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~~... x ... ... e-peš LU₂ARAD-u₂-te a-na URUkal-ha a-di mah-ri-ia iš-pu-ra ...~~ ~~ša fsa-am-si šar-rat KURa-ri-bi i-na KURsa-qu-ur-ri KUR-e ... ... gi-mir KARAŠ-ša₂ ...~~ u₃ ši-i ša la-pa-an GIŠTUKUL.MEŠ-ia taš-hu-tu ... ... ana KUR aš-šur a-di mah-ri-ia taš-ša₂-a LU₂qe-e-pu ina muh-hi-ša₂ aš₂-kun-ma 10 LIM LU₂ERIM.HI.A ... ... a-na GIR₃.II-ia u₂-šak-niš URUma-as-ʾa-a-a URUte-ma-a-a LU₂sa-ba-ʾa-a-a URUha-a-a-ap-pa-a-a URUba-da-na-a-a URUha-at-ti-a-a LU₂i-di-ba-aʾ-il-a-a ... ša mi-ṣir KUR.KUR ša₂ SILIM šam-ši ša mam₂-ma la i-du-šu₂-nu-ti-ma a-šar-šu₂-un ru-u₂-qu ta-nit-ti be-lu-ti-ia al-ka-ka-at qur-di-ia iš-mu-ma u₂-ṣal-lu-u₂ be-lu-ti KU₃.GI KU₃.BABBAR ANŠE.A.AB.BA.MEŠ MUNUSANŠEa-na-qa-a-ti ŠIM.HI.A DU₃-a-ma ma-da-ta-šu₂-nu ki-i 1-en a-di mah-ri-ia u₂-bi-lu-nim-ma u₂-na-aš₂-ši-qu GIR₃.II-ia šul₃-ma-ni-šu₂-nu x x A E₂.GAL x ... AD x ... ~~mi-di-bi-ʾi-i-lu a-na LU₂x-x-ti ina UGU KURmu-uṣ-ri ap-qid~~ KURE₂-mhu-um-ri-a ša₂ i-na ger-re-te-ia mah-ra-a-te gi-mir URU.MEŠ-ni-šu₂ qaq-qa-riš am-nu-u₂ ... bu-li-šu₂ aš₂-lu-lu-ma URUsa-me-ri-na e-de-nu-uš-šu₂ u₂-maš-ši-ru mpa-qa-ha LUGAL-šu₂-nu Continued on the next slab (not preserved)

Lacuna

[...] ... [... he sent ...] to Kalḫu, befo[re me, to do obeisance. ...].

[As for Samsi, queen of] the Arabs, at Mount Sa[qurri, I ...] her [en]tire camp [...].

[Moreover, she, who had] become startled [by] my (mighty) [weapons, brought ... to Assy]ria, b[efore me. I pl]aced [a representative (of mine) over her] and [...] <10,000> soldie[rs ...]. I made [...] bow [down at] my [feet].

The people of the cities [Masʾa (and) Tema, the (tribe) Sab]a, the people of the cities Ḫaya[ppa, (10´) Badanu, (and) Ḫat]te, (and) the (tribes) I[dibaʾilu, ..., who are on the bor]der of the western lands, [whom none (of my predecessors) had known about, and whose country is remote, heard about the fam]e of my majesty (and) [my heroic] de[eds, and (thus) they beseeched my lordship]. As [one, (15´) they brought before] me gold, silver, camel[s, she-camels], (and) all types of aromatics as their payment [and they kis]sed [my] feet. [...] their greeting-gifts [...] ... [...] ... [...].

I appointed Idibiʾilu as the “ga[tekeep]er” facing [Egyp]t.

[The land Bīt-Ḫumria] (Israel), all [of whose] cities I [utterly devastated i]n former campaigns of mine, whose [...] (and) livestock I carried off, and (whose capital) Samaria I isola[ted] — (now) [they overthrew Peqa]h, their king,

Continued on the next slab (not preserved)