Section 1ID=1: Rites in or near Katapa.

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Section 2ID=4: The king arrives in Ḫišurla.

[…] places/takes […]

[…] bows.

[…] bo[w.]

Section 3ID=5: In Ḫišurla(?)

[The kin]g [goes u]p to the gate house.

[As soon as] the king arrives at the [gate of] the gate house,

the ALAM.ZU₉ man [calls out] “aḫ[a”,]

and the crier calls out.

The palace attendant, who [holds] a quiver,

lays it down.

A bowman (B: the staff bearer) [goes]

(and) picks it up.

He [holds? (the reigns of the)] a ḫuluganni- cart.

The king [steps] do[wn]

(and) he presents […] a šalaštū[ri-.]

[He gives (it)] to the chief of the palace atte[ndants.]

The chief of the palace attendants gives (it) to […]

The palace attendant, [...] holds a golden spear […]

[In the ḫalentu- complex [at the hea]rth […]

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Furthermore, […]

[…] goes to the ḫal[entu- complex.]

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Section 4ID=7: The king departs from Ḫišurla.

[…] good […]

[…] bridge […] great […] of Katapa […] release […]

If […] pleases the king,

to g[o? ] to […] of Taḫurpa,

then he go[es (there).]

If it […] to the king

and when (some) days rema[in (uncelebrated)]

[… they] do not […]

Which […]

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Section 5ID=11: On the road to Taḫurpa: the king receives salt from Durmitta.

[… g]oes […]

and orders the SANGA priests of [Durm]itta [to b]ow (before) the k[ing.]

They present the king with the salt lumps from [D]urmitta.

The zintuḫi- women of Taḫurpa sta[nd] on the side, [to the right of the road]

and [sin]g in Hattian.

Next to them! stands [a table?.]

Section 6ID=12: The king enters Taḫurpa.

The king ent[ers Taḫurpa] in a ḫu[luganni- cart.]

[A]s he [arrives] in the cit[y at the gate,]

the [AL]AM.ZU₉ man recites

and calls out [“aḫa” before the gate(?).]

[The kin]g ri[des] up to the gate hou[se] in a [ḫulug]anni- cart.

Section 7ID=13: Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex begins.

He enter[s the ḫa]lent[u- complex.]

A [grea]t (assembly) is cal[led.]

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