CTH 532.4 consists of a single fragment of what was likely a tablet of Hittite lunar eclipse omens (A: KBo 34.119). No word for moon or eclipse is preserved, but the topics of the apodoses are found in other lunar eclipse omens such as CTH 532.3, CTH 532.5, and CTH 532.8. Unlike CTH 532.3, the entries do not follow specific days but rather entire months, as do the lunar eclipse omens in CTH 532.5.

• K.K. Riemschneider, DBH 12, 2004: 161f.

The text was copied by H. Otten and C. Rüster in KBo 34. An edition is offered by Riemschneider K.K. 2004a: 161–163. The word a-an-za-aš-ši-i[š in obv. II 2′ has been treated by Goedegebuure P. 2002a: 66–67 and Soysal O. 2004h: 103.

A: Only a small trapezoidal fragment, from the middle of the tablet or the left column of the tablet, survives. Where the tablet is intact, the surface is in good condition, although what might be textile traces give it a slightly smudged appearance.

A: New Script: New ḪAR, with its horizontals mostly outside. Signs of the type IIIb or IIIc are missing.

CTH 532.4 is a collection of Hittite monthly omens, in all likelihood lunar eclipse omens. The tablet probably belonged to the text CTH 532.5, but there is no textual overlap, and a word for ‘eclipse’ is missing. The text could theoretically be about other lunar phenomena. The text type is first found in Mari (ARM 26.248) and later in iqqur īpuš §§67-80. The apodoses concern rain, flooding, and the harvest.