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Sargon II 103 (Q006584)

Royal Inscription, Neo-Assyrian, Larnaka · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationSargon II 103
IDQ006584
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreRoyal Inscription
Find spotLarnaka
Coordinates34.9167, 33.6333

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Obverse Column i [0:23] i 1i 1–i 2323The god Aššur, the great lord, [king of all] the Igīgū gods and Anunnakū gods, begetter of everything, [father of the god]s, lord of the lands; the god Sîn, lig[ht ...] lord of heaven and netherworld, who [espies] the treachery of the enemy, (i 5) who renders [...] decisions for the ea[rth] (and) destroys [the en]emy; the god Šamaš, [the] gr[eat judge ...], who [...] the treachery of the evil and ... of the foe, (and) exp[oses the vil]lain; the god Adad, the great prince, her[o, canal inspect]or, (i 10) who devastates regions ... (and) makes the seas h[ea]ve; the god Mar[duk], the lord [...], who provides all people with food, [...] ... [...], (and) grants pl[ants ...]; (i 15) the god Nabû, the [perfect] heir, [...] ... [...] high [mountain]s, who rem[oves] the uncompliant (and) ... the roots of the enemy; (i 20) the goddess Ištar, queen of battle, ... evil-doers; (and) the Sebetti, who go before the gods, stand at the side of the king, their favorite, in the place of battle, and [bri]ng about (his) victory;
Obverse Column i [23:28] i 2424–i 2828Great gods, managers of heaven and netherworld, whose attack means battle and strife, who appoint (rulers) (lit.: “raise the eyes”) (and) name king(s), (and) by whose holy command they place (one) land over (another) land and make (its ruler) greater [than] (other) rulers.
Obverse Column ii [0:4] ii 1ii 1–ii 44Sargon (II), great king, [strong king], king of the world, king of Assyria, governor of B[abylon], king of the land of Sumer and Akkad, king of the [four] quarters (of the world), favorite of the great gods, ... [...].
Obverse Column ii [4:8] ii 55–ii 88The gods Aššur, Nabû, (and) [Marduk] gra[nted me] a reign without equal [and] exalted my [good] reputation to the h[eights].
Obverse Column ii [8:21] ii 99–ii 2121I [continually acted] as provider for (the cities) Sippar, Nippur, (and) B[abylon] (and) I [made restitution] for the wrongful damage suffered by the people of privileged status, as many as [there were (of them)]; I abolished corvée duty for (the cities) D[ēr], Ur, Uruk, Eri[du], (ii 15) Larsa, Kul[laba], Kissik, (and) Nēmed-L[aguda] (and) gave relief to [their] people. I restor[ed] the exemption (from obligations) of (the city) Baltil (Aššur) and the city [Ḫarrān], which had fallen into oblivion in the dis[tant] past, and their privileged status [that had lapsed].
Obverse Column ii [21:50] ii 2222–ii 5050With the support of the great gods, I ad[vanced and] ru[led] the people (from) the Up[per] Sea to the Lo[wer] Sea as if (they were) one (people). From Egypt to the land [Musku], I made (them) bow down at my feet. I [dispersed] the forces of Ḫumbanigaš (Ḫumban-nikaš I), the [Elamite]. I destroyed the land Karalla, the land [Šurda], (ii 30) the city Kišesim, the city [Ḫarḫar], the land Media, (and) the land El[lipi]; I did not spare any of [their] offspring. I settled in their midst people from the land Ḫatti (Syria) that [I] had conquered. (ii 35) I [set] e[unuchs of mine] as provincial governors over them [and] had (them) pull [my] y[oke]. I subjugated the lands Mannea, Andia, (and) Zik[irtu]. I [counted] as booty Urzana, king of the city Muṣaṣir, together with [the people of his land (ii 40) (and) his deities] Ḫaldi (and) Bagbartu. [I] had (the people of) [the land] Urarṭu, to [its full] extent, wield razor(s) [...]. (ii 45) [I imp]osed for the fu[ture] lamentation and [dirge (singing) upon the people] who lived there. [I brought about the defe]at of Ursâ (Rusâ), the [Urarṭian, at Mou]nt Uauš, a rugged mountain. He to[ok fright at] (engaging in) fierce battle with me [and] by his own hands, [he brought an end to] his life with the iron dagger [from his belt].
Obverse Column ii [50:65] ii 5151–ii 6565Like the Deluge, I overwhe[lmed] the land Hamath to [its] fu[ll] extent. I [brought their] ki[ng] Iaū-biʾdī (Ilu-biʾdī) to Assyria in bondage, together with his family, [his] fighting men, (ii 55) (and) the booty of his land. I cons[cripted] from among them 300 chariots, 600 cav[alry], (and) shield (and) spe[ar] bearers, and] I [added] (them) to my royal contingent. I [settled] 6,300 Assyrian cri[minals] in the land Hamath; I set a eunuch of mine as [provincial] gov[ernor] over them and imposed upon th[em] (the delivery of) tribute (and) pa[yment(s)].
Obverse Column iv [0:22] iv 1iv 1–iv 2222[Happily, with a jo]yful heart and a radiant face, I entered [Babyl]on, the cult center of the Enlil of the gods (Marduk); I grasped hold of [the hands of the gre]at [lord], the god Marduk, and (iv 5) [brought] (him) safely along the road to the akītu-house. [(With regard to) 154] talents, 26 and 1/6 minas of [red] gold, 1,804 talents (and) 20 minas [of pure silver], (donkey) loads of copper (and) iron [in im]measurable quantities, (iv 10) [obsidian], lapis-lazuli, banded agate, muššaru-stone, [blue turquoise], green turquoise, ... of banded agate [(and) mušša]ru-[stone] in immeasurable quantities, [blue-pur]ple [wool], red-purple wool, [garments] with multi-colored trim and linen (garments), (iv 15) [boxw]ood, cedar, cypress, [(and) every kind of] aromatic, the products of Mount Amanus, [who]se [sce]nt(s) are pleasant — [from the beginning] of my reign until (my) third year, [I pres]ented (these items) as gifts [to the] deities Bēl and Zarpanītu, Nabû, [Tašmēt]u, and the (other) gods who dwell in [the cult centers] of the land of Sumer and Akkad.
Obverse Column iv [22:27] iv 2323–iv 2727[Upēr]i, king of Dilmun, who(se) lair is [sit]uated at a distance of thirty leagues [in the middle of the] Eastern [Se]a, [like that of a fish, heard of the might] of the gods Aššur, Nabû, (and) Marduk and sent (a message to do) obeisance (to me).
Obverse Column iv [27:42] iv 2828–iv 4242[(Moreover), seven king]s of the land Yāʾ, a region [of the land Adn]ana (Cyprus) — whose abode(s) [are situated] far away, at a distance of seven days (journey) (iv 30) [in the middle] of the Western Sea, (and) the name of whose land, [from] the distant past, when Assyria was taken over, [until now], none of the kings, my ancestors, [who prec]eded (me), (iv 35) [had ever hea]rd — [he]ard [from afar], in the middle of the sea, [of the deeds I had been do]ing in Chaldea and the land Ḫatti. Their hearts then pounded (and) [fear sei]zed them. [They brought] before me [in] Babylon gold, silver, (and) [utensils of] ebony (and) boxwood, the treasure of their land, [and] they kissed my feet.
Obverse Column iv [42:57] iv 4343–iv 5757[At that time], I had a stele made and [I engraved] upon it [image(s) of the] great [god]s, my lords. I had an image of myself as king stand before them (the gods) [constantly implor]ing (them for the sake) of my life. [I inscrib]ed upon it [the name(s) of the people] whom, from the east [to the we]st, (iv 50) I had subjugated [to the yok]e of my lordship with the support of the gods Aššur, [Nabû], (and) Marduk, my divine helpers. I had (it) erected [beside/facing Mount] Baʾil-ḪARri, a mountain [(that towers) abo]ve the land Adnana (Cyprus]). I left [for] future [king]s, my descendants, [the praises of] the great gods, my lords, [with wh]ose firm [approval] I act and have no [equal].
Obverse Column iv [57:62] iv 5858–iv 6262[In fu]ture days, may a later prince look at my [stel]e and read (it). May he praise [the names] of the great gods, anoint (the stele) [with oil], (and) offer a sacrifice. [May] he [not] change its location.
Obverse Column iv [62:74] iv 6363–iv 7474[(As for) the one who alt]ers my stele (or) [erase]s my inscribed name, may the [great god]s — as many as are mentioned by name on [this] stele — and the gods [who live] in the middle of the wide sea curse him [angrily] and make his name (and) his descendant(s) disappear [from] the land. (iv 70) [May they not have] pity (on him). [May they red]uce his people through famine, want, [hunger], (and) plague. May they make him live in bondage [under] his enemy and may (his enemy) govern his land [in the sight] of his (own) eyes.

Transliteration (ATF)

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i
1{d}aš-šur ⸢EN GAL-u₂⸣ [LUGAL KIŠ] {d}i₂-⸢gi₃-gi₃ u {d⸣}A.NUN.NA
2a-lid gim-ri [AD DINGIR].MEŠ ⸢EN⸣ KUR.KUR
3{d}30 ⸢ŠEŠ⸣{[ki}ri ...] ⸢e-tel⸣ AN-e u₃ KI-tim
4mu-[ḫi-iṭ] ṣa-⸢al-pat⸣ na-⸢ki-ru⸣
5KUD-is [(x)] x [x (x)] ⸢EŠ.BAR-e KI⸣-[tim mu]-⸢ḫal-liq⸣ [na]-ki-⸢ru⸣
6{d}UTU [DI.KU₅] ⸢GAL-u₂⸣ [x] x [x x (x)] ⸢RU⸣
7mu-[x x (x)] ⸢ŠA₂⸣ [(x)] x [(x)] ⸢ṣa-al-pat⸣ [(x)] lem-ni
8u₃ [x x] a-a-bi mu-⸢še-eb⸣-[ru ṣe]-ni
9{d}IŠKUR ⸢NUN GAL⸣ [(x)] ur-⸢ša₂⸣-[nu gu₂-gal]-lu
10ra-ḫi-iṣ kib-⸢rat⸣ x x E mu-⸢sa⸣-[an-bi]-iʾ
11ta-⸢ma-a⸣-ti {d}⸢AMAR⸣.[UTU] EN x [x x] BI
12e-pir kiš-šat UN.MEŠ [x] x x [...]
13x x x x ⸢KIR⸣ [...]
14ša₂-ri-ku ⸢šam⸣-[mi ...]
15{d}AG IBILA [git₂-ma-lu (x x)] ⸢KUR⸣ [x (x x x)]
16[(x)] x x [(x x)]
17[(x x) x KUR].⸢MEŠ⸣ zaq-ru-te
18(x) ⸢na-si-iḫ la⸣ ma-gi-ri
19(x) x (x) x IB ⸢šur⸣-uš za-ma-ni
20{d}⸢iš⸣-tar ⸢šar-ra-at⸣ a-nun-ti
21(x) ⸢KA⸣ x ⸢TA⸣ x ⸢RU SA⸣ A ḪI x ⸢tar⸣-gi₄-gi₄
22{d}⸢IMIN⸣.BI ⸢a-li-kut ma-ḫar DINGIR⸣.MEŠ ša a-šar ša₂-aš₂-mi
23i-di ⸢LUGAL⸣ mi-⸢ig⸣-ri-⸢šu₂-nu⸣ i-za-⸢zu⸣-ma i-⸢šak-ka⸣-nu NIG₂.⸢E₃⸣-[(šu₂)]
24DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ mut-tab-bi-lu-⸢ut AN-e u₃⸣ KI-tim
25ša ti-bu-šu-⸢nu tu-qu-un-tu₂⸣ u₃ ša₂-⸢aš₂⸣-mu
26⸢na⸣-šu-u₂ ⸢e⸣-ni na-bu-⸢u₂⸣ šu-um LUGAL
27ša ina e-peš KA-⸢šu₂-nu el-li⸣ KUR ⸢UGU⸣ KUR
28i-šak-ka-nu-ma u₂-šar-bu-u₂ [UGU] mal-ki
ii
1{m}LUGAL-GI.NA MAN GAL-u₂ [MAN dan-nu]
2LUGAL ŠU₂ MAN KUR aš-šur{ki} GIR₃.NITA₂ ⸢KA₂⸣.[DINGIR.RA{ki]}
3MAN KUR EME.GI₇ u URI{ki} MAN kib-⸢rat⸣ [LIMMU₂-i]
4mi-gir DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ a-x [x x]
5{d}aš-šur {d}AG {d}[AMAR.UTU]
6LUGAL-ut la ša₂-na-an u₂-šat-⸢li⸣-[mu-ni-ma]
7zi-kir MU-ia [SIG₅]
8u₂-še-ṣu-u₂ a-na ⸢re⸣-[še-e-ti]
9ša ZIMBIR{ki} NIBRU{ki} ⸢KA₂⸣.[DINGIR.RA{ki]}
10⸢za⸣-nin-us-su-un e-[tep-pu-ša₂]
11ša ERIM.MEŠ ki-din-ni mal ⸢ba⸣-[šu-u₂]
12ḫi-bil-⸢ta⸣-šu₂-nu ⸢a⸣-[rib-ma]
13u₂-ša₂-aš₂-ši-ik tup-šik-ki ⸢BAD₃⸣.[AN{ki]}
14ŠEŠ.UNUG{ki} UNUG{ki} eri-[du₁₀{ki]}
15la-ar-sa{ki} kul-[aba₄{ki]}
16ki-sik{ki} {uru}ne₂-med-{d}⸢la⸣-[gu-da]
17u₂-šap-ši-ḫa UN.⸢MEŠ⸣-[šu₂-un]
18⸢za⸣-ku-ut bal-til{ki} u {uru}[ḫar-ra-na]
19ša ul-tu UD.MEŠ ru-[qu-(u₂)-ti]
20im-ma-šu₂-ma ki-din-nu-su-un [ba-ṭil-ta]
21u₂-ter aš₂-ru-[uš-ša₂]
22ina tukul-ti DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ lu at-[tal-lak-ma]
23UN.MEŠ {id₂}mar-ra-ti ⸢e⸣-[li-ti]
24a-di {id₂}mar-ra-ti ⸢šap⸣-[li-ti]
25ki-⸢i⸣ iš-ten₂ a-⸢bel⸣-[ma]
26ul-⸢tu {kur⸣}mu-uṣ-ri a-di {kur}[mu-uš-ki]
27u₂-šak-ni-ša₂ še-pu-u₈-a ⸢u₂⸣-[par-ri-ir]
28el-lat {m}{d}ḫum-ba-ni-ga-aš₂ {lu₂}[ELAM.MA{ki]}
29u₂-ab-⸢bit⸣ {kur}kar-al-la {kur}[šur-da]
30{uru}ki-še-si-im {⸢uru⸣}[ḫar-ḫar]
31{kur}ma-da-a-a {kur}el-[li-pi]
32la e-zi-bu pe-re-[ʾi-šu₂-nu]
33⸢UN⸣.MEŠ {kur}hat-ti ki-šit-⸢ti⸣ [ŠU.II-ia]
34⸢qe₂⸣-reb-šun u₂-še-ši-ba {lu₂}⸢šu⸣-[ut SAG.MEŠ-ia]
35⸢a⸣-na {lu₂}NAM-u₂-ti UGU-šu₂-nu ⸢aš₂⸣-[kun-ma]
36u₂-šal-di-da ab-[ša₂-a-ni]
37u₂-šak-niš {kur}man-na-[a-a]
38{⸢kur⸣}an-di-a {kur}zi-⸢kir⸣-[tu]
39{[m]}ur-za-na MAN {uru}mu-ṣa-ṣir a-di [UN.MEŠ KUR-šu₂]
40{d}⸢ḫal⸣-di-a {d}ba-ag-bar-⸢tu⸣ [DINGIR.MEŠ-šu₂]
41a-na šal-la-ti ⸢am⸣-[nu-šu]
42{[kur]}ur-ar-ṭu a-na paṭ [gim-ri-ša₂]
43[u₂]-ša₂-aš₂-ša₂-a nag-la-ba [...]
44[UN].MEŠ ⸢a⸣-šib ŠA₃-šu₂ a-na ar₂-[kat₂ u₄-me]
45[e-mi₃]-⸢da⸣ si-pit-tu u [ṣer-ha]
46[di]-⸢ik⸣-ti {m}ur-sa-a {kur}[ur-ar-ṭa-a-a]
47[ina] {⸢kur⸣}u₂-a-uš KUR-i mar-ṣi [aš₂-kun-ma]
48⸢ta⸣-ḫa-zi dan-nu e-⸢du⸣-[ur-ma]
49ina ŠU.II rama-ni-šu₂ ina GIR₂.AN.BAR [šib-bi-šu₂]
50na-piš-ta-šu₂ u₂-[qat-ti]
51{kur}a-ma-at-tu a-na ⸢paṭ gim⸣-[ri-ša₂]
52a-bu-biš as-⸢pu⸣-[un]
53{⸢m⸣}{d}ia-u₂-bi-iʾ-di ⸢LUGAL⸣-[šu₂-nu]
54a-di kim-ti-šu₂ {lu₂}mun-daḫ-⸢ṣe⸣-[šu₂]
55šal-lat KUR-šu₂ ka-mu-⸢us⸣-[su-(nu)]
56a-na KUR aš-šur{ki} ⸢ub⸣-[la]
573 ME {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ 6 ME {anše}pet₂-[ḫal-lum]
58na-aš₂ {giš}ka-ba-bi {giš}az-ma-[re-e]
59i-na lib₃-bi-šu₂-nu ak-[ṣur-ma]
60UGU ki-ṣir MAN-ti-ia u₂-[rad-di]
616 LIM 3 ME {lu₂}aš-šur-a-a EN ⸢ḫi⸣-[iṭ-ṭi]
62ina qe₂-reb {kur}ḫa-am-ma-ti u₂-[še-šib-ma]
63{lu₂}šu-ut SAG-ia {lu₂}⸢EN⸣.[NAM] {lu₂}⸢EN⸣.[NAM]
64UGU-šu₂-nu aš₂-kun-ma bil₂-tu ⸢ma⸣-[da-(at)-tu]
65u₂-kin UGU-šu₂-[nu]
iv
1[a-na KA₂.DINGIR].RA{ki} ma-ḫaz {d}EN.LIL₂ DINGIR.MEŠ
2[i-na e]-⸢le⸣-eṣ lib₃-bi u₃ nu-mur pa-ni
3[ḫa-diš] e-ru-um-ma
4[ŠU.II EN] ⸢GAL⸣-e {d}AMAR.UTU aṣ-bat-ma
5[u₂-šal]-⸢li⸣-ma u₂-ru-uḫ E₂ a₂-ki-ti
61 ME 54 ⸢GUN⸣ 26 MA.NA 6-su KU₃.GI
7[ḫuš-šu-u₂] 1 LIM 8 ME 4 GUN 20 MA.NA
8[KU₃.BABBAR eb-bu] bi-lat URUDU.ḪI.A par-zil-li
9[ša la] ⸢i⸣-šu-u₂ ni-ba-šu₂-un
10{[na₄}ZU₂] {⸢na₄⸣}ZA.GIN₃ {na₄}BABBAR.DILI {na₄}MUŠ.GIR₂
11{[na₄}AŠ.GI₃.GI₃] {⸢na₄⸣}UGU.AŠ.GI₃.GI₃ di-gil₂ {na₄}BABBAR.DILI
12{[na₄}MUŠ].⸢GIR₂⸣ ša ni-ba la i-šu-u₂
13{[sig₂}ta]-⸢kil⸣-tu {sig₂}ar-ga-ma-nu
14[lu-bul-ti] bir-me u₃ GADA
15{[giš}tas-ka]-⸢rin⸣-nu {giš}ere-nu {giš}ŠUR.MIN₃
16[ka-la] ⸢ri⸣-iq-qi bi-ib-lat {kur}ḫa-ma-ni
17[ša e]-⸢ri⸣-su-un ṭa-a-bu
18[a-na {d]}EN u {d}NUMUN-DU₃-ti {d}AG
19{[d}taš-me]-⸢tum⸣ u₃ DINGIR.MEŠ a-ši-bu-ut
20[ma-ḫa-zi] KUR EME.GI₇ u URI{ki}
21[ul-tu SAG] MAN-ti-ia a-di 3 MU.MEŠ
22[u₂-qa]-⸢i⸣-ša₂ qi₂-ša₂-a-ti
23{[m}u₂-pe-e]-⸢ri⸣ LUGAL dil-mun{ki} ša₂ ma-lak 30 KASKAL.GID₂
24[ina MURUB₄ tam]-⸢tim⸣ ša ni-pi-iḫ {d}UTU-ši
25[GIM KU₆ šit]-ku-nu nar-ba-ṣu
26[da-na-an] {d}aš-šur {d}AG {d}AMAR.UTU
27[iš-me]-⸢ma⸣ iš-pu-ra ar-du-tu₂
28[(u) 7 LUGAL.MEŠ]-ni ša {kur}ia-aʾ na-gi-i
29[ša {kur}ad]-⸢na⸣-na ša ma-lak 7 u₄-mi
30[i-na MURUB₄] tam-tim e-reb {d}UTU-ši
31[šit-ku-nu]-ma ne₂-sa-at šu-bat-⸢sun₂⸣
32[ša ul-tu] ⸢UD⸣.MEŠ SU₃.MEŠ ṣi-bit KUR aš-⸢šur⸣
33[...]-na ina MAN.MEŠ-ni AD.MEŠ-⸢ia⸣
34[a-li-kut] maḫ-ri ma-am-man
35[la iš]-⸢mu⸣-u₂ zi-kir KUR-šu₂-un
36[ep-šet ina] ⸢qe₂⸣-reb {kur}kal-di u {kur}ḫat-ti
37[e-tep-pu]-šu₂ i-na MURUB₄ tam-tim
38[ru-qiš iš]-mu-ma lib-bu-šu₂-un it-ru-ku
39[ḫat-tu ik]-⸢šu⸣-da-šu₂-un KU₃.GI KU₃.BABBAR
40[u₂-nu-ut {giš]}ESI {giš}TUG₂ ni-ṣir-ti KUR-šu₂-un
41[a-na qe₂-reb] ⸢KA₂⸣.DINGIR.RA{ki} a-di maḫ-ri-ia₂
42[u₂-bi-lu-nim-ma] u₂-na-ši-qu GIR₃.II-ia
43[i-na u₄-me-šu₂]-ma {na₄}NA.RU₂.A u₂-še-piš-ma
44[ṣa-lam DINGIR].MEŠ GAL.MEŠ EN.MEŠ-ia
45[e-si-qa] qe₂-reb-šu₂ ṣa-lam MAN-ti-ia
46[mu-te/ter-ri]-⸢iš⸣ TI.LA-ia ma-ḫar-šu₂-un ul-ziz
47[zi-kir UN].⸢MEŠ⸣ ša iš-tu ṣi-it {d}UTU-ši
48[a-di e-reb] {d}UTU-ši ina tukul-ti {d}aš-šur
49{[d}AG] {⸢d⸣}AMAR.UTU DINGIR.MEŠ tik-le-ia
50[a-na ni]-⸢ir⸣ be-lu-ti-ia u₂-šak-ni-šu₂
51[aš₂-ṭu]-⸢ra⸣ ṣe-ru-uš-šu₂
52[i-na ZAG {kur]}ba-il-ḪAR-ri KUR-i
53[(ša) i-na re]-eš {kur}ad-na-na ul-ziz
54[ta-nit-ti] DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ EN.MEŠ-ia₂
55[ša ina an-ni]-šu₂-un ke-ni at-tal-la-ku-ma
56[ša₂-ni-na] la i-šu-u₂
57[a-na LUGAL.MEŠ]-⸢ni⸣ DUMU.MEŠ-ia ṣa-ti-iš e-zib
58[i-na ar₂]-kat₂ u₄-me NUN EGIR-u₂
59{[na₄}NA.RU₂].A-a li-mur-ma lil-ta-si
60[zik-ri] ⸢DINGIR⸣.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ lit-ta-id-ma
61[I₃.GIŠ] lip-šu-uš ni-qa-a liq-qi₂
62[la] ⸢u₂⸣-nak-kar a-šar-šu₂
63[mu-nak]-kir {na₄}NA.RU₂.A-ia
64[mu-pa]-⸢šiṭ⸣ šiṭ-ri MU-ia
65[DINGIR.MEŠ] ⸢GAL⸣.MEŠ ma-la ina {na₄}NA.RU₂.A
66[an-ne₂-e] ⸢MU⸣-šu₂-nu na-bu-u u₃ DINGIR.MEŠ
67[a-ši-bu]-ut qe₂-reb tam-tim DAGAL-tim
68[ag-giš] ⸢li⸣-ru-ru-šu-ma MU-šu₂ NUMUN-šu₂
69[i-na] ⸢KUR⸣ li-ḫal-li-qu
70[a-a ir-šu-šu] re-e-mu ina sun-qi ḫu-šaḫ-ḫi
71[bu-bu-ti] li-pit {d}er₃-ra
72[li-ṣa-(aḫ)]-ḫi-ru UN.MEŠ-šu₂
73[i-na KI.TA] {⸢lu₂⸣}KUR₂-šu₂ ka-miš li-še-⸢ši⸣-bu-šu₂-ma
74[a-na ni-ṭil] IGI.II-šu₂ KUR-su liš-tap-par

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