PY Jn 389

	.1	ạ-ka-si-jo-ne , ka-ke-we , ta-ra-si-ja , e-ko-te
	.2	pi-ra-me-no AES M 3 ma-u-ti-jo AES M 3 e-do-mo-ne-u AES M 3
	.3	ka-ra-wi-ko AES M 1 N 2 pi-we-ri-ja-ta AES M 1 N 2
	.4	sa-mu-ta-jo AES M 1 N 2 wa-u-do-no AES M 1 N 2 ⟦ḳạ-ṛạ-p̣ạ-ṣọ ẠẸṢ Ṃ[ ⟧
	.5	ka-ra-pa-so AES M 1 N 2 pi-ta-ke-u AES M 1 N 2
	.6	mo-re-u AES M 1 N 2 ti-ta-[•-]wo AES M 3
	.7	to-so-de , e-pi-da-to , ka-ko , pa-ṣị AES M 6
	.8	⟦to-so-de ,̣ ka-ko AES M 27 ⟧
	.9	to-so-de ka-ko AES M 27
	.10	vacat
	.11	to-so-de , a-ta-ra-si-jo , ka-ke-we ,
	.12	te-te-re-u 1 pa-pa-jo 1 pi-ro-we-ko 1 a₂-nu-me-no 1
	.13	ko-so-u-to 1

		Smith 1992-1993, p. 222 and fig. 17.
		⊕ Jn 415 Melena 1992-1993a, p. 82, n. 1: excluded for three distinct reasons: the missing upper part of the signs cut off in Jn 415.1 is not visible in Jn 389.13; the profiles of the two tablets do not match; Jn 415 is palimpsest while Jn 389 is not.
		Cut at bottom.
	.3	pi-we-ri-ja-ta over erasure; pi- over erasure, possibly ṣạ- of sa-mu-ta-jo.
	.4	Rule between .3 and .4 erased (at least between the two final N 2), as is the text of .4 at least from the last N 2 up to the end of line, but possibly also AES M 1.
	.6	ti-ta-[•-]wo AES M 3 over erasure; the sign in the lacuna has a vertical left edge, e.g. ti-ta-ṛạ-wo (Bennett 1992, p. 111), cf. An 1281.12 (ti-ta-ra-[).
	.7	-to , ka-ko over erasure.