[The article provides critical editions of Early Dynastic incantations CUSAS 32 1 d and i, whose
functions were ascertained as being against scorpions and their poisonous attacks. Besides detailed
philological commentary, the article also situates the spells into the context of broader 3rd
-millennium Sumerian incantation tradition and discusses performative aspects of the texts.]

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