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(ii' 1) Fear of the brilliance of the gods Aššur, Nabû, (and) Marduk, my lords, overwhelmed him (the king of Meluḫḫa) and he put iron fetters on his (Iāmānī’s) hands and feet. (ii´ 5) He then had him brought in bondage to Assyria, into my presence. I reorganized (the administration of) those cities. I settled there people from the lands in the eastern mountains that I had conquered. (ii´ 10) I set a eunuch of mine as provincial governor over them and imposed the yoke of my lordship upon them.

(ii' 12) Marduk-apla-iddina (II) (Merodach-Baladan), king of Chaldea, who against the will of the gods had c[ome down] to the territory of the land of Sumer and [Ak]kad [and had appropriated for himself] the kingship of Ba[bylon]

(iii' 1) [(With regard to) 154] talents, 26 [minas, (and) 10 shekels of red gold], 1,604 talen[ts (and) 20 minas of pure silver, copper, iron], obsidian, [lapis-lazuli, banded agate, (...)] blue turquoise, [green turquoise (...)], (iii´ 5) (and) muššaru-stone [in large quantities], blue-purple wool, [red-purple wool], garments with multi-colored [trim and linen (garments)], boxwood, cedar, [cypress, (and) every kind of aromatic], the products of Mount Amanus, [whose scent(s) are pleasant — from the beginning of my reign until (my) third year, I presented (these things) as gifts] (iii´ 10) to the deities Marduk, Zarp[anītu, Nabû, Tašmētu], and the (other) gods who dwe[ll in the cult centers of] the land of Sumer and Akkad.