(1') [He (the god Šazu) made a g]ood [lamassu walk beside me], (and) allowed (me) to success[fully undertake (every) task in everything that I di]d. He made [the god Nergal, the almighty on]e of the gods, march at [my] side; [he killed my enemies] (and) cut down [my] opponents.

(5') [(With regard to) the Assyrians, who from] distant days had ruled over all of the people [and] had made the people of the lan[d] suffer [under their (text: “his”) heav]y [yoke, I, the weak (and) power]less one who constantly seeks out the lord of lor[ds (Marduk), with the power]ful [strength] of the gods Nabû and Marduk — [my] lord[s] — I barred them (lit: “their feet”) [from the land of Akkad] and had (the Babylonians) ca[st off] their yoke.

(10') [At that time, (with regard to) Nēmetti-Enli]l, the outer wall of Babylon, which a king of the past had [...] ... not ... [...] neglected ... and on the outside, the wall (and) outer [wall ..., the powerle]ss (and) reverent one who constantly seeks [out the lord of lords (Marduk), ...] I examined (and) [... (its) origi]nal [...] my extensive [people], whose [lead-rope(s)] the gods Nabû and [Marduk placed in my hands]