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What (who) is Šēp lemutti - definition
Šēp lemutti
The work šēp lemutti ina bīt amēli parāsu (inscribed GÌR ḪUL-tim AŠ É LÚ TAR-si), “to block the entry of the enemy (‘foot of evil’) into someone’s house,” also referred to as ana nasāḫ šēp lemutti, "to expel the 'foot of evil'," is a first millennium BC Mesopotamian ritual text idiom well attested in the apodoses of divinations which provides the procedures to protect a house with magical defenses from demonic attack. Sickness, death, misfortune, and ominous occurrences in the house, were perceived to be the result of actions of the hordes of demons from the netherworld.
SEP
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Sep; SEP (disambiguation); SEP fields; Sep (disambiguation); S.E.P.; SEPs
Someone Else's Problem. Something you don't have to worry about, because responsibility for it belongs to someone else.
A. Oh, no! There's a huge load of customers that walked into the door!
B. I've signed out and changed clothes. SEP.
A. Oh, no! There's a huge load of customers that walked into the door!
B. I've signed out and changed clothes. SEP.
