(1') [...] I fought [...] I made [a col]ossal [statue of my royal majesty (and) wrote] thereon (a description of) the victories of my royal majesty. [...] I traversed [Mount Ḫirua, conquered and burned with fire] the city Uruniaš of the land Ḫimme. I made a statue of my royal majesty (and) [wrote thereon (a description of)] the victories of [my] royal maje[sty. I made (another) statue of my royal majesty (and) erected (it) in Eš]arra, the house of my succor, before (the god) Aššur, [my] lo[rd. ...] On numerous [campaigns against the Ar]ameans, the enemies of (the god) Aššur, who in the land [... I continually plundered ... 300 lions ...] with my fierce valor, in [my] second regnal year [... with] my sharp arrows [... their names] are not written with these animals [...].

(10') [At that time, the ... Gate, which (...) Puzur-Ašš]ur (III), the son of Aššur-nārārī (I), had built (it and when) it became dilapidated Ašš[ur-... (re)built (it), (but) it had again become dilapidated], a flood had washed (it) away. [I (re)built] that gate i[n its entirety]. completely reconstructed] this gate.

(12') [In the future], in days to come, [may a future] ruler, [when that gate becomes old and dilapidated, restore its dilapidated section(s)]. May he return [my commemorative inscriptions to] their [places]. (The god) A[ššur will (then) listen to his prayers].

(13'b) [(As for) the one who removes my inscription and my name], may [the gods Aššur ...] take away from him [his throne].