Ashurbanipal 164

(1') [...] sons [...].

(2') Teumman, the king of the la[nd Elam who had been struck during my mighty battle], fl[ed] in order to sav[e] (his) life [and slipped into the forest. The a]xle of the wagon, [the v]ehicle of his royal majesty, br[oke and it overturned upon him].

(5') Teumman, <who>, during a los[s of (all) r]eason, [said] to hi[s] son: “[Shoot the bow]!”

(6') Teum[man, the king of] the land Elam, whom (his) [wagon had cast down and whom Tammarītu], his son, had helped up, [grasping his hands].

(8') [Teumman, the king of the lan]d Elam who [had been struck] during a [mighty] battl[e (and) whose] hands [Tammarītu], his eldest son, [had grasped] — (10´) they fled [in order to save] their live(s and) [slipped into the forest. With the support of (the god) Aššur] and the goddess Ištar, [I killed them. I cut o]f[f their head(s) in front of one another].