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The following examines the Akkadian scribal annotation  tayyartu , “return,” demonstrating that it refers to a repetitive section of a text that was not copied by the scribe. Editions of two texts where this annotation occurs, a Mīs Pî-type incantation and an Emesal prayer, are included. In addition, the phenomenon of repetition and abbreviation in incantations and Emesal prayers is briefly discussed.

Text and Performance: Tayyartu , “Repetition,” in a Mīs Pî-Type Incantation and an Emesal Prayer