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a-na AN.ŠAR₂ LUGAL DINGIR.MEŠ AD DINGIR.MEŠ ša₂-qu-u ba-nu-u DINGIR GAL ša₂-pi-ik di₂-gi₃-gi₃ u da-nun-na-ki ta-me-eh ṣe-rat AN-e GAL.MEŠ ŠA₃ ru-qu ma-lik ra-ma-ni-šu₂ muš-te-eʾ-u pa-qi₂-du mu-šim NAM.MEŠ šar-hu git₂-ma-lu mu-ma-ʾe-er kul-lat gim-ri sa-niq DINGIR.MEŠ šu-ut AN KI e-mu-qi₂ MAH.MEŠ ša₂ a-na KUR a-šar e-ta-gu ma-ru-uš-tu šak-na-at šu-us-pu-nu a-bu-biš ša kul-lat kib-rat LIMMU₂-tim la ma-gir šak-kan-ki-šu₂ a-bu-bu na-as₂-pan-ti UGU-šu₂-nu u₂-ša₂-aš₂-ba-ʾu-u-ma GUN u man-da-tu im-mi₃-du ṣe-ru-uš-šun u₄-me-šam la na-par-ka-a e-zab-bi-lu tup-šik-šun EN gim-ri mu-kil ṣer-ret AN-e u KI-tim a-šib e₂-hur-sag-kur-kur-ra ki-iṣ-ṣu raš-bu at-ma-nu ṣi-i-ru šub-tu₂ KU₃-tu₂ ša-lu-ma-ta nam-ri-ir-ri ša₂ a-na GIR₃.NITA₂-šu₂-un x x x-ti-šu₂ GAL-te re-e-mu i-raš-šu-u ša su-up-pi u te-me-qi₂ ur-ru-hi-iš i-laq-qu-u un-ni-nu-uš ša ina UGU aš₂-ṭu-te u₂-šam-ra-ru GIŠTUKUL.MEŠ-šu₂ ez-zu-te ... u₂-ru-uh ri-ša₂-a-ti ... x x UZ GIŠTUKUL.MEŠ ... ... il la x ... ~~Lacuna Lacuna 1 KUŠ₃ 2/3 KUŠ₃ ina 1.KUŠ₃ LUGAL kab-lu ša₂ GIŠNA₂~~ 3 KUŠ₃.MEŠ 3-su KUŠ₃ ina 1.KUŠ₃ LUGAL GID₂.DA ša₂ GIŠGU.ZA 1 KUŠ₃ 2/3 KUŠ₃ DAGAL-šu₂ MUNUSdLAMMA.MEŠ A.MEŠ i-lab-bu-ni 4 MUNUSdLAMMA.MEŠ ina UGU 2 gi-se-e ša₂ šid-di 2 ina pu-u-te PAP GIŠGU.ZA 1 KUŠ₃ 2/3 KUŠ₃ GID₂.DA GIŠkit-tur-ri 2/3 KUŠ₃ mu-lu-u 2/3 KUŠ₃ DAGAL-šu₂ ku-up-te a-di MUŠ.HUŠ ~~da-ba-bu ša ina UGU GIŠNA₂ ša ina UGU GIŠGU.ZA ša še-pa-a-te 1-ma šu-u ša GIŠNA₅ la ša₃-ṭir~~

[To (the god) Aššur], the king of the gods, the father of the gods, the lofty one, the creator, the great god, [the one who molds] the Igīgū and Anunnakū gods, the one who holds the lead-rope of the [great] heavens, (the) deep-hearted (one) who deliberates (only) with himself, the assiduous one, [the regu]lator, the one who decrees fates, the splendid one, the perfect one, (5) [the l]eader of absolutely everything, controller of the gods of heaven (and) netherworld; the exalted force that makes devastation come like the Deluge to the land where there is negligence (and) [har]dship, who makes a destructive flood sweep over all four quarters (of the world) — which are unsubmissive to his governor (Sennacherib) — so that (10) tribute and payment is imposed upon them (and) so that they carry their (work) baskets daily, without interruption; the lord of everything who holds the lead-rope of heaven and netherworld, the one who dwells in Eḫursagkurkur<ra> — the awe-inspiring shrine, exalted sanctuary, (and) holy dwelling place — the awesome radiance (and) awe-inspiring luminosity that (15) has mercy on their governor(s), his great [..., who] quickly accepts [supplicat]ions (and) prayers addressed to him, [who] makes his angry weapons rage [against] the unyielding, [...] the road to joy, [...] ... weapons [...] ... [...]

Lacuna

[The leg(s) of the b]ed are [one and] two-thirds cubits, measured by the royal cubit.

The length of the thr[one] is [three and] one-thirds cubits, measured by the royal cubit. Its width is [one and] two-thirds cubits. Water surrounds lamassu-figures. There are four lamassu-figures on the two rungs of the sides; two ditto (= lamassu-figure) on the frontpiece. The entire throne: The length of the kitturru is one and two-thirds cubits. (Its) height is two-thirds of a cubit. The width of the kuptu, as far as the mušḫuššu-dragon, is two-thirds of a cubit.

Wording (of the inscription) that (is) on the bed (and) the throne at the footend. It is a single (text). That of the chest was not copied.