 (18 lines if AMT 60/2:5’-6’ is interpreted as UGU 3:29’) would also fit the approximated number of around 20 lines until the end of col. ii (Simko, see above).
[15] BabMed Corpus AMT 60/2 prefers te-a but the signs before the vertical wedge (DIŠ?) do not look like ŠE but two Winkelhaken (MAN?). But cf. the suspicious sign-form in A5 3’ for ŠE which looks very similar and which would not only justify the reading te-a but also hint on the possible ascription of K 13392 as part of ms. A.
[16] The CDLI-photo shows rather LI or similar.
[17] This looks likewise different from the copy given in AMT 60/2. The traces resemble ŠU2 DU3 which would make little sense whereas these are supposedly signs squeezed at the end of the line.
[18] Could this incantation belong to OECT 11, 71 obv 32’-33’ (very corrupt) which is likewise attested in AMT 79, 2 (DT 319) 2’-4’? Especially the latter shows a remarkable similar spacial distribution compared with K 13392 iii 7-9 ([…] ⌈MUL⌉.MEŠ ⌈DU⌉-[ku] / […] ⌈MUL⌉.MEŠ ⌈DU⌉-[ku] / […] ⌈mu⌉ u pi-ia TU6.⌈EN2⌉).
Line 23′: Besides K 8090 1′; K 4023 ii 27-29 and K 7834 2‘-5‘ this incantation and its variant are also preserved in the following cuneiform tablets: OECT XI, 71 obv. 23′-24′; BAM 489+BAM 508 iv 18-20 (two column tablet, a list of incantations and some short connected rituals (mainly fumigation) against ear complaints, internal disease (ŠÀ.GIG.GA) and head problems); SpTU III 65 rev. 19-21 (series tablets of Mušš’u) and K 9288 (Schuster-Brandis 2008 Taf. 39) ii 13-16. Moreover, the incantation can also be found on a cylinder-shaped stone amulet from Kalhu (published by Al-Rawi “Inscriptions from the Tombs of the Queens of Assyria” in Curtis, J. E – McCall, H. – Collon, D. – Werr, L. al-Gailani (eds.): New Light on Nimrud. Proceedings of the Nimrud Conference. 11th–13th March 2002. London, 2008, 119-138.). All of these manuscripts will be edited in my forthcoming paper (Bácskay, A.: Two Sumerian incantations against migraine (sag-ki-dab-ba) on amulets and cuneiform tablets).
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