AOAT 034, 022[via caspo]


Obverse
o 1o 1	[...] ⸢a⸣-pil ^dDILI.IM₂.BABBAR1	[. . .] son of Namratsit.
o 22	[... pe-tu]-u₂ pa-an UN-MEŠ mu-kal-lim nu-ra	[. . . who bring]s happiness to the people (lit. opens the face of the people), who sets (them) free (lit. reveals the light).
o 33	[... ^lu₂]⸢UŠ₂⸣ u ^lu₂TI ba-a-ri kal mim-ma šum-šu₂	[. . .] for the dead and the living, who sees everything.
o 44	[... KI]-⸢ti₃⸣ ša₂-ru-ur KUR.KUR	[. . . the ear]th, splendor of the lands.
o 55	[... ṣu]-⸢lul⸣ E₂.BABBAR.RA	[. . . prot]ection of the Ebabbar.
o 66	[...] ⸢tuk⸣-lat KA₂.DINGIR.RA^ki	[. . .] the trust of Babylon.
o 77	[... u₂]-⸢paq⸣-qa te-ni-še-tu₄	[. . .] humanity [pays att]ention to [. . .]
o 88	[...] ⸢u₂⸣-taq-qu-u₂ DINGIR-MEŠ ^di₂-gi₃-gi₃	The Igigi gods attend to [. . .]
o 99	[... ṣal-mat] ⸢SAG⸣.DU i-dal-la-la qur-di-ka	[. . . the black]-headed people praise your heroic acts.
o 1010	[... tap-pa]-⸢a⸣ tu-šar-ši	[. . .] you make [. . .] acquire a [frie]nd.
o 1111	[...] ⸢ap-lu⸣	[. . .] an heir.
	(rest of obverse missing)
Reverse
rr NaN	(beginning reverse missing)
r 1'r 1'	[...] ⸢x⸣ u₂-šak-lil-šu₂-ma u₂-ra-pi-šu GEŠTU₂	[. . .] made him complete and broadened (his) understanding,
r 2'2'	[ša₂ ne-me]-⸢qi₂⸣ ^de₂-a u₂-rap-piš-u₂-ma	[Who] broadened [the wis]dom of Ea, and
r 3'3'	[kul-lat ṭup]-šar-ru-u₂-ti iḫ-su-su ka-ras-su	Whose mind grasps [the totality of scri]bal lore.
r 4'4'	[ana taḫ-sis]-⸢ti⸣ tam-ri-GAB-šu₂ ŠAR-ma IGI.KAR₂2	He wrote and checked (it) [for reminding] (and) his practice.
r 5'5'	[qe₂-reb E₂.GAL]-⸢šu₂⸣ u₂-kin	He placed (it) [within] his [palace].

1On Sin's epithet in this line, including its logographic reading and its meaning, see Hätinen, 2021: 71-78 (reference courtesy of Gustavo Pedroso).

2The restoration follows Loretz and Mayer 1978: X. GAB is to be read irti, not recognized by ORACC.