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[...] the king, my lord, [...]

[...], and may she make the kings of al[l] the lands [...] bow down before the king of kings, my lord.

[NN, a cit]izen of Bab[y]lon, has quit serving the [king's] magnates [in the c]a[m]p, and has come to Akkad. I am herewith sending him [to the king]. The king, my lord, should question him.

[When I br]ought in [Ahi-ya]qar (and) the servants of the Lady of Akkad and [handed them ov]er to the king, my lord, then the king, my lord, [di]d justice to his gods. Šarru-hussanni, the bodyguard [whom the king], my [lord], sent to me, gave back [the field of the go]ds of the king, my lord.

I have sown (and) harvested [the field], (and) have received [...], but [Zaba]du has removed the servants [of the Lad]y of Akkad.

[The ...s of] Akkad are [...] of the king and the crown prince, my lords.

[I ha]ve [ex]hausted myself for the king, my lord. The king, my lord, should [not] blame me! Zabadu is (to stay) at his mandate and I at mine. The king, my lord, will check it out. [If] he (= Zabadu) has not delivered (them) to the king, my lord, he is taking (them) [from] his temple(s), and it will turn [into] my [faul]t.

May [the king, m]y [lord], be mindful of his gods and [...] his [g]ods with Zabadu! [May h]e se[n]d a bodyguard [...] to where I [g]ave the nishu-payment of your gods [...]! [I hav]e [gi]ven [every]thing [there was] to your gods [...].

The king, my lord, [...]

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