Source: Oracc. Artifacts and parenthetical commentary added by editor R. Brown.

Marduk in a winged disc above and in his sky disc below, two depictions of the same god The giant god Marduk towering over smaller Babylonian earthlings (Marduk; Marduk & his giant mixed-breed Babylonian king, etc.) For the star of the god Marduk, mighty … exalted, [br]ight, the god Šiḫṭu, (unidentified) lord of catchwater, spring … (and) wide seas, who produces (both) rain and flood, Nergal slaying an earthling Depiction of the god Nergal (Nergal, Lord over deceased earthlings; Nergal, Lord of Netherworld) the god Imdudu (Nergal), who roams through heaven and netherworld, lord of the wind blast … and storm, who establishes the inundation, Attendant god statue from the Temple of Nabu at Nimrud, Mesopotamia (Nabu statue, actual size of the giant god) the god Nabû, the bright one who holds the lead-rope of earth and netherworld, star of East and West …, at whose appearance the Igīgū gods and the Anunnakū gods hap[pily] … Nabu's patron city of Borsippa and his ziggurat temple residence (Ezida with Borsippa way down below the mud-brick mountain) who dwells in Ezida, which is inside Borsippa, [(…) his lord]: Šamaš-šuma-ukīn, viceroy of Babylon […] had (this) … made and a boat … it was brought with difficulty … procession … for the conveyance of his great lordship, (for his) going and returning […, the god Šidd]ukišarra (unidentified), who administers all of heaven and netherworld … for his descent where water, the life of the land, the well-being of the house …[…] Marduk enthroned on his dragon Mushhushshu with Ninsun and her son the king (Marduk upon Mushhushu, Inanna & mixed-breed Babylonian king) … august, splendid, son of the god Asari (Marduk), who has bro[ad understanding …], the god Mudugasâ (Ningishzidda), supreme, ruler … lord of ingenious things, martial, King Gudea with Ningishzidda and Dumuzi, Enki missing from the scene Ningishzidda with his spouse Azimua (semi-divine king Gudea, Ningishzidda, & Dumuzi Ningishzidda places the monuments foundation pegs, & Ninsun) who in counsel […] expert of all the temp[les] …[…] the one who makes opposing forces agree, who administers everything […], who has broad understanding, Nabu the scribe on a door of the US Congress (Nabu the scribe on door of US Congress) Ruins of Marduk's temple at Babylon (Esagila over Babylon) scribe of Esagila, who wa[tches ov]er the Igīgū gods and [the Anunnakū gods], who bears the tablet of the fates of the great gods, who supervises every[thing], capable, wise, Borsippa, the home city of Nabu (Nabu’s Ezida looking over Borsippa) god who[se] rule is pre-eminent, lord of Borsippa, who dwells in Ezida, the great lord [his] l[ord], Šamaš-šuma-ukīn, viceroy [of Babylon], king of the land of Sumer and Akk[ad] had (this object) of 18 1/2 cubits made […]. [In order] to ensure his good health, to prolong his days […] may he determine as his fate! Kings Ashurbanipal and Samas-suma-ukin (brother mixed-breeds Ashurbanipal & Samas-suma-ukin) […] … […] … […] … Ashurbanipal [… Šamaš-šuma-ukīn, kin[g …]