UGU 3
A = K. 2566 + K. 10479 + K. 14962 (A1 = comp. AMT 102-103) (+) K. 2516 (A2 = BAM 493) (+) K. 8090 (A4) (+) K. 10977 + K. 11936 + K. 16764[1] (A7) (+) K. 16436 (A3) (+) K. 14698 (A6) (+) Sm. 159 (A5 = BAM 487)
B = K. 4023 (comp. AMT 102-103 and 104-105)
C = K. 2974 (C3) (+) K. 7642 (C1) (+) K. 11578 (C2 = BAM 485)
D = K. 7834 (D1)
E = Sm. 967[2] (BAM 486)
F = K. 13275 (ident. E. Schmidtchen; ms. A, C or D?, Palaeographically the fragment might belong to ms. A)
– see also the unclear fragm. K. 7859 which notes an incantation-rubric concerning SAG.KI.DAB.BA; K. 13392 (AMT 60/2) might represent a intermediary fragment between of the end of col. ii and iii; cf. very similar to the sign forms in A4 also K. 8159 (in contrast, the materia medica is much similar to prescriptions in UGU 2)
– the ascription of the respective mss. follows K. Simko’s (A Discussion of UGU III, 2017) suggestion and new found fragments; join K. 10977 + K. 11936 + K. 16764 by K. Simko
For publication of certain passages cf.:
Campbell Thompson AJSL57 (1937) 26ff.
Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2003), nos. 58, 65, 66, 71, 98, 108, 109, 113, 114a, 116
Scurlock, Sourcebook (2014), 387f. B.
Böck, Muššu’u (2007), 125f. ll. 53-55, 286 ll. 135-136
Schuster-Brandis, Steine (2008), 133ff. (with respective parallels for the sections on stones)
i-ii
- Ai 1f šum-ma SAG.KI.DAB.BA ŠU.GIDIM.MA ina SU NA il-ta-za-az-ma NU DU8 / ina IGI ṣi-in-di u3 EN2 NU KUD-as
(ruling)
- A1 i 3ff ⌈KUR⌉.GImušen bu-u2-ra ta-ṭa-ba-aḫ MUD2–šu2 ur-us-su mu-še-rit-ta-šu2 / I3.UDU-šu2 u3 qi2-il-pa ša2 pi-šur-ri-šu2 TI-qe2 ina IZI tur-ar2 / ⌈ana⌉ ŠA3 MUD2 gišEREN ḪI.ḪI-ma EN2 šu-si ḫul-gal2 nam-lu2-u18-lu-ke4 3-šu2 ŠID-nu / [x (x)]-⌈su?⌉ x ⌈MIN?⌉-šu2[3] ⌈u3⌉ mim-ma ma-la! TAG-šu2 TAG.MEŠ-ma i-na-a-aḫ SAG.KI.DAB.BA : du8 ZI[4]
C1 1’ff […] x x x x (x) […] / [x x (x)] ⌈GU2?–su⌉ ⌈ŠU!/A2?[5].MIN⌉.MEŠ-šu2 u3 ⌈mim⌉-[ma …] / ⌈TAG.MEŠ-ma?⌉ ⌈i⌉-na-a-aḫ SAG.⌈KI.DAB⌉.[BA …]
(ruling)
3.[6] A1 i 7ff [EN2 šu-si ḫul-gal2 nam]-⌈lu2⌉-u18-lu-ke4 : ti-ri-iṣ u2-ba-ni a-me-lu-ti lem-nu / [inim-gar ḫul-dim2-ma kalam]-⌈ma?⌉[7]-ke4 : e-gir-ru-u2 lem-nu ša2 ni-ši / [aš2-bal-gig-ga dingir ama-dinnin-ke4]-⌈e-ne⌉ ⌈:⌉ ar-ra-tu2 ⌈ma⌉-ru-uš-tu2 ša2 DINGIR ⌈u⌉ diš8-tar2 / [da (e3 na) dingir-re-e-ne-ke4 :] e-te-eq i-te-e ša2 DINGIR.MEŠ / [igi-be2-e-ne silim-ma sa2-sa2-da :] ⌈ma⌉-ḫar-šu2-nu šal-meš i-tal-lu-ki / [nam-tag-ga-be2-e-ne du8-u3-da : a]-⌈ra-an-šu2-nu⌉ ⌈pa-ṭa-ri⌉ / (break)
C1 4’ff EN2 ⌈šu⌉-si ḫul-gal2 nam-⌈lu2⌉-[u18-lu-ke4] / ti-ri-iṣ u2-ba-ni a-me-lu-⌈ti⌉ [lem-nu] / inim-gar ḫul-dim2-ma kalam-ma-ke4 : e-gir-ru-⌈u2⌉ [lem-nu ša2 ni-ši] / aš2-bal-gig-ga dingir ama-dinnin-ke4-e-⌈ne⌉ ⌈:⌉ ⌈ar!⌉-ra-tu2 ma-⌈ru⌉-[uš-tu2 ša2 DINGIR ⌈u⌉ diš8-tar2] / da e3 na dingir-re!(ḫu)-e-ne-ke4 : e-te-eq i-⌈te⌉-[e ša2 DINGIR.MEŠ] / igi-be2-e-ne silim-ma! sa2-sa2-da : ma-ḫar-šu2-nu šal-⌈meš⌉ [i-tal-lu-ki] / nam-tag-⌈ga-be2⌉-e-ne du8-u3-da : a-ra-an-šu2-⌈nu?⌉ ⌈pa?⌉-[ṭa-ri] / ⌈dingir?⌉ ⌈na?-me⌉ dingir-da ⌈an⌉-ub-da-⌈(x)⌉-a : i-lum ma-⌈am?⌉-[man? …] / [den-ki] ⌈lugal?⌉ ⌈zu⌉:ab-ke4 dumu-ni dasal-lu2-ḫi ⌈dingir?⌉.[meš …] / [(x x) de2-a] ⌈LUGAL?⌉ ⌈ap⌉-si-i u DUMU!–šu2!(NITA?) dAMAR.⌈UTU?⌉ x […] / [x x x x x (x)] x u2-ša2-an-ni :[8] ga2-⌈e⌉ […]
(ruling)[9]
- Bi 1’ […] ⌈DU8?⌉[10]
C1 15’ [KA.INIM.MA (DIŠ NA) SAG.KI.DAB].⌈BA⌉ ŠU.GIDIM.MA ina SU ⌈NA/GIG/LU2?⌉ [il-ta-za-az-ma NU DU8?][11]
(ruling)[12]
5.[13] Bi 2’ff [u2tar-muš u2IGI-lim u2IGI-20] ⌈u2⌉SIKIL / [gišŠINIG MUN eme-sal-lim u2LAL KA A.AB.BA u2el-kul-la ḪENBUR2] ⌈u2?NU.LUḪ⌉.ḪA BAR mi-ki-i / [(šim.dMAŠ) gišḪAR.ḪAR/ḫar-ši? NUMUN u2x (x)] ⌈PIŠ10?⌉-dID2! na4mu-ṣa / [na4AN.ZAḪ na4AN.ZAḪ.BABBAR] ⌈na4AN.ZAḪ.GE6?⌉ ⌈na4ZALAG2⌉ na4AN.BAR na4KA.GI.NA DAB.BA / [DIŠ-niš SUD2 ina] ⌈ŠA3?⌉ ⌈ŠUB⌉-di ⌈EN2⌉ 7-šu2 ŠID-nu-ma SAG.KI.MEŠ-šu2 / [(x) ḫu]–⌈up⌉-pat IGI.MIN-šu2 ŠEŠ2.MEŠ-ma SILIM-im ina-aḫ
C1 16’ […] x […][14]
(ruling)
- Bi 7’ff [DIŠ NA GIDIM?] ⌈DAB⌉–su-ma SAG.KI.DAB.BA TUK.TUK-ši na4KU3.BABBAR na4KU3.⌈SI22⌉ na4GUG / [x x (x)] ⌈na4⌉MUŠ.GIR2 na4SAG.DU na4NIR2 na4BABBAR.DILI na4ZALAG2 na4mu-ṣa / [na4AN].⌈ZAḪ?⌉ na4ŠUBA na4AN.ZU2!.GE6 na4ŠU.U NITA2 u MUNUS na4SAG.GIL.MUD / [x x] x na4AN.BAR na4PA ša2 7 GUN3.MEŠ-ša2 na4ia2-ni-bu na4ka-pa-ṣu / [NA4].⌈MEŠ?⌉ an-nu-ti ina SIG2 ⌈munus⌉AŠ2.GAR GIŠ3.NU.ZU SA MAŠ.DA3 u2NINNI5 NITA2 / [NU.NU?] ⌈E3–ak⌉ u2⌈tar-muš⌉ u2IGI-lim u2IGI-20 / [x (x)] x nu u2DILI {(x)} ⌈u2ap-ru⌉-ša2 u2ak-tam u2el-kul-la u2KUR.KUR / [x x] x ⌈lu/ib?⌉ ⌈u2x x⌉[15] u2ḪAR.ḪUM.BA.ŠIR u2IN6.UŠ2 NUMUN ⌈giš⌉ŠINIG / [U2.MEŠ/ḪI.A?] ⌈an!⌉-nu-ti e-ma KEŠ2 ina sig2ḪE2.ME.DA ⌈NIGIN⌉-mi / [EN2 sag]-⌈ki?⌉ ⌈mu⌉-un-dab ŠID-nu-ma ina SAG.KI-šu2 ⌈KEŠ2–su⌉
C2 1’ff […] x ⌈u2NINNI2?⌉[16] / [NITA2? …] ⌈u2⌉IGI-lim / [u2IGI-20 … u2]⌈ak-tam⌉ u2⌈el–kul⌉-la / [u2KUR.KUR … u2ḪAR.ḪUM].⌈BA⌉.ŠIR u2⌈IN.NU⌉.UŠ / [NUMUN gišŠINIG …] ⌈KEŠ2⌉ ⌈ina⌉ ⌈sig2ḪE2⌉.ME.DA NIGIN-⌈mi⌉ / [… ina] ⌈SAG⌉.KI-šu2 KEŠ2–su
(ruling)
- Bi 18’ff [na4aš?]-⌈pu⌉-u2 ša2 U4.SAKAR kul-lu-mu na4MUŠ.GIR2 na4⌈SAG.GIL.MUD⌉ / [na4AN].BAR! ŠUB AN[17] ⌈na4⌉SAG.DU na4SAG.KI na4ŠIM.BI.ZI.DA na4lu-lu-⌈da-ni?–tu2?⌉ / [na4]ŠUBA ⌈SIG7!⌉ ⌈na4sa3-su2?⌉[18] na4GUG NA4 BAL SA5 ⌈NA4 BAL⌉ GE6 NA4 BAL ⌈SIG7⌉ / ⌈na4⌉ar2-zal-la NA4 ⌈MUŠ⌉ SA5 na4DUR2.MI.NA na4DUR2.MI.NA.BAN3.⌈DA⌉ / ⌈na4⌉GI.RIM.ḪI.LI.BA ⌈NA4⌉ gišMES na4ŠURIM d⌈GU4⌉ na4KA.GI.NA DAB.BA / na4BABBAR.DILI na4BABBAR.MIN5 ⌈NA4⌉ ⌈DU3⌉.A.BI GAZ! SUD2 it-ti nap-šal-ti u ṣi-in-di / ša SAG.⌈KI.DAB⌉ ⌈ḪI!.ḪI!(ŠAR2.ŠAR2) {ḪI?}⌉[19] SAG.KI.MEŠ-šu2 ŠEŠ2.MEŠ LAL-id / NA4 DU3.A.BI an-nu-⌈ti⌉ KU3.SI22 tu-ḫaz ina SAG.KI-šu2 KEŠ2–su
C2 7’ff […] ⌈na4⌉SAG.⌈GIL⌉.MUD / [… na4lu-lu-da]-⌈ni?⌉-tu2 / […]
(ruling)
- Bi 26’ff SUḪUŠ gišDIḪ3 ša2 ⌈UGU!⌉ ⌈KI.MAḪ?⌉ ⌈SUḪUŠ⌉ gišKIŠI16 ša2 UGU KI.MAḪ SI GU4 ša ZAG / ⌈SI⌉ MAŠ2 ša GUB3 NUMUN giš⌈ŠINIG⌉ NUMUN gišMA.NU u2a-zal-la / ⌈7⌉ U2.ḪI.A ṣi-in-⌈di⌉ ⌈ša2?⌉[20] ⌈ŠU.GIDIM⌉.MA SAG.KI.MEŠ-šu2 LAL-id
(ruling)
- Bi 29’f ⌈šim⌉LI šimGUR2.GUR2 KA A.⌈AB?.BA⌉ {x} PIŠ10–dID2 / [UḪ]- ⌈dID2?⌉[21] I3.UDU ⌈ELLAG2⌉ ⌈UDU⌉[22] x[23] ⌈DUḪ.LAL3⌉ ḪI.ḪI SAG.KI.MEŠ-šu2 LAL
(ruling)
- Bi 31’ […] ⌈bad?⌉ ⌈giš?x⌉ x x[24] […]
(gap of appr. 5 lines)[25]
11’ A2 i 1’f [x] x […] / u2KUR.KUR PIŠ10-⌈d⌉[ID2 …]
(ruling)
12’ A2 i 3’ff DIŠ NA SAG.DU-su ⌈GIR2?⌉.[GIR2–su[26] i-šag-gum GEŠTU.MIN-šu2 GU3.GU3–a?] / ŠU.SI.MEŠ-šu2 ⌈u2⌉–[zaq-qa-ta-šu2 NA BI (DAB-it) GIDIM (DAB-su) (ana TI-šu2) u2KUR.KUR …][27] / ni-kip-ta5 KA [A.AB.BA? u2eli-kul-la SA5 ina I3.GIŠ ŠEŠ2–su TI]
17’ C3 ii 1f [DIŠ KI.MIN? (…) GU3].⌈GU3⌉–a[28] ŠU.SI.MEŠ-šu2 u2-zaq-qa-ta-šu2 NA BI GIDIM DAB-su ana TI-šu2 u2KUR.KUR / […] x ni-kip-ta5 KA.A.AB.BA u2eli-kul-la SA5 ina I3.GIŠ ŠEŠ2–su TI
(ruling)
13’ A2 i 6’f DIŠ NA ŠU.GIDIM.⌈MA⌉ [DAB-su-ma SAG.KI-šu2 i-tar-rak-šu2 u2tar-muš u2IGI-lim u2e-li-kul2-la?] / u2AN.KI.⌈NU⌉.[DI ta-pa-aš2-ša2-aš2? A gišbi-ni ina MUL tuš-bat ina še-ri3 ba-lum pa-tan NAG-ma TI][29]
C3 ii 3ff [DIŠ NA] ⌈ŠU⌉.GIDIM.MA DAB-su-ma SAG.KI-šu2 i-tar-rak-šu2 u2tar-muš u2IGI-lim / [(…) u2]⌈e⌉-li-kul2-la u2AN.KI.NU.DI ta-pa-aš2-<ša2?>-aš/ta-pa–aṣ2 ina[30] A gišbi-ni / [ina] ⌈MUL⌉ tuš-bat ina ša-ri3 ba-lum pa-tan NAG-ma {x} TI
(ruling)
14’ A2 i 8’f DIŠ NA SA.MEŠ ⌈SAG⌉.[KI-šu2 ša2 ZAG u GUB3 ki-ma DAB-it/bit2 GIDIM ZI(.MEŠ)-ma uz-na-šu2 i-ša-sa-ma] / u IGI.MIN-šu2 ⌈IR2⌉ [DIRI-a ni-ip-ṣa URUDU NUMUN gišbi-ni IGI.MIN-šu2 te-e-qi2][31]
C3 ii 6f [DIŠ NA] ⌈SA⌉ SAG.KI-šu2 ša2 ZAG u GUB3 ki-ma DAB-bit2 GIDIM ZI-ma uz-na-šu2 i-ša-sa-ma / [u IGI.MIN]–⌈šu2⌉ IR2 DIRI-a ni-ip-ṣa URUDU NUMUN gišbi-ni IGI.MIN-šu2 te-qe2
(ruling)
15’ A2 i 10’f DIŠ NA ⌈SA⌉ [… IGI.MEŠ-šu2] / ⌈iṣ?–ṣa?⌉–[nun-du …]
C3 ii 8ff [DIŠ NA SA] ⌈SAG⌉.KI-šu2 ZI-ma IGI ZAG-šu2 IR2 u2-mal2-la IGI.MIN-šu2 MUD2 DIRI-a / [IGI.MEŠ-šu2?] i-ṣa-nun-du e zu uš[32] DAB-su SUḪUŠ u2⌈EME?-UR.GI7?⌉ / [ša2? ina?] ⌈ZI⌉-šu2 dUTU NU IGI.DU8 tu-bal tu-pa-aṣ2 SAG.KI.MIN-šu2 u2–ṣa-⌈am⌉–[mad?]
(ruling)
16’ A2 i 12’f DIŠ ⌈NA⌉ […] / ⌈IGI?⌉ […][33] (end of col. i ms. A)
A1 ii 1ff GEN7 ma ⌈kam?⌉[34] x x […] / GEN7 A.MEŠ ra–⌈mi⌉–[ki? ša2? … MAŠ2.GE6.MEŠ-šu2? ma-ʾ-da?] / AD6.MEŠ IGI.IGI-⌈mar⌉ [MAŠ2.GE6.MEŠ-šu2? i]-⌈na⌉–aṭ-ṭa–⌈al?⌉ la ⌈u2⌉–[kal? x (x) GIDIM?] / ša ina gišTUKUL GAZ ⌈ina?⌉ na-me-e ŠUB.MEŠ DAB-su DU3.⌈DU3⌉.[BI? (x x)]
Bii 1‘ [… DU3.DU3].⌈BI?⌉ x
C3 ii 11f [DIŠ NA SAG].⌈KI⌉.MIN-šu2 ki-lal-la-an iš-tu dUTU.E3 EN dUTU.ŠU2.A GU7.MIN-šu2 UGU-šu2 ⌈u2?⌉–[x x (x)][35] / [IGI.MEŠ-šu2?] ⌈i⌉-ṣa-nu-du da-da-nu-šu2 ⌈GU7.MIN⌉–šu2 IGI.MIN-šu2 i-ta!?–x [x x (x)] / [x x] ⌈im⌉-ta!–na-aš-ši GEŠTUG.MIN-šu2 i-⌈ša2?-sa?⌉[36] x x [x x x x x x x (x)] / [x x iš]–⌈tu⌉ SAG.DU-šu2 a-di GIR3.MIN-šu2 x x […] / [x x x x (x)] ⌈AD6⌉.MEŠ ⌈IGI⌉.[IGI …]
(ruling)[37]
[1] This fragment, which K. Simko (2017) has not ascribed to a certain ms., might belong to ms. A (cf. the small size of the “firing-holes”, different from the holes in A, B and C), where it fits the break in K. 2516, most likely joining directly (cf. the direct join of the text in A2 and A7 in UGU 3:59’ and 60’).
[2] Simko (2017) excludes an ascription of Sm 967 to K 7834 on palaeographical grounds. The alignment and spacial distribution, especially in col. iv, suggests the ascription to a ms. of group 1 (A, B).
[3] See for a possible reconstruction Scurlock (2005), 332. However, the traces before U3 seem not to fit the reading ⌈ŠU⌉.[MIN].⌈MEŠ⌉-šu2 suggested by Scurlock as well as Simko (2017).
[4] Cf. the different interpretation in Scurlock (2005), 332 as MU.ZI. But the sign looks more like a small DU8 with a preceding Glossenkeil (but not as a subscript), introducing the alternative to ZI “to tear out”, which is here DU8 “to release”.
[5] The traces look more like DA (but just one big vertical wedge here) or A2 but not ŠU as restored by other authors which otherwise might likewise be due to the fragmentary state of the passage.
[6] For the restoration of the incantation cf. the parallels listed in Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2005), 334f.
[7] The traces do not look like MA which should, according to the parallels, be read here.
[8] The Glossenkeil, curiously, has been writen inside the sign NI.
[9] The rulings have not been noted by Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2005), 335.
[10] Following Simko, BabMed Corpus AMT 102/1. Since there is no trace of a ruling the restoration is highly interpretative and provisory.
[11] Against Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2005), 335 ([…] ŠU.GIDIM ŠU-su im […]) he rubric of this incantation refrains most likely, in abbreviated form, the symptom description of the tablet’s beginning.
[12] Ms. C only.
[13] Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2005), 335 restores a couple of ingredients within the broken sections of this passage without noting a particular parallel or duplicate but they are most certainly referring to the partly parallels in Jastrow rev 34-39 and BAM 216:41’-47’ (partly).
[14] Due to the number of attested lines for this column the gap shouldn’t be longer than a few lines. If the interpretation of J. Scurlock in Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2005), 335 is correct (cf. also Simko, BabMed Corpus AMT 102/1 ll. 17ff), that Bi 1’ff represents the ritual section of the previous incantation, no line might be missing between ms. C1 and the beginning of ms. B since the ms. C1 shows the incantation rubric before the fragment’s break which, subsequently, should be followed by the respective ritual section. In this case C1 16’ and Bi 1’ would represent the same entry (e.g. the ritual section concerning the previous symptom description and incantation). Unfortunately, no traces of the ruling are preserved in the beginning of ms. B whereat the suggested interpretation is tentative.
[15] Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 267 reads u2⌈tu-lal⌉ but especially the last sign looks rather like ⌈MIN⌉ or similar. The traces of the first sign are more or less illegible which makes the interpretation of Scurlock highly uncertain without a parallel for this passage.
[16] Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 267 interprets the traces as [… GIŠ3].⌈NU.ZU⌉ but especially the second sign is hardly being read ZU but certainly U2 and might belong to u2NINNI5. It is not impossible that the subsequently expected NITA2 has been written at the beginning of the next line since he displacement of around one sign (or drug item) per line in comparison to ms. B is likewise attested in the next lines of ms. C.
[17] Cf. for the restoration Schuster-Brandis, Steine, 133. Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 284 interprets the first item of this line differently as [na4sin]-kad2?–ru ⌈NITA2⌉ which is hardly attested.
[18] Following the reading of Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 284 but especially SU2 is highly uncertain due to the damaged traces.
[19] With Schuster-Brandis, Steine, 134 contra Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 284 (ša SAG.⌈KI.DIB⌉.BA!.KAM).
[20] Contra Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 278 which indicates the absence of ša2 in ms. B.
[21] Restoration following Simko (BabMed Corpus AMT 102/1:46).
[22] Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), 279 reads the I3.UDU of ms. B separate from in the parallel BAM 155 iii 17 which should, according to Scurlock, precede the passage preserved in ms. B. However, a closer look on the tablets shows parts of ELLAG2 after I3.UDU in ms. B which suggests that it is the same passage here as in BAM 155 iii 17’ and that at least three signs, of which traces of two of them are visible, are preceding.
[23] This sign should qualify the respective sheep, e.g. UDU.NITA2 or similar.
[24] Cf. Simko (BabMed Corpus AMT 102/1:47): [… U]Š2 ⌈gišEREN saḫ?–le2?⌉-[e …]. Contrary to this, the length of the trace after the presumed GIŠ is not long enough for EREN as well as the presumed UŠ2 might be the end of a totally different sign. The following traces are totally conjectural since the first sign might be read saḫ, tu or li, the second is illegible.
[25] This approximation follows Simko (2017), folia 15. The average of this column would then have had around 60 to 65 lines (ca. 59 are preserved).
[26] Or ⌈u2⌉-[zaq-qa(t)-su …]?
[27] For the restoration of the symptom description cf. the parallels Sakikkû 3:36 (var.), BAM 9:51-52 (var.), BAM 481 obv 13‘-14‘.
[28] There is certainly not enough space within the break to restore this entry according to the parallels mentioned above. This might lead to the assumption that a similar symptom description might have been carried out within the broken section between UGU 3:10 and 11’ on which has been referred to by DIŠ KI.MIN in C3 ii 1f but which might have been written out in full in A2 i 3’ff.
[29] For restoration see similar C3 ii 3-5 and the possible parallel BAM 227:4’-9’.
[30] Cf. CAD T, 268, interpreting this passage as ta-pa-aš2-<ša2?>-aš following the parallel BAM 227:4’-9’ (ta-pa-aš2-ša2-aš2). But consider the very strange orthography noting aš2 and aš in the same word which either suggests that C3 somehow corrupt the passage reading ta-pa–aṣ2 for tapâṣ “you crush, scrunch or mash” and interpreting the sign AŠ as ina “with; in” and respectively the whole passage as “you mash (these plants) and leave the medication together with/in tamarisk-sap over-night”. Since this interpretation is not that farfetched one might consider likewise a corrupt reading in BAM 227.
[31] For restoration see similar C3 ii 6-7.
[32] The overall topic of this tablet might connect this unclear term with the affliction by ghosts.
[33] As with UGU 3:15‘ the ascription of this entry to the similar entry C3 ii 11ff is, due to the fragmentary state of this passage, uncertain and it is further hindered by the trace at the bottom of the obverse of ms. A2 which shows the possible remnants of a ruling. Since the symptom description of C3 ii 11ff runs at least over 3 or 4 lines (maybe 5), the spacial management in ms. A2 would be problematic, positioning a ruling after two lines. Otherwise, similar discrepancies have been recognizable in UGU 2 where one ms. omits some rulings which are present on another ms. For the difference in the alignment cf. the distinction between group 1 (ms. A, B) and group 2 (C) in Simko (2017), folia 6.
[34] BabMed-Corpus, AMT 103 has ma ḫi ⌈x⌉ […] but directly after ḪI a BAD kind of element is supplemented which let the whole look more like KAM. See also Scurlock, Ghost-Induced Illnesses (2006), n.37a for possible restorations following especially some anti-witchcraft texts with similar formulations (BAM 231 i 10–11, 17; BAM 232 i 90–100, 110, 210; AMT 21/2 + K 15966: 12–13); cf. AMT 14/5: 15). But cf. A1 8 which shows a KAM considerably different from this sign and on which basis the present reading is highly uncertain.
[35] The traces of U2 suggest the restoration of u2-zaq-qat-su.
[36] Cf. Campbell Thompson, AJSL 54, 29 n. 238. The restoration is highly uncertain since the respective traces are hardly legible.
[37] Preserved in ms. A1 ii and B ii only.