The gods that had previously been brought to Babylon were returned to their home cities on the orders of Cyrus. The legible portion of the text ends with a lengthy period of mourning for the lately deceased king's wife (presumably meaning the wife of Cyrus, as Nabonidus was no longer king by this time[13]) and a mention of Cambyses, the son of Cyrus. Only a few scattered words are legible in the remainder of the tablet.[14]