Edition of the lexical cuneiform texts from the so-called House of the Incantation Priest in Ashur, which are in the Iraq Museum in Baghdad and in the Istanbul Archaeology Museums

20世纪初，在阿苏尔的德意志东方-Gesellschaft遗址的发掘过程中，发现了一批全面的泥板收藏。它包含了一个在亚述帝国晚期有影响力的治疗王朝的工作材料。这些工作材料还包括词汇文本，它在公元前7世纪治疗师的学术教学中发挥了重要作用。亚述治疗师为他们的国王服务，当他在阿苏尔城时，他们必须确保他的福祉。毫无疑问，这些治愈者是他们那个时代最伟大的学者之一。因此，阿修巴尼帕尔国王委托医疗师Kiṣir-Aššur为尼尼微宫图书馆制作一套泥板也就不足为奇了，这套泥板带有那个时代最重要的词汇作品(石板序列由24片组成，称为UR5-ra=ḫubelu)。1979年，在治疗师图书馆以前未挖掘的区域，伊拉克考古学家发现了治疗师在他们的图书馆里汇编的大部分词汇文本。其中大部分属于名为UR5-ra=ḫuBulu的石碑系列，很可能代表了Kiṣir-Aššur向尼尼微宫殿图书馆赠送的UR5-ra=Ubulu的传统。这些尚未出版的文本包含了许多以前不为人知的作品段落。在这里申请的研究项目中，所有来自治疗师图书馆的先前未出版的词汇楔形文字文本将以学术版本呈现，它们的文化历史意义将得到承认。其中14块要编辑的石板，总共1615行，保存在巴格达伊拉克博物馆，来自1979年制造的这一发现。伊斯坦布尔国家博物馆保存着4本共计110行的其他未出版的文本。将创建的版本将作为专著提交，在遵守移动墙后，三年后将作为开放获取的出版物，允许全文搜索。当它被放到网上时，其可持续性得到了保证，出版物的数字版本与版本使用的照片相联系，这样就可以用文本版本调出基本的研究材料，并可以随时检查所提交的研究成果，而不需要付出太大的努力。

During the excavations of the Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft in Assur at the beginning of the 20th century, a comprehensive clay tablet collection was discovered. It contained the working materials of a healer dynasty that was influential in the late Assyrian Empire. These working materials also include lexical texts, which played an important role in the academic teaching of the healers in the 7th century B.C.E. The Assyrian healers were in the service of their king and had to see to his well-being when he was in the city of Assur. Without any doubt these healers were among the greatest scholars of their time. Hence it is hardly surprising that King Assurbanipal commissioned the healer Kiṣir–Aššur to create a set of clay tablets for the palace library of Nineveh with the most important lexical work of the epoch (the sequence of tablets comprising 24 tablets, called ur5-ra = ḫubullu). In 1979, in the previously unexcavated areas of the healers' library, Iraqi archaeologists discovered most of the collection of lexical texts that the healers had compiled in their library. Most of them belong to the sequence of the tablet series called ur5-ra = ḫubullu and are likely to represent the tradition of ur5-ra = ḫubullu that Kiṣir–Aššur had offered to the palace library of Nineveh. The as yet unpublished texts contain numerous previously unknown passages of the work.In the research project applied for here, all previously unpublished lexical cuneiform texts from the healers' library are to be presented in scholarly editions and their cultural-historical significance will be acknowledged. 14 of the tablets to be edited, with a total of 1615 lines, are in the Baghdad Iraq Museum and come from the find made in 1979. 4 other unpublished texts with a total of 110 lines are kept in the State Museums of Istanbul.The edition to be created will be presented as a monograph and, after compliance with the moving wall, three years later as an open access publication that allows a full-text search. When it is placed online, the sustainability of which is ensured, the digital version of the publication is linked to the photographs used for the edition, so that the underlying research materials can be called up with the text editions and the research results presented can be checked at any time without great effort.