Translatio CTH 581.33

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Andrea Trameri (Hrsg.)

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Citatio: Andrea Trameri (Hrsg.), hethiter.net/: CTH 581.33 (TRde 2024-10-22)

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CTH 581.33

Fragment with oracular content, about the ‘anger of Ḫebat’, and mentioning augurs and diviners

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Abschnitt 1ID=1: obv. §1´
1ID=1	--	[…] … […]
2ID=2	--	Then […]
Abschnitt 2ID=2: obv. §2´
3ID=3	--	[…] first day […]
4ID=4	--	[…] he finds […]
5ID=5	--	and […] he stands/steps […].
6ID=6	--	[…] the son […]
7ID=7	--	[…] one piece … […]
8ID=8	--	[…] but only the son steps away.
9ID=9	--	[…] in the night;
10ID=10	--	but at dawn, […] the day […]
11ID=11	--	[… un]favorable,
12ID=12	--	and the night (is) favorable.
13ID=13	--	[…] … he makes […] warm.1
Abschnitt 3ID=3: obv.-edge §3´
14ID=14	--	[…]
15ID=15	--	[…] the augurs (and) the diviner […]
16ID=16	--	and we keep encountering [the an]ger of […] and Ḫebat.
17ID=17	--	[…] why hastily?
18ID=18	--	[…]
19ID=19	--	[…] years
20ID=20	--	[…] keep accurately determin[ing (by oracle)]
21ID=21	--	[…] hastily.
blank line
Abschnitt 4ID=4: rev. §4´
22ID=22	--	[…] You keep determining accurately by oracle.
23ID=23	--	[…] in front, away
24ID=24	--	[…] and that/there [… was con]firmed (by oracle).
Abschnitt 5ID=5: rev. §5´
25ID=25	--	[…]… the ritual […] we determined accurately (by oracle).
26ID=26	--	[… that] is/will not be confirmed (by oracle).
blank paragraph, ca. 7 lines

This passage was cited by Otten H. 1973c, 28-29 in reference to a section of medical ritual (KUB 44.61, IV 19-22), which addresses certain andrological problems. For the issue described (fragmentary), a man is instructed to warm up a tappi- (hapax) and place it upon(?) the penis, leaving it overnight (for this passage, see also HW2, E, 42-43 sub enu-, and CHD L-N, 28 sub lalu-). However, it is unclear whether the section of CTH 581.33 should be interpreted within a similar context; the opposition between ‘day’ and ‘night’ in obv. 8´-9´ is not necessarily related to a similar issue.

Editio ultima: Traductionis 2024-10-22