Transliteration: i-na KÙ.BABBAR-áp IŠTAR-lá-ma-sí ša a DUMU-e-ša ta-dí-nu-ma KÙ.BABBAR i-na É e-lá-ma a-na-áb-šé-em ib-ší-ú ŠÀ.BA 7 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR ì-lí-a i bu-ul-ṭí-šu i qá-tí-šu il₅-qé iš-tù DUMU-ú ku-ni-lim me-tù lu a-na bi-ki-tí-šu-nu lu a-ku-sí-im ša um-mì-šu-nu ṭá-bu-im a-ḫu-ni e-ru-bu-ni-ma 0.33333 ma-na LÁ 0.5 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR lu a-bi₄-ki-tí-šu-nu lu a-na ku-sí-im ša um-mì-šu-nu lu a-na nu-a-im a šu-mì i-lí-a 7.5 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR a ḫu-bu-li-šu i-ší-qí-il₅ ší-tí KÙ.BABBAR a-ṣé-er a-ḫa-tí-šu-nu DUMU.MÍ ku-ni-lim a-na a-lim(ki) i-lá-ak ù šu-ma-bi-a ša ki-ma DUMU-e ku-ni-lim ú-šé-bi₄-lu
Translation: From the silver of Ištar-lamassī that she gave to her sons and which silver rested as safe deposit in Elamma's house, from that silver Iliya, when he was still alive, took 7 shekels from his share. After the sons of Kūn-ilum had died, (when) our brothers arrived for bewailing them and for removing the chair of their mother, 19.5 shekels of silver both for bewailing them and for the chair of their mother, and 7.5 shekels of silver to the Anatolian, because of Iliya for his debt, were paid. The rest of the silver was sent to address of their sister, the daughter of Kūn-ilum, to the City, by son of Aššur-dān and Šumi-abiya, the representatives of Kūn-ilum's sons.