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a-na LUGAL be-li₂-ia ARAD-ka 1dAG—PAB-ir dAG u dAMAR.UTU a-na LUGAL EN-ia a—dan-niš a—dan-niš lik-ru-bu DI-mu a—dan-niš a—dan-niš a-na 1aš-šur—mu-kin—BALA-MEŠ-ia DI-mu a—dan-niš a—dan-niš a-na 1aš-šur—LUGAL-a-ni—TI.LA.BI ŠA₃-bi ša LUGAL EN-ia lu ṭa-ab-šu₂ ina UGU ne₂-pe-ši ša LUGAL be-li₂ iš-pur-an-na-ši-ni di-ʾu šip-ṭu mu-ta-nu ana E₂ LU₂ NU TE-e ina ITIGAN ne₂-ta-pa-aš₂ ina ITIAB GIG di-ʾu ana E₂ NA NU TE-e u₃ UŠ₁₁.BUR₂.RU.DA-MEŠ ma-aʾ-du-tu ne₂-ta-pa-aš₂ ina ITIZIZ₂ ŠU.IL₂.KAM₂-MEŠ NAM.BUR₂.BI HUL kiš-pi u₃ ša di-ʾu šip-ṭu ne₂-ta-pa-aš₂ ne₂-pe-ši ša ina ITIŠE UD 01- ni-ip-tar-ṣa ša NU DUMU.MI₂ da-nim NU dnam-tar NU dla-ta-ra-ak NU mu-u₂-tu NU pu-u-hi NA ša IM NU pu-u-hi NA ša IM PAB.E GIŠSAR NU pu-u-hi NA ša GAB.LAL₃ 05 dKASKAL.KUR-MEŠ DUMU.MI₂—I₃.UDU 07 xx x x 15 šul-pu KUG.UD ša xx x x x dgu-la dbe-lit—EDIN 07 ŠE KUG.UD 07 ŠE KUG.GI 07 ŠE URUDU 07 ŠE AN.NA 07 ŠE x xx de e URU a-na DUMU.MI₂—ID₂ 07 PA GIŠbi-nu 07 PA GIŠGIŠIMMAR 07 DUGla-ha-an GEŠTIN 07 DUGla-ha-an KAŠ-MEŠ 07 DUGla-ha-an GA-MEŠ 07 DUGla-ha-an LAL₃-MEŠ an-ni-u gab-bu ne₂-ta-pa-aš₂ re-eh-ti ne₂-pe-ši u₂-di-ni la ne₂-ep-pa-aš₂ a-ki dul-lu x x x x x a-na e-pa-še x x x x x x x LUGAL be-li₂ x x x x x x ne₂-pe-ši x x x

[To] the king, my lord: your servant Nabû-naṣir. May Nabû and Marduk very greatly bless the king, my lord!

Aššur-mukin-paleya is doing very, very well; Aššur-šarrani-[muballis]su is doing very, very well. The king, my lord, [can be glad].

[Concerning] the rites about which the ki[ng, my lord], wrote to us, in Kislev (IX) we performed "To keep ma[laria], plague and pestilence away from a man's home"; [in Teb]et (X) we performed "To keep disease and malaria away from a man's home," and numerous counterspells; in Shebat (XI) we performed 'hand-lifting' prayers, an apotropaic ritual to counteract evil sorcery and a ritual against malaria and plague. On the 1st day we initiated the rites (to be performed) in Adar (XII).

A figurine of the 'daughter of Anu,' a figurine of Namtar, a figurine of Latarak, a figurine of Death, a substitute figurine made of clay, a substitute figurine made of clay of garden ditch, a substitute figurine made of w[ax], 5 illat-gods of the 'daughter of Fat,' 7 [......], 15 drinking tubes of silver [... for] Gula and Belet ṣeri, 7 grains of silver, 7 grains of gold, 7 grains of copper, 7 grains of tin, 7 grains of [...] of the city for the 'daughter of the River (god),' [7 twigs] of tamarisk, 7 twigs of date palm, [7 b]ottles of wine, 7 bottles of beer, [7 b]ottles of milk, 7 [bo]ttles of honey: al[l this] we have done, [but we have not] yet [performed the rest of the r]ites.

When [it is time] to perform the ritual [..., let the k]ing, m[y lord ...]

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