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

Column 3, lines 38-48

38. šnâ \ Auramazdâha \ kâra \ hya \ manâ \ avam \ kâram \ tyam \ Vahya
39. zdâtahya \ aja \ vasiy \ Thûravâharahya \ mâhyâ \ XII \ raucabiš \ thaka
40. tâ \ âha \ avathâšâm \ hamaranam \ kartam \ thâtiy \ Dârayavauš \ xsâyathi
41. ya \ pasâva \ hauv \ Vahyazdâta \ hadâ \ kamnaibiš \ asabâraibiš \ a
42. mutha \ ašiyava \ Paišiyâuvâdâm \ hacâ \ avadaša \ kâram \ âyasa
43. tâ \ hyâparam \ âiš \ patiš \ Artavardiyam \ hamaranam \ cartana
44. iy \ Parga \ nâma \ kaufa \ avadâ \ hamaranam \ akunava \ Auramazdâma
45. iy \ upastâm \ abara \ vašnâ \ Auramazdâha \ kâra \ hya \ manâ \ ava
46. m \ kâram \ tyam \ Vahyazdâtahya \ aja \ vasiy \ Garmapadahya \ mâh
47. yâ \ V \ raucabiš \ thakatâ \ âha \ avathâšâm \ hamaranam \ kartam \ utâ \ ava
48. m Vahyazdâtam \ agarbâya \ utâ \ martiyâ \ tyaišaiy \ fratam

(42) King Darius says: Then that Vahyazdâta fled thence with a few horsemen unto Pishiyâuvâda. From that place he went forth with an army a second time against Artavardiya to give him battle. At a mountain called Parga they fought the battle. Ahuramazda brought me help; by the grace of Ahuramazda my host utterly overthrew the army of Vahyazdâta. On the fifth day of the month Garmapada [15 July 521] was the battle fought by them. And they seized that Vahyazdâta, and the men who were his chief followers were also seized.