K 08183[via caspo]
| Reverse | ||
| rr | beginning of reverse? missing? | |
| r 1'1' | [... i-ziz-za]-⸢am⸣-ma d3(u) EN TUR₃ u su-⸢pu⸣-[ri] | [. . . stand] here, O Sin, lord of the cattle stall and sheepfo[ld]. |
| r 2'2' | [...] ba-an-da-⸢kar⸣1 | [. . .] has been taken away. |
| r 3'3' | [KA.INIM.MA ana MUNUS? ša₂] ⸢kiš⸣-pi DU₃-šu₂ BUR₂-⸢ri⸣2 | [The wording] to release [a woman who] has been bewitched. |
| r 4'4' | [... tul-za]-⸢az⸣ ser-qu ana IGI d3(u) ta-sar-raq | [. . . you stan]d (it, i.e., the figurine) up. You strew a flour offering in the presence of Sin. |
| r 5'5' | [...] ⸢ia⸣-a-ši kiš-pi DU₃-⸢ša₂⸣ lu UŠ₂at lu TIat | "[. . .] has performed witchcraft (against) me, whether she may be dead or alive." |
| r 6'6' | [... an-ni]-⸢tu₄⸣ ŠID-ma PU₂ te-ḫer-ri | [ . . . thi]s you say, then you dig a hole. |
| r 7'7' | [...] ⸢muḫ-ḫi⸣-ša₂ A-MEŠ i-ra-muk SAḪAR.ḪI.A DUL-ma ina-eš | [. . .] he (the bewitched person) washes himself with water over it (i.e., the figurine). He covers (it) with soil. Then he will recover. |
| r 8'8' | [... bi]-⸢nu⸣-ut da-sar | [. . .] creation of Asar. |
| r 9'9' | [...] ⸢ana⸣ ABZU a-dir-ti ⸢liš-ḫu?-ut⸣3 | [. . .] wash away my apprehension to the Apsu. |
| r 10'10' | [...] ⸢a⸣-di-ra-ti-ia | [. . .] my apprehension. |
| r 11'11' | [...] lu-bi-ib | [. . .] May I be purified. |
| r 12'12' | [KA.INIM.MA ... dEN].⸢ZU.NA.KAM*⸣ | It is [the wording . . . of S]in. |
| r 13'13' | [DU₃.DU₃-BI IM u₂-šal]-⸢li⸣ ID₂ TIqe₂ | [Its ritual:] You take [clay from] the river [meadow]s. |
| r 14'14' | [...] ⸢tuš-ken⸣ | [. . .] you bow down. |
| r 15'15' | [...] ⸢x⸣ [x] | [. . .] . . . [. . .] |
| (rest of reverse missing) |
1The line is in Sumerian.
2The rubric has been restored on the basis of the duplicate, IM 148516, rev. 3 (= P513471); see Abusch and Schwemer 2020: 293.
3The final verb was previously read ⸢liš-du⸣-u[d] (see Abusch and Schwemer 2016: 295 and Hätinen 2021: 498), but the duplicate K.6018+, obv. 10ˊ (= P396319), thanks to Hätinen's recent joining of the fragment K.13919 to it, suggests ⸢liš-ḫu⸣-u[t] is more likely.