The only manuscripts identified as day-tablets for DAY 33 are two fragments that likely belong to the same tablet (Otten H. et al. 2004a: v). One of these is a fragmentary colophon that mentions old women and the ganzuwa- object, which corresponds closely to the information provided by the outline tablets. The other fragment, whose original position on the tablet cannot be determined, contains a part of a god-drinking rite and may therefore relate to the great assembly held in the House of the Treasurers.

Neither manuscript is sufficiently preserved to permit a reliable palaeographic analysis.

• D. Groddek, DBH 47, 2015: 173f.

Neither manuscript has been edited previously. For the transliteration of both fragments, see Groddek D. 2014c: 173f.