(1') [I am enormously radiant, I am a hero], I am a warrior, [I am a virile] lion, [I am foremost, I am exalted, (and) I am raging].

(2') Adad-nārārī (II), strong king, king of [Assyria, king of the four quarters (of the world), the one who defeats his enemies, am I]. The king capable in battle, overwhelmer [of cities, (and) the one who scorches the mountains of (foreign) lands, am I]. The virile warrior, [the one who controls those opposed to him, (and the one) who is inflamed against the evil] and the wicked, am I. I scorch] like the god Gīra, [I overwhelm like the deluge, ...], (and) I have no successful opponent.

(6'b) [I am belligerent like a young bull], I strike [the wicked like] a fierce [dagger, I constantly blow like the onslaught of the wind, (and) I] rage like a gale. I uproot (people) [like the hair] of the skin, [I overpower like a net], (and) I enclose [like a trap]. At the mention of [my strong] name, [the rulers of the four quarters (of the world)] sway like reeds in a storm. [At the onset of my campaign], their weapons [melt] as though in a furnace.

(13') (I am) the valiant man who marched with the support of the god Aššur, [his lord, from the other side of] the Lower [Zab], the district of the lands Lullumê, Ḫabḫu, (and) [Zamua], as far as the passes of the land Namri and who made wide land [Qumanî], as far as the lands Meḫri, [Salua, and Urarṭu (Uraṭru)], bow down at his feet. I marched to [the land ...]. I made sacrifices before [the god(s) ...]. I struck down the remainder of the land [...] with the sword (and) [I brought] (its) booty [to my city, Aššur].

(21') (Who) became lord over the entire land Katmuḫi [...]. (I am the one who) yet a fourth time marched to the land […], (and) the Naʾiri [lands. …] my […]s […] … […] … […] the paym[ent of …].

(27') (The remainder of the text is too broken for translation.)