The divine king of the city, wise, alert, he who has extended the agriculture of Dilmu,[166] who has heaped up the (grain) receptacles for the powerful god Uraš;[167]
The lord (who is) the adornment of the sceptre and the crown, with which the wise goddess Mama has crowned him;
Who has defined the sanctuaries of Kêš, who has made plentiful the glorious feasts for the goddess Nin-tu;
The provident and careful one, who set pasturages and watering-places for Lagaš and Girsu, he who procured great offerings for Ê-ninnû;[168]
He who holds fast the enemy, the favourite of the divinity, he who fulfils the portents of the city Ḫallabu, he who has gladdened the heart of Ištar;[169]
The prince undefiled, whose prayer[170] Addu[171] has heard, he who gives rest to the heart of Addu, the warrior, in the city Muru;
He who set up the ornaments in the temple E-para-galgala, the king who gave life to the city of Adab;
He who directs the temple E-maḫ, the prince who is the city-king, the warrior who is without rival;
He who has given life to the city Maškan-šabri, who has caused abundance to arise for the temple Mešlam;
The wise, the active one, who has captured the robbers' hiding-places, sheltered the people of Malkâ in (their) misfortune, caused their seats to be founded in abundance, (and) instituted pure offerings for Aê and Damgal-nunna, who have made his kingdom great for ever.