154 B.—“To the King my Lord by letter thus (says) _Addurbilu_ thy servant, at the feet of the King my Lord seven times and seven times I bow. The King my Lord will know the hate which is desired by the son of the sinful chief who hated me—the second son of _Labaya_. His face is estranged. I foresee estrangement of the land of the King my Lord. He has plotted as plotted (against me?) the chief who was his father; and the King my Lord shall know it. Lo! he has built a fort ... against me. The second son of _Labaya_ (says) ‘Why has a vain papyrus(312) taken from us the lowlands of the _Gitties?_ ... thy Lord, O city of those who besieged the chief our father.’ As I am saying speaks to us the second son of _Labaya_. He has made war for me with the chiefs of the Land of _Gina_ (causing a chief our friend to be slain?). And when (there was) a battle he has not been confounded, and the fight was great, but he has made it his dwelling, bereaving me in the sight of the King my Lord: for he has made war in ... of _Gina_ (with?) the servants of the King my Lord. And truly alone of the chiefs exceeding strong (is) _Biruyapiza_.(313) (And thou shalt hear?) what is said as to him.” The text becomes broken, but still refers to the doings of the second son of _Labaya_, and continues with an important passage on the back of the tablet:
“And as I say speaks to us the second son of _Labaya_ who is making war. ‘As to our possessions from the King thy Lord, lo! this is the boundary: over against the city of _Sunasu_ and over against the city _Burku_ and over against the city _Kharabu_. And behold the boundary of the dwelling of my race. So it was defined by our Lord; and it includes the city of _Giti_ Rimuna (Gath Rimmon). And the King thy Lord is (breaking the bond of our...?).’ And I answered him. It is known that he deprives me of it in sight of the King my Lord. Because of his making wars with the King my Lord—my King my Lord—I and my brethren have gone down as you heard of us by me. And did not the messenger of _Milcilu_ speak to him before the face of the second son of _Labaya?_ It was made complete. I foresee estrangement of the land of the King my Lord. They disturb a peaceful region, and in vain I repeat the letter about me. The guard of my Lord ... to go down, and the King my Lord shall hear what the message says.”