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[... Hazael], the king of the Arabs, [who came to Nineveh, my capital city, with his heavy audience gift and] kissed my feet, [implored me to give (back) his gods, and (10) I had] pity [on him]. I refurbished [the gods Atar-samayin, Dāya, Nu]ḫāya, Ru[ldāwu], Abi[rillu, (and) Atar-qu]rumâ, [the gods of the Arabs], and [... I gave (them) b]a[ck to him]. I appointed the lady Tabū[a], who was [raised in the palace of my father, as rul]er and returned her to her land with those gods [of the Arabs].

Later, Hazael [died] and I placed Iautaʾ (Iataʾ), his son, on his throne. I im[posed upon] him [tribu]te and payment [greater than the payment] I fixed on [his father]. Uabu, who [...] my [...], took [for himself] the kingship of Iautaʾ. I sent my officials (and) [my battle troops] to the aid of Iautaʾ [...] and [...] Uabu and the troops, his [trus]ted helpers, together [with ...] his gods, [...] his [possessions], his goods that ... I appointed as [...] (and) I carri[ed (them) off] to As[syria].

[The one who treads on] the necks of the people of Cilicia; the one who depopulated the land Ellipi, the Barnaki, a dangerous enemy, [...] ... the Manneans; who put to the sword the army of Išpakāia, a Scyt[hi]an, [...], an al[ly who] could [not] save himself — [... I] plundered the land Ki[...]ar, a district whose ... [...; I ...] Šidir-parna (and) E-parna, chieftains of the city Be[...]. I struck with the sword [Teuš]pa, a Cimmerian, together with [his entire army], in the territory of the land Ḫubušna, a district in the land Iš[...]ar.

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Abdi-M[ilk]ūti, king of Sidon, [...]

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[...] the awesome [fea]r of [the god Aššur ...]

I had a stele made, and [...] my victory (and) trium[ph ...]