Limbs and skin — spreading disturbance
Outer body and movement
The limb marker gives the map an outer-body station for weakness, crawling disturbance, and impaired movement without assigning those sensations to a single historical demon. It is placed on anatomical-right for legibility and stands for a bilateral field.
Point 7 of 7 in Mesopotamian Body Demons — Affliction Map
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Maqlû (The Burning) (primary_canonical)
Tablets I–VII preserve Babylonian anti-witchcraft incantations and the accompanying nocturnal burning ritual; the series documents agents, symptoms, and ritual countermeasures but does not provide a normalized anatomical chart.
Canonical Udug-hul incantations (scholarly_modern)
Edition and study of the canonical udug-hul exorcistic corpus, including its language of demonic attack, bodily distress, and the exorcist's ritual response; it is used here to distinguish textual affliction language from this editorial body projection.