Ashurbanipal 153

Obverse
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[...] ⸢qé-reb⸣ URU šú-a-tú x [...]

(1) [... in]side that city [...] he c[ame] to Nineveh [(and) ...] Nabû-bēl-šumāt[i ...] he came to me [with his] substantial [audience gift(s)] a[nd ...].

22

[...]-ti a-na NINA.KI ⸢il⸣-[lik-(ma) ...]

33

[... m]⸢d⸣AG-EN-MU.⸢MEŠ⸣ [...]

44

[... it-ti? ta-mar-ti-šú?] ⸢ka⸣-bit-ti il-lik-am-⸢ma⸣ [...]

55

[... URU?].ú-zu-bi-⸢ia?⸣ [...]1

(5) [... the city] Uzubia (Izibia) [...] of the land Man[nea ...] lords [...] daughter [...]

66

[...]-⸢ti⸣ ša KUR.man-⸢na⸣-[a-a ...]

77

[...] x EN.MEŠ [...]

88

[...] ⸢DUMU.MUNUS⸣ [...]

Lacuna

Lacuna

1[URU?].ú-zu-bi-⸢ia?⸣ “[the city] Uzubia (Izibia)”: The reading of these signs as a city name is based on the appearance of URU.uz-bi-a “the city Uzbia (Izibia)” in text no. 3 (Prism B) iii 47 in the account of Ashurbanipal’s attack on Mannea. Izibia/Ziba also appears as one of the Mannean cities conquered by Sargon II; see Frame, RINAP 2 p. 60 no. 1 line 87 and p. 142 no. 7 line 41.

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