Ashurbanipal 113

(1) When (the god) Aššur, the father of the gods [...]; the god Anu, the supreme one ... [...]; the god Enlil, the exalted lord [...]; the goddess Mullissu, the mother of the great gods [...]; (5) the god Ea, who fashions the people [...]; the god Sîn, who bears signs [...]; the goddess Ištar, the daughter of the god Sîn, the female warrior [...]; the god Šamaš, who renders decision(s) through his fir[m] “yes” [...]; the god Adad, the king of abundance (and) rain [...]; (10) the god Marduk, the sage of the gods, the fat[e of ...]; the god Nabû, the scribe of everything, the precep[ts of ...]; the goddess Dilbat (the planet Venus), the brightest of the stars, the bo[w ...]; the god Nergal, mightiest of the gods [...]; the Sebet[ti, war]rior(s) without equal [...], the g[reat] gods [...] ... [...]:

(16) I, [Ashurbanipal, ...]; son of Esarhaddo[n ...]; grandson of [Sennacherib ...]; who fro[m ...] (20) ... [...] ... [...] ... [...] together with ... [...] (25) I had written upon steles.

(25b) I e[ntered ...] in (the midst of) joyous celebration, [...] ... [...]