[The above inscription is not without its difficulties, some of them formidable enough, but the general sense of the whole may be regarded as correctly made out.] Tablet Of Rim-Sin. (Dingir) Nin-saḫ To Ninsaḫ en galla abba age great lord, beloved father šaga-gu-sag-gi knowing the gala-zu supplication of the heart sukkala maḫa exalted messenger, ša-kušša dingira (giving) heart-rest, galla great god dugga-ni ši tul-du he who sends forth his hidden word lugal-a-ni-ir his king (dingir) Rim-Sin. Rim-(dingir) Sin siba gu kalama Nipri shepherd of all the (D. S.) people of Nippur me giškin he who fulfils the Gurudug-(D. S.)-ga word of the vine of su-dudu Eridu ua Uri-(D. S.)-wa nourisher of Uriwa ê-ud-da-im-te-ga (and) Ê-udda-imtega lugal Arar-(D. king of Larsa S.)-ma Col. II. lugal Kengi-(D. king of Šumer and S.)-Ura-gi Akkad. Ud Ana (dingir) When Anu, Bêl, Ellila (dingir) En-ki (and) Ea, dingir-galgalene the great gods, Unuga (D. S.) uru du Erech, the ruined (?) city, šu-mu-šu into my hands manin-si-eša delivered (dingir) Ninsaḫ to Ninsaḫ, my king, lugala-mu-r gu-sagsaggi-da-mu-ta after my making supplication; ê-da-agga-šummu Ê-dagga-šummu, ki-dura ki-agga-ni his beloved resting-place, nam-ti-mu-šu for my life munadu. I built. “To Ninsaḫ, the great lord, the beloved father, he who is aware of the supplication of the heart; the exalted messenger, (giving) rest to the heart, the great god who sendeth forth his hidden word—his king, Rim-Sin, shepherd of all the people of Niffer, who fulfilleth the word of the vine of Êridu, nourisher of Uriwa (and) Ê-udda-imtega, king of Larsa, king of Šumer and Akkad. When Anu, Bêl, and Ea, the great gods, delivered Erech, the ruined (?) city, into my hands, I built to Ninsaḫ, my king, after making supplication, Ê-dagga-šummu, his beloved seat, for (the saving of) my life.”