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... kan-šu₂ ... ...-nu x ... ... x x ... ... x x ... traces ... GIR₃.NITA₂ KA₂.DINGIR.RAKI ... NUN mun-tal-ku ih-... LUGAL šah-tu x ... ina ni-iš IGI.II ina ITI... x x-ši-ir KUR-su ... (Traces of ca. 13–14 lines) ... x ...-dan ma-lu raq-qu ... x x-iš-šu x x x-šu₂ ... d30 pu-tuq-qu ba-ša₂-a GEŠTU.II-šu₂-un ... dnin-gal dnusku qe₂-reb ša₂ KI-tim ... x x i-šak-ka-nu dam-qu-tu₂ ... hi-ših-ti DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ ... dna-an-na-ru ... u₂-še-ši-ir ... ri-kis par-ṣi-šu₂-un ... dU.DAR.MEŠ ... x ... ... u₂-kin ... x-u ... IGI.KAR₂-a ... x-šu₂-un ... lu-šal-bir ... x Lacuna Lacuna ...-x ... aš-šurKI ... x u₂-kin ... x x x i-na a-mat qi₂-bi-ti-ia ... e-mi₃-du-šu₂-ma il-li-ku nam-mu-ši-šu₂ ca. 10 lines erased ... mtar-qu-u₂ ... x e-kim-šu₂ ... mah-ru-ti ...-qiš ... LUGAL ŠU₂ A-šu₂ ... x x x-a EN ina x x x x x x ... man-za-az pa-ni MUNUS.E₂.GAL.ME-šu₂ x ... ina la mi₃-ni KU₃.GI KU₃.BABBAR NA₄.MEŠ NIG₂.ŠU ... a-na KUR aš-šur sa-kul-lat GU₄.MEŠ US₅.UDU.HI.A ... x-li LUGAL.MEŠ LU₂NAM.MEŠ ... aš₂-tak-kan-ma ni-ri ... sat-tuk-ki gi-nu-u₂ x x ... blank ... 8 GU₄.MEŠ 3 ME 70 x ... Two lines erased ina GUN man-da-at-ti ... ina u₄-me-šu₂-ma ṣa-lam ... Lacuna

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[...] submis[sive ...] (5′) ... [...] governor of Babylon, [...] judicious prince, ... [...] reverent king, [...] chosen in the month [...] ... his land [...]

(Traces of ca. 13–14 lines)

[...] ... full, thin [...] ... [...] the god Sîn, they were paying constant attention [... the goddess] Ningal (and) the god Nusku, in the midst of the land. (5′′) [...] will establish good things [... what] is required by the great gods [... the god] Nannar [...] set straight; [...] organization of their rites (10′′) [...] goddesses [... he] fixed [...] ... (15′′) [...] divination [...] their ... [...] let it grow old [...] ...

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[...] ... [... As]syria [...] he/I fixed [... wi]th my spoken word [...] they imposed upon him and he died.

(No translation possible)

[...] Taharqa [...] ... I took (it) away from him [...] earlier [...] gave (rev. 20′) [...] king of the world, his son, [...] ... lord [...] in ... [... personal] attendants, his wives, ... [...] without number; gold, silver, (precious) stones, property ... [I carried off] to Assyria. (rev. 25′) Herds of oxen, sheep and goats, [...] ... The kings (and) governors [...] I established and [...] my yoke; [...] sattukku (and) ginû offerings [...] (rev. 30′) eight oxen, 370 [...] in tribute (and) paym[ent ...]

[At] that time, a statue of [...]

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