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The Linda Schele drawing shows this:
But then I realized that is really was this:

The center reads:
6 Kaban, 10 Mol, joy-ahaw-w(a) yax pasaj chaan yooat, 16-tz'ak-k(a), ch'a-ho-m(a), k'uhul-ahaw-w(a)-ox witik(copan). 

Transliteration 
6 Kaban 10 Mol, joy ahaw yax pasaj chaan yooat, 16 tz'ak, ch'a hom, k'uhul ahaw Ox Witik(Copan). 

Loose Translation 
On 6 Kaban 10 Mol, Yax Pasaj Chan Yooat was raised to lordship, the 16th in succession, as blood letter and holy lord of Copan.


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