====== To Calm a Baby ======


(return to [[Old Babylonian literature (Akkadian)]])


== Introduction ==


== Transliteration and Translation ==

1. s,e-eh,-ru-um wa-szi-ib bi-it ek-[le-tim]

2. lu ta-ta-s,a-am ta-ta-ma-ar nu#-[ur {d}UTU]

3. a-mi-in ta-ba-ki a-mi-in tu-x[x...]

4. ul-li-ki-a a-mi-in la ta-ab-[ki-i?]

5. i3-li2 bi-tim te-ed-ki ku-sa-ri-ku#-um# i-gi-il-tim

6. ma-nu-um id-ki-a-ni

7. ma-nu-um u2-ga-li-ta-ni

8. s,e-eh,-ru-um id-ki-ka s,e-eh,-ru-um u2-ga-li-it-ka

9. ki-ma sza-tu-u3 ka-ra-ni-im

10. ki-ma ma-ar sa3-bi-tim

11. li-im-qu3-ta-szum szi-tum


== Notes ==


== Bibliography ==

  * Farber ZA 71 (9181), 62 rev. (Text)

  * Farber ZA 71 (1981), 60-71. (Edition)

  * Farber, //Anthropos// 85 (1990), 141-143. (Literature)

  * Scurlock, "Ancient Mesopotamian House Gods," //Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Religions// 3 (2003), 99-106. (Literature)

  * Stol, //Birth in Babylonia//, 212. (Literature)

  * van der Toorn in Absuch, ed., //Magic//, 139. (Literature)