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a-na-ku maš-šur-a-hu-i-di-na ... mi-gir dEN.LIL₂ eṭ-lu na-a-du na-ram dAMAR.UTU u dzar-pa-ni-tum re-e₂-u₂-um ki-i-nu ... DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ GIR₃.NITA₂ it-pe-šu ... DUMU dEN mun-tal-ku ma-li-ku ... eš-re-e-ti pa-qid-du sat-tuk-ki x ... BARA₂.MEŠ mu-ṭah-hi-id E₂.KUR.MEŠ x ... ma-ha-zi mu-kin nin-da-be₂-e ... ka-la₂-ma mu-nam-mir ma-ha-zi mu-šak-li-il par-ṣi-šu-un mu-du-u₂ kul-lat gim-ri ...-ku ka-la₂-ma x-x-ti na-mi-i ... x ma-aq-ti mu-šal-li-mu hi-bil-ti en-ši ṣa-bit qa-at u₂-la-li mu-ut-x x it-ti x ... a-ku-u₂-ti x x ... x x x ... ki-na-a-ti ... hab-bi-lu ... x ki-x x x x ... x ... Lacuna Lacuna ...-bat zi-... ... x ša dEN nu-pa-ra ... ul-tu ṣe-he-ri-ia-a-ma ab-bu-u₂-ia ... TA ... id-di-nam-ma re-ʾu-ut ṣal-mat SAG.DU ... x aš-šur ... KUR.MEŠ-te ka-li-ši-na ... za-ma-ni-i-a GAZ ... kul-lat la ma-gi-ri u₂-šak-ni-ša₂-am-ma u₂-na-aš₂-ša₂-qu GIR₃.II-ia u₃ a-na-ku ge-en-na-a u SA₂.DUG₄ u₂-sa-ad-da-ra x x x-sa NUN EGIR-u₂ mu-kan-nu-u₂ šiṭ-ri-ia mut-ta-id-du ep-še-e-ti dAMAR.UTU EN GAL-u₂ ap-kal AN-e u₃ KI-tim EN nag-bi u ta-ma-a-ti ši-mat du-un-qi₂ u meš-ri-i li-šim-šu₂-ma x ... a-na ŠU.II-šu₂ li-mal-li MU-šu₂ NUMUN-šu₂ li-šam-šam-di-il-šu li-bi-il ma-ta-a-ti i-na nu-uh-ši ṭuh-di HE₂.GAL₂ u₃ meš-ri-i li-ir-te-ʾa-a UN.MEŠ-šu₂ di-iš BURU₁₄ i-na EN.TE.NA di-iš EN.TE.NA i-na BURU₁₄ liš-tab-ra-a qe₂-reb ma-ti-šu₂ qa-bu-u₂ še-mu-u₂ u ma-ga-ru kit-tum u mi-ša₂-ru a-a ip-par-ka-a pi-i te-ne₂-še-ti-šu₂ šar-ru-ut kiš-šat KUR.MEŠ-te li-pu-uš-ma e-ma u₂-ṣa-am-ma-ru lik-šu-da qa-ta-a-šu₂ ṣi-bu-us-su li-iṣ-bi hi-ših-tum a-a x ... lum-na a-a e-mur ta-nit-ti be-li₂ GAL-e dAMAR.UTU nar-... x-da-la-la ~~ruling i-na UGU ki-gal-li ša EN GAL-e dAMAR.UTU šaṭ-ṭir₂~~

I, Esarhadd[on, ... fav]orite of the god Enlil, pious man, beloved of the god [Marduk and] the goddess Zarpanītu, true shepherd, [... of] the great [god]s, expert governor, [... of the] god Son-of-Bēl (Nabû), (5) judicious ruler, [... shri]nes, the one entrusted with the sattukku offerings, [... of the] daises, the one who brings abundance to the temples, [...] (and) cult centers; the one who (re)confirmed the cereal offerings, [...] everything, wh[o makes] the cult centers shine (and) [comple]tes their rites; (10) the one [who kno]ws the totality of everything, [...] ... everything, [...] ... plains, [...], fallen; the one who makes good the damages (suffered by) the weak, [holds the ha]nd of the feeble; ... [...] with [...] cripples; [...] truth; [...] criminals; [...] ... [...] ... [...]

Lacuna

[...] ... [...] ... the god Bēl, the mood [...] [Fr]om my youth, [my] ancestors [...] ... [...] he gave me to sh[eph]erd the black-he[aded people ...] the god Aššur [...] in all of their lands, he killed my [enemies ...]; he subdu[ed] all of the unsubmissive [and (now) they ki]ss [my] feet. Moreover, I care for the ginû [and sattukku] offerings (and) [...].

(For) the future prince [who re]spects [my] inscrip[tion] (and) is attentive to (my) deeds, may the god Marduk, the great lord, sage of heaven and [netherworld], lord of springs and seas, decree for him a fate of (divine) favor and riches; may he en[tru]st to him [...]; may he prolong his name (and) his progeny; may he rule (all of) the lands (and) shepherd his people in plenty, abundance, fertility, and riches; [may] the summer grass last until winter (and) the winter grass until summer in his land; may (the ability) to give orders, to listen, and to find favor, (and) truth and justice [be unceas]ing in the mouth of his populace; may he exercise kingship over all of the lands and may he attain whatever he [desires]; may he achieve his wish; should he require something, may it not be [...]; (and) may he not experience [ev]il. [...] ... the praises of the great lord, the god [Mar]duk.

ruling

Written on the pedestal [of] the great lord, the god [Marduk].