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Lale Sar ladi' Sa ultu lapan kakk^'a ipparSidu III. 1. had carried away, to Assyria had brought ; [Haza']ilu, king of Aribi, with his heavy present, 5. to Nineveh, my lordship's city, came and kissed my feet.
For the return of his gods he besought me, and I showed him compassion.
The injuries of these gods I repaired, and 10. the power of Asur, my lord, and the writing of my name upon them I caused to be written, and gave them back.
Tabu 'a, who was reared in my palace, I appointed to sovereign...ty over them, and 15. vyith her gods to her land I returned her.
LXV camels in addition to the former tribute of my fathers, I added and set on him.
Afterwards, fate carried Haza'Uu away, and 20. la'ilu, his son, I placed on his throne.
X maneh of gold, M brilliant (?) stones, L camels, M gunzi of sweet smelling herbs, in addition to the tribute of his father, I added and placed on him, 25. Bazu, a district, whose situation is afar off, a . . . . of land, a wearisome(?) country, a barren place, CXL kasbu of swampy land, p u k u 1 1 u and gazeUe-mouth stone ; XX kasbu of snakes and scorpions, 30.

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