(ii 1') [...] ... [...]

(ii 2') [...] for water [...]

(ii 3') [...] they made his/its [...] scarce

(ii 4') [...] the neighborhood of his city

(ii 5') [... fo]r horses to show their mettle

(ii 6') [...] ...

(ii 7') [... a] major [defeat on th]em

(ii 8') [(...) they blo]cked up the river [with their corpses].

(ii 9') They burned [...], (turning them) into [ash]es, established [devastation in the land] Hamath, a[nd ...]. They brought him (Ilu/Iaū-biʾdī), together with [his] family, [int]o my city Aššur.

(ii 13') [Because the god Aššur who goes] at my side cont[inually an]swered [...] I obtained victory [... I was able to achieve] whatever I wanted. I blessed [the god Aššur], my lord. [I imposed upon him ...] the ṣibtu-tax on oxen and sheep and g[oats (...) and] established as [his] regular offerings.

(ii 19') [(...)] I altered [the]ir [... and]

(ii 20') [(...)] on their lips.

(iii 1') [...]

(iii 2') [...] my [...]

(iii 3') [that I (had carried out while) a]cting [with the suppo]rt of the god Aššur, [my] lo[rd, ...], and everything [that I had] done [in the land Hamath], I inscribed u[pon it/them. I erected] one (stele)] in the land Hamath, one in [...], [one] in the city Ḫatar[ikka (...)], [one] in the city KURʾua, (and) one in [...]

(iii 9'b) One who comes after ... [...]

(iii 10') May a future [prince look at my] stel[e and] read my [inscr]ibed name. [May he (then) pr]aise [the name of the god Aššur, anoint (this stele) with] oi[l], (and) offer [a sac]rifice. The god Aššur [will (then) listen to his prayers].

(iii 14') [(As for) the one who] alte[rs my stele, (or) er]ases [my] inscr[ibed name ...]

(iv 1') Too poorly preserved to allow translation.