nabusumiskun

'Let there come to me Nabusumiskun one of the officers of my father, who ate the bread of my father.'

it would be done. This Nabusumiskun the officer went away riding on a swift horse of his,

And when this Nabusumiskun the officer saw me then he rent his clothes, lamenting,

an evil return is it.' Then I, Ahikar, indeed was afraid. I answered and said to Nabusumiskun

shall bring me to him and he shall let me live.' Then answered Nabusumiskun the officer and said to me, 'Fear not. Surely

were (guided).' Then Nabusumiskun the officer said to his companions, those two men who were with him,

exceedingly.' Then answered those two men and said to him, 'Tell us indeed, Nabusumiskun the officer,

what you think, and we will listen to you.' Then answered Nabusumiskun the officer and said to them, 'Hear me,

seemed good to his companions, those two men. They answered and said to Nabusumiskun, the officer,

the king is killed.' Then Nabusumiskun, that officer, took me to his house and hid me, also

abundant sustenance (?) and (other) things in plenty. Then Nabusumiskun, that officer,

heard this he asked the two men whom he had appointed with Nabusumiskun and they said, 'So it was, as