Incantation against the Evil Eye
The eye goes and […]
It sees its brother, how fair its brother is […]
how handsome. It devours his flesh
without a sword, it drinks his blood
without a cup. It turns back the eye
of the sorcerer, the eye of the sorceress, it turns back
the eye of the warrior, the eye of the assembly,
the eye of the gatekeeper. The eye of the gatekeeper
to the gatekeeper let it return. The eye of the assembly
to the assembly let it return. The eye of the warrior
to the warrior let it return. The eye of the sorcerer
to the sorcerer let it return. The eye of the [sorceress]
to the sorceress let it [return] […]
Texts in conversation
Compare KTU 1.96:2 and Deuteronomy 15:9
Ancient Near East, Ugaritic · Hebrew Bible
Summary
Passages
KTU 1.96:2
Ancient Near East, Ugaritic · Cuneiform Texts from UgaritDeuteronomy 15:9
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