Source: Oracc. Artifacts and parenthetical commentary added by editor R. Brown.
w[is]e prince, the one who daily through the su[pport of his gods] 
(Marduk, his son Nabu, & Babylonian king) const[antly] seeks re[spect for the god Marduk — the great lord] — and the god Nabû — his t[rue] heir — the one who se[eks] to copiously supply sattu[kku-offerings (…)] to Esagil and Ezida 
(Nabu’s Ezida; Marduk’s Esagil) (and) to perform daily that [which is pleasing] to the gods Nabû and Marduk, [his] lords, the one who fulfills [their] comman[d], son of Bēl-šum-iškun — [wise] prince [(…)] — the perfect young man, the vali[ant] young man, [(…)]. 
(Nabu, son to Marduk, spouse to Nanaya) When the god Nabû, the e[xalted] vizier, the one who speaks about [my] good de[eds], spr[ead] word of my good deeds (and) elevated the head of my royal majesty, he looked upon me with his gracious face an[d] granted to me a just reign. At his exalted command, I travel[led] enemy road(s), […] mountain path(s), […] lands […] … [… h]ostil[e …] (i 25ˊ) … [… k]i[ng …]