Translation:Qolasta/Oxford Collection/Part 4/Prayer 19

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Mandaïsche Liturgien (1920)
by Mark Lidzbarski, translated from German by Wikisource
Prayer 19

= CP 347

Mark Lidzbarski3858244Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 191920Wikisource
XIX.
In the name of the great life.


On the day when the splendor of the banner Šišlamēl
was covered by the chains of splendor,
all the Uthras rose from their throne
and pronounced a miraculous blessing over the banner Zihrūn-Šišlamēl.
They take it out of the hulls of splendor
and hide it in the inner eggs of concealment.
They bless it, keep it safe
and say to it:
"As your shine harbors in the chains,
let your form be kept safe.
Let all the worlds that behold you
speak a blessing over you,
and praise you exceedingly".


Commentary

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Recite these songs and wrap the banner together.
With that song of the day Daimā, when you perform the baptism, wrap the banner together with that song alone; except on the day of the great battle, then read both.


Transcription

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b-šuma ḏ-hiia rbia
b-iuma ḏ-ˁtiksia ziua ḏ-šišlamˁil drabša b-sapṭia ḏ-ziua ˁutria kulhun mn karsauatun qam u-brkta ḏ-šanai b-zihrun šišlamˁil drabša barkia u-mn ˁṣṭunia ḏ-ziua nasbilẖ u-b-hilbunia gauaiia ḏ-kisia kasilẖ u-mbarkilẖ u-mnaṭrilẖ u-amrilẖ kma ḏ-ziuak b-sapṭia naṭar titnaṭar dmutak u-kulhun almia ḏ-hazilak birkta b-dilak nibirkun u-nišabun mn riš b-riš
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halin ˁniania rmia u-druš u-kurkẖ l-drabša abihdia hak ˁniana ḏ-iuma ḏ-daima ḏ-ṣabit maṣbuta b-hai ˁniana kurkẖ l-drabša l-hudẖ l-bar mn iuma ḏ-dihba rba ḏ-daima l-tartinun qrinun
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