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[yo]u conquered [...; a pr]iest should not [...] the king! [...]

When the king [...] truth [...]

[...] ... [...]

[...] the hands of the king [...]

[They] should not make [...] slip [from the hands of the kin]g, my lord!

[...] sons, as many as the king, your father, [...ed] in the land of Akkad,

the house of Merodach-Baladan [...] their [...].

H[e] hea[rs] his affairs and his news, but does not write [to the ki]ng, my lord. The kin[g should question him].

[The s]haven (clerics) whom Eriba-Ma[rduk, M]erodach-Baladan and Zer-kitt[i-lišir con]secrated, have been [sh]aven up till [now]. Th[ey] enjo[y] their prebends, (and) bless them [bef]ore the gods.

(As for) [mys]elf and my brothers, Sennacheri[b, king of the l]ands, your father, sh[a]ved u[s. We enjoy preb]ends before the Lady of Uruk.

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May [the kin]g send [Ma]r-Issar, the [scr]ibe who is in the land of Akkad, [t]o Balaṭ[u], the prelate, and may he [sh]ave u[s] for the [offices th]at we hold.

We pra[y] every [da]y to the Lady [o]f Uruk and Nanaya fo[r the l]ife [of the ki]ng, my lord.

Earlier, [the king], your father (and) your grandfather [a]sked Ṣillaya about these [mat]ters. Now Bel-eṭir (is) [in the pres]ence of the king. May the king question him, let him make the things known, and let the king (then) do as he deems best.

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