The Chaldean Church of Mary The Immaculate Conception, outer wall of the shrine. , Alqōš

(1-5) (God,) have mercy through your merciful goodness—ditto—on your servant who confessed your Cross.
(Deceased one:) Remember me honourable ones and my beloved ones do not forget me. Lovingly I beg you, my Brothers: /////////////// Pray for me before our Lord so that he may forgive my sins.
(Wailer:) Brother, your beauty is splendid—ditto! Where is your delightful face and your stature which looked like a tree planted on streams of water? Lo (6-10) it is in despicable black darkness!
(Deceased one:) Death suddenly snatched me—ditto. It confined me in the dirt of the ground /////////////, gave me gall to drink, embittered me with its own encounter, and corrupted me in the darkness of the grave.
(Wailer:) Your brother cries over you with melodies and your father laments over you with the “amen”. Your son too is restless and full of sufferings and pains, for there is none who pulls him up from his abyss. His hope ended and his helper vanished!
(Deceased one:) Death, like a giant, fell upon me—ditto—in (11-15) the land of aliens. I have no one among my kinsmen and loved ones with me and all my brothers and relatives stood up far away, leaving me alone.
(Wailer:) Go in peace our loved one—ditto—for you departed from us today. May Jesus our Saviour be your help; may he offer you forgiveness on that fearsome Day of Reckoning. Go in peace O chosen one—ditto—, Ēramiā of sweet name. May the victorious Cross accompany you, and may Jesus (16-17) the Only-begotten Son forgive your sins.
The beautiful youth, Ēramiā of sweet name, died, departing in the year 1819, according to the computation of the birth of the Lord Jesus, in the 19th of the despicable month of Ādār (March).