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Lacuna

[...] ... [...] who before [...] ... seas [..., who] does not have a ri[v]al [in ...] lands, ... [...] who loves justice, goes to the aid of the weak, [...] ... [... the bridle that co]ntrols the insubmissive, (and) the one who strikes [enemies] with lightning, [...] whose dominion is more praised, the builder of [Assyria, ... the one who destroys] its settlements, the one who has canals dug, the one who op[ens up streams, ..., the one who establishes abun]dance and plenty ... [...] Assyria [...]

Lacuna

[...] ... [...] Its [(sluice) gate] was not open[ed through the work of human hands. According to the heart’s desire of the gods, I made (it) gurgle with water. After I inspect]ed [the canal] and made sure [its construction was performed correctly, I offered pure] sacrifices [of fattened oxen (and) an abun]dance [of sheep to the great gods, who march at my side (and) who make my reign secure. I clo]thed [those men who dug out this canal with linen garments (and) garments with multi-colored trim, (and) I placed gold rings (and) gold pectorals on th]em.

... [...]

Lacuna