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[... DNs, who g]o [...; the goddess Ištar], ... [...; DN], who encircles [...; the Sebetti], who go [before the gods, stand] at the side [of the king, their favorite, in the place of battle, and] bring about (his) vic[tory];

[Great gods, managers] of heaven (and) netherworld, who[se attack means battle and strife], who appoint (rulers) (lit.: “raise the eyes”) [(and) name king(s)], (and) by who[se holy command] they place [(one) land over (another) land] an[d make (its ruler) greater than (other) rulers].

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[... I restored the exemption (from obligations) of (the city) Baltil (Aššur) and] the city Ḫ[arrān, which had fallen into oblivion in the distant past, and their] privileged sta[tus that had lapsed].

[...]

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[...] He (Iaū-biʾdī) [assembled ... at the city Q]arqar and [incited (it/them) to rebel aga]inst me. The cit[ies] A[rpad, Ṣimirra, (...), Damascus, (...), (and) S]amaria [... (5´) ... i]n the land Hamath, the house [... I prayed to] the god Aššur, the king of the gods, [in order to (be able to) (...) conquer the land Hama]th, overthrow I[aū-biʾdī (and) ... the (wide) land Amurru. I] commanded and [...] I killed an[d ...]

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[... I settled them] in [the land Hamath. I imposed on them (the same) tribute, payment(s)], labor [duty, (and) military service as the kings, my ancestors, had imposed] on [Irḫulena of the land Hamath]

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[(As for) the one who alters my good] deeds [(or) erases my] inscribed [name, may the] great [gods] — as ma[ny ... as] are ment[ioned by name] on [this] stel[e — curse him and make his] name [(and) his descendant(s) disappear from the land]

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