Anu-uballiṭ Nikarchus 1

(1) Nisannu, year sixty-8, Seleucus was king.1 Anu-uballiṭ, son of Anu-ikṣur, descendant of Ahʾutu, governor of Uruk, to whom Antiochus king of the lands gave the second name Nikarchus:

(4) The Reš temple, temple of Anu and Antu: the Lofty Gate, the great gate, socle of Papsukkal, entrance to the Reš temple; the Great Gate, socle of Nusku, entrance gate -- 2 gates that open on the south side --

(7) (and) the Gate of Plenty, gate that allows the bounty of the land to enter: total 3 gates that open onto the outside, 7 courtyards are located next to the courtyard of the Dais of Destinies;

(10) The enclosure wall of the Reš temple, the service buildings, the shrines of the great gods and their courtyards -- he built and completed.

(12) He built the doors of sweet, fragrant wood and installed them in their frames. He surrounded the temple with a parapet.

(14) He built a gold bolt (and) a gold crown and they were installed at the Lofty Gate facing outwards.

(15) He built and completed (all this) for the life of Antiochus and Seleucus the kings.

(16) On the 8th day of Nisannu (Month I)2 Anu and Antu entered and occupied their seats in Namena, the shrine, for eternity. He established regular ginû-offerings and sattukku-offerings in it (the shrine), as formerly.