Line 3. The short diagonal line of the ġ in the word ḏġbt is on the right rather than left side of the letter. It is to point out the strange form of the letter ḫ in the word n(ḫ)l. Line 5. The mason may originally have carved the fourth letter as a h but he turned it into a d, but drilling a circular hole in the lower part of the short diagonal of the h. Line 5-6. The carver lightly carved a m at the end of line 5 and then repeated it on line 6. The arrangement of the text is bizarre. The lines are not aligned on either side, the third line is much longer than the rest and there seems no reason for the brevity of the fourth and fifth lines or for the repetition of the final m on the sixth. The arrangement of the text is bizarre. The lines are not aligned on either side, the third line is much longer than the rest and there seems no reason for the brevity of the fourth and fifth lines or for the repetition of the final m on the sixth. For the place name, see Hidalgo-Chacón Díez.