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x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x hi x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ANŠEKUR.RA-MEŠ x x x x x x x x x x x x x xx ki-i EN.NAM xx x x x x x x x x x x e-mu-qi₂ il-tap-ru LUGAL mim-ma x x x x x x x x x ina ku-un ŠA₃-bi-šu₂-nu la it-tak₂-lu na-a-x x x x x x x x x xx KUR—URIKI u KUR—aš-šurKI ul-te-eg-lu-ma šum-ma x x x x x iṣ-ṣab-tu-ma šum-ma a-na URUbi-ra-a-ti a-na šu-lu-ti x x x x x xx šum-ma 1šam-ši—dIM a-mat MI₂HUL ša₂ 1dAMAR.UTU—re-man-ni x x x x x x LUGAL iq-ta-bu-u₂ um-ma du-u₂-ku nu-up-pil ṣu-ub-bit o šum-ma 1dAMAR.UTU—MU—MU LUGAL il-te-mu-šu-ma šum-ma x x x x x xxšu-ma IGI.2 še-pi-tu ŠU.SI ta-ra-ṣu x x x x x xx u KUR-šu ul-x-šu-ma hu-ub-ta-a-ni o x x x x x x x ut-tir-ru-ma it-tan-nu-ma mun-nab-tu x x x x x x in-na-bi-tu-ni LUGAL la i-qab-ba-aš₂-šu₂ o ša₂ ina ŠA₃ a-de-e an-nu-ti i-haṭ-ṭu-u₂ la il-ka-šu o il-la-ku x x x x x x-nu dAMAR.UTU EN GAL-u₂ ša₂ a-mat-su ina mah-ri DU-ku o x x x x x x xx la ša₂-lam-šu u sa-pa-ah UN-MEŠ-šu₂ o x x x x x liq-bi ZI-šu₂ GIM A-MEŠ lit-bu-uk KUR-su li-hal-liq ina bu-bu-ti u hu-šah-hi UN-MEŠ-šu₂ li-šam-qit o x x x x x x x-li li-ir-di-šu dAG DUMU.UŠ ṣi-ru o x x x x x xx gal-le-e lem-nu-ti la i-gam-mi-la nap-šat-su da-num a-bi DINGIR-MEŠ GIŠPA-šu₂ liš-bir d.EN.LIL₂ be-lum mu-šim NAM-MEŠ ša₂ qi₂-bit-sa la ut-tak-ka-ru pa-le-e ta-ne₂-hi UD-MEŠ i-ṣu-ti MU-MEŠ hu-šah-hi a-na šim-ti li-šim-šu₂ dNIN.LIL₂ um-mu GAL-tu ša₂ qi₂-bit-sa i-na E₂.KUR kab-ta-at a-šar šip-ṭi u EŠ.BAR i-na ma-har d.EN.LIL₂ a-bu-us-su a.a iṣ-bat dE₂.A NUN.ME DINGIR-MEŠ mu-de-e mim-ma šum-šu ID₂-MEŠ-šu₂ ina nag-bi lis-kir dUTU da-a.a-nu GAL-u₂ ša₂ AN-e u KI.TIM muš-te-šir šik-nat ZI-tim EN tukul-ti šar-ru-su li-is-kip di-in-šu a.a i-di-in d30 EN AN-e ša₂ še-ret-su ina DINGIR-MEŠ šu-pa-at o x x x x šir-ta ra-bi-ta ša₂ ina SU-šu₂ la KUR₂-ru li-mid-su-ma UD-MEŠ ITI-MEŠ MU-MEŠ pa-le-e-šu₂ i-na ta-ne₂-hi u₃ dim-ma-ti li-šaq-ti dIM GU₂.GAL AN-e u KI.TIM A.AN ina AN-e A.KAL ina nag-bi li-ṭir-šu KUR-su ina hu-šah-hi li-hal-liq o UGU URU-šu₂ ez-zi-iš li-is-si-ma KUR-su a-na DU₆ a-bu-bi li-tir dza-ba₄-ba₄ qar-ra-du GAL-u a-li-ku x x x rest broken away

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[......] horses [......].

If the governor [......] sends troops [to ......], the king [shall ... no]thing [......].

[......] he shall trust [in] their [stead]fast heart ...[...].

[......] he shall not deport [......] Babylonia and Assyria nor seize [......].

He shall [......] to the forts and gar[risons ......].

Šamši-Adad shall not say (any) evil words about Marduk-rimanni [... to] the king, (viz.): "Kill, blind, or se[ize him", nor] shall king Marduk-zakir-šumi listen to him (should he say such things).

[He shall not ......] him, [nor ...] to poi[nt] an eye, toe or finger [......, nor] ... [...... of his ...] and his country.

He shall not give back the captives [......];

The king shall indicate to him the fugitives [who] fled [from Assyria to Babylonia].

[Whoever] sins [against this treaty and does] not [carry out] his duty,

May Marduk, the great lord whose commands take precedence, [by his unalterable word] order his decay and the dispersion of his people [...]; may he pour out his life like water, [may he destroy] his country, strike down his people [through hunge]r and famine, and lead him [to captivity ...].

May Nabû, the august heir [who ......] evil demons,not spare his life.

[May Anu, fat]her of the gods, break his sceptre; may lord Illil, decreer of fates [whose command is un]alterable, decree him a reign of exhaustion, scarce days and years of f[amine].

May Mulliltu, the great mother whose utterance [carries weight] in [Ekur], not intercede for him before Illil at the site of judgment and decision.

May Ea, the sage of the gods who knows everything, dam his rivers [in their sources].

May Šamaš, the great judge of heaven and earth w[ho provides justice for all living beings, the source of con]fidence, reject his kingship and not [judge] his case.

[May Sin, the lord of heaven, whose] punishment is renowned among the gods, [inflict upon him] a severe puni[shment] which is not to be removed from his body; may he [make the days, months and years] of his reign [end] in sighing and [moaning].

[May Adad, the canal inspector of heaven and earth, deprive him of rain] from the heaven, and of seasonal flooding from the underground water; may he destroy [his land through famine, roar fiercely at his city], and turn his [land into ruins by means of a flood].

[May valiant Zababa, the great warrior, who w]alk[s ......]

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