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Th 1905–4–9, 67 (BM 98561) is a small, almost completely preserved tablet from Nineveh inscribed in Babylonian script. Study of the palaeography and find-spot suggest a pre-7th century date of the tablet. The tablet contains two rituals: one for protecting the king in his palace, and a second for protection on a journey or military campaign. The first ritual uses an incantation in garbled Sumerian addressed to the reed. The Akkadian incantations associated with the second ritual are two short poems. The first evokes the image of the traveller who is exposed to the dangers of the wild; the second describes the king on campaign as an overpowering warrior who is supported by the gods.

Protecting the King from Enemies, at Home and on Campaign: Babylonian Rituals on Th 1905–4–9, 67 = BM 98561