Greek · AI translation
Supplementum Magicum, Suppl. Mag. 10: Amulet for a man: against fever with shivering fits
English for the 1 passage of this work that the Atlas of Ancient Myth, Magic in the Ancient Texts and a study of demons and angels quote or cite, and which the library holds in no published English. The numbers are the edition's own references.
1.1–4.4
Αδωναι Ελο[αι Σα]βαωθ Αβλαναθαναβ[λα Ακρ]α̣μμαχαμαρι *
Adōnai Elō[ai Sa]baōth Ablanathanab[la Akr]ạmmachamari *
Σεσενγ[ε]ρ Βαρφαρ̣[αν]γης * αεη̣ιουω * Ιαω Φρη[.....] ηαω ιαω εαω
Seseng[e]r Barphaṛ[an]gēs aeẹ̄iouō Iaō Phrē[...] ēaō iaō eaō
αεηιουω
aeēiouō
Ουριηλ
Uriel
Μιχαηλ
Michael
Γαβριηλ
Gabriel
Σουριηλ
Suriel
Ρ̣αφαηλ
Ṛaphael
Σεμε-
Seme-
σιλαμ
silam
αεηιου
aeēiou
ω
ō
* σαλαμαξα
* salamaxa
* ζ ζ ζ
* z z z
* βαμεα ιαχα
* bamea iacha
φυλάξατε Τουθοῦν, ὃν ἔτεκεν Σάρα, ἀπὸ
protect Touthous, whom Sara bore, from
παντὸς ῥίγους καὶ πυρετοῦ, τριταίου, τεταρταί-
every shivering fit and fever, tertian, quar-
ου, καθημερινοῦ, ἀμφημερινοῦ ἢ μίαν παρὰ μία⟨ν⟩· Ε̣λ̣ο̣αι
tan, daily, quotidian, or every other day; Ẹḷọai
[ἄγ]γελος Αδωνιας Αδωναει, φυλάξατε ε̣ν...[..]η.
[an]gel Adōnias Adōnaei, protect ẹn...[..]ē.
Αβλαναθαναβλα
Ablanathanabla
Αχραμμαχαμαρι
Achrammachamari
Translator's note. Letters with a dot below are doubtful (Akr]ạmmachamari, Barphaṛ[an]gēs, aeẹ̄iouō, Ṛaphael, Ẹḷọai, ẹn). About five letters are lost after Phrē. Seme-/silam is the name Semesilam broken across lines, and quar-/tan one word. The end of the last line of the third section (ẹn...[..]ē) cannot be read or translated. ⟨ν⟩ in 'every other day' is the editor's supplement. Asterisks are kept as printed.
The whole original: papyri.info.