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SIPA ke-e-nu mi-gir EN EN.EN ma-al-ku na-aʾ-du ša AG₂ dzar-pa-ni-tum šar-ra-tu i-lat ka-la gim-ri LUGAL šah-tu ša be-lut-su-nu pu-tuq-qu-ma qu-ru-us-su-nu da-al-lu re-e-šu mut-nen-nu-u₂ aš₂-ru kan-šu pa-lih DINGIR-ti-šu₂-nu GAL-ti ša a-na ud-du-uš eš-re-e-ti ab-ta-a-ti nu-um-mur ma-ha-zi re-ʾu-u₂-tu kul-lat UN.MEŠ tu-ma-al-lu-u₂ qa-tuš-šu a-na šu-te-šu-ri pel-lu-de-e ma-šu-u₂-ti u₃ tur-ri gi-mi-li KUR URIKI ta-aš₂-šu-šu a-na LUGAL-u₂-ti a-na nu-uh-hu lib₃-bi DINGIR-ti-ka GAL-ti šup-šu-uh ka-bat-ti-ka ta-as-su-qu-šu a-na dan-nu-ti ~~i-nu-šu ina BALA-e LUGAL mah-ri-ia it-tab-ša₂-a A₂.MEŠ HUL.MEŠ UN.MEŠ kul-lat ma-ha-zi ... x~~ ~~Lacuna Lacuna x ... par-ṣi-ši-na u₂-maš-ši-ra-ma ša₂ BI x ... ni-x ... AN ... man-za-... hi-ṭi-tu šur-šu-u₂ a-sak-ku ak-lu ina bi-x ... gur-ru-... bil-ta ...~~ u₂-šab-šu-u₂ ri-kil-tu₂ a-na NIG₂.ŠU e₂-sag-gil₂ u DUMU EKI ŠU.II-šu-nu u₂-bi-lu-u-ma im-šu-ʾu NIG₂.ŠU-šu₂ KU₃.GI KU₃.BABBAR NA₄.MEŠ ša qe₂-reb E₂.KUR a-na KURELAM.MAKI ~~Lacuna Cols. iii–iv (missing) Lacuna ...-x-u₂ ...-su ...-ma ...-x ta-nit-ti dAMAR.UTU EN GAL-e EN-ia ep-šet e-tep-pu-šu ... x x ... x~~ ~~... ši-ṭir MU-ia ... e-siq-ma ... x x x x x x ... aš₂-ku-un dAMAR.UTU EN GAL-u₂ ep-še-ti-ia SIG₅.MEŠ~~ Lacuna

Lacuna

[true] shep[herd], favorite of the lord of lord[s], pious ruler, the one who is loved by the goddess Zarpanītu — the queen, (i 5′) goddess of the entire universe — reverent king who was attentive to their rule and praised their valor, pious slave, humble, submissive, the one who reveres their great divinity —

You (are the one) who entrusted him with renovating the des[tro]yed shrines, (i 15′) making the cult centers shine, and shepherding all of the people; elevated him to the kingship to organize well the forgotten rites and (i 20′) to avenge the land of Akkad; (and) to appease the heart of your [gre]at divinity (and) to please your spirit, [you] chose him for power.

[At that time], in the reign of [a king who prec]eded me, bad [omens occurred].

[The people of all of the cult cent]ers [...] ...

Lacuna

... [...] the[y abandoned their] ri[tes and] ... [...] ... [...] ... [...] ... [... they were inciting] crimin[al acts (and) infringing on] a tab[oo], in ... [...] ... [...] ... [... (and) they] fomented a con[spiracy].

[They] put their hands on [the possessions of] Esag[il] and the citizens of [Babylon and] plundered [its goods], gold, silver, [...] from inside [the temple (and) sold (it) at market value] to the land Elam.

Lacuna

Cols. iii–iv (missing)

Lacuna

[...] ... [...] ... [...] and [...] ... [the glor]y of [the g]od Marduk, [the great lord], my lord, (and) [the deeds that I had do]ne [...] ... [...] ... [... the wr]iting of my name [...] I depicted and [...] ... [I pl]aced (them) [...].

[May the god Marduk, the] great [lord, look with joy upon m]y good [deeds and]

Lacuna