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a-na LUGAL be-li₂-ia ARAD-ka 1ARAD—dna-na-a lu šul-mu ad—dan-niš ad—dan-niš a-na LUGAL EN-ia dMAŠ u dgu-la DUG₃-ub lib-bi DUG₃-ub UZU-MEŠ a-na LUGAL EN-ia lid-di-nu šul-mu ad—dan-niš a-na DUMU—LUGAL dul-lu ša a-na GABA ne₂-pu-šu-u-ni ni-din-u-ni 5/6 KASKAL.GID₂ UD-mu it-ta-lak ih-ti-ri-di uk-ti-il i—da-te it-tu-šib a-ke-e ta-ri-iṣ ina UGU mar-ṣi ša MUD₂-MEŠ ša ap-pi-šu₂ il-lak-u-ni LU₂GAL—mu-gi iq-ṭi-bi-ia ma-a ina ti-ma-li ki-i ba-di MUD₂-MEŠ ma-aʾ-du it-tal-ku li-ip-pi am-mu-te ina la mu-da-nu-te i-na-ši-u ina UGU na-ah-na-he-e-te ša ap-pi u₂-mu-du na-ah-na-hu-tu₂ u₂-da-u₂-pu pa-ni MUD₂-MEŠ u₂-ṣu-u-ni pi-i na-hi-ri liš-ku-nu ša₂-a-ru i-ka-si-ir MUD₂-MEŠ ik-ka-li-u šum₂-ma pa-an LUGAL ma-hi-ir a-na ši-a-ri le-ru-ub lu-sah-ki-im u₂-ma-a šul-mu la-aš₂-me

To the king, my lord: your servant Urad-Nanaya. The very best of health to the king, my lord! May Ninurta [and] Gula give happiness and physical [well-bein]g to the king, my lord!

The crown prince is doing very well. The treatment which we carried out and gave to the chest lasted for 1 1/2 hours; he retained consciousness and afterwards sat up (in his bed). How proper he is!

Concerning the patient whose nose bleeds, the rab mūgi told me that much blood flowed yesterday evening.

They are handling those tampons ignorantly! They put them against the cartilage of the nose, pressing the cartilage, and that is why the blood keeps coming out. They should put them into the openings of the nostrils; it will cut off the breath but the blood will be held back.

With the king's consent, I will enter (the palace) tomorrow and give instructions. Now let me to hear about the (king's) health.