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My vast troops were marching peaceably in Babylon, and the whole of Sumer and Akkad had nothing to fear. I sought the safety of the city of Babylon and all its sanctuaries. As for the population of Babylon ... I soothed their weariness; I freed them from their bonds. Marduk, the great lord, rejoiced at my good deeds.
...I sent back to their places, whose shrines had earlier become dilapidated, the gods who lived therein, I collected together all of their people and returned them to their settlements, and the gods of the land of Sumer and Akkad ... I returned them unharmed to their cells, in the sanctuaries that make them happy.