On these pages, you can find drawings, a translitteration and an adapted version of the King/Thompson translation of the inscription.

Column 2, lines 38-45

38. itîyam \ hamiçiyâ \ hagmatâ \ paraitâ \ patiš \ Dâdaršim \ hamaranam \ carta
39. naiy \ Tigra \ nâmâ \ didâ \ Arminiyaiy \ avadâ \ hamaranam \ akunava \ A
40. uramazdâmaiy \ upastâm \ abara \ vašnâ \ Auramazdâha \ kâra \ hya \ manâ \ a
41. vam \ kâram \ tyam \ hamiçiyam \ aja \ vasiy \ Thûravâharahya \ mâhyâ \ XVIII
42. \ raucabiš \ thakatâ \ âha \ avathâšâm \ hamaranam \ kartam \ thâtiy \ Dâraya
43. vauš \ xšâyathiya \ patiy \ çitîyam \ hamiçiyâ \ hagmatâ \ paraitâ \ pat
44. iš \ Dâdaršim \ hamaranam \ cartanaiy \ Uyamâ \ nâmâ \ didâ \ Arminiyaiy \ a
45. vadâ \ hamaranam \ akunava \ Auramazdâmaiy \ upastâm \ abara \ vašnâ \  Aurama

(28a) King Darius says: The rebels assembled for the third time and advanced against Dâdarši to give him battle. At a stronghold in Armenia called Uyamâ they joined battle. Ahuramazda brought me help;