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(1) [Your servant Aqar-Bel-lumur: t]o the ki[ng, my lo]rd. Good health [to] king, my lord! [Say] to the [king, my lord]: The fortre[ss and the troops] of the king are well. The mood of the people of the land is good. The king, my lord, can be glad. (7) Now then Kalbi-Ukûa has gone to the audience of the king, my lord! The king, my lord, can rejoice! May Bel and Nabû grant to the king, my lord, that all the men who have transgressed against the king, my lord, in this way will come an[d bow] before the king, my lord! (14) And perhaps [...] (15) he will proceed [... of] (16) the king, my lord,…
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(1) To the king, my lord: [your] ser[vant Aqar-Bel-lumur]. Good health to the ki[ng, my lord]! Say to the ki[ng, my lord]: the fortr[ess and the troops of the king], my lord, are well. The king, [my lord, can be glad]. (6) Concerning the news of the son of [Yakin: he is in Babylon]. His wife has die[d. ...] (8) I have written to the governor, (but) I did not put [...] to [...] until [...]. (10) I am now writing to the king, my lord: [...] (11) of Nergal-naṣir and [...] (12) When they cam[e ...] (13) in Babylon, in Cutha [...] (14) in cities under the command of [...] (15) his house under […
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