This small fragment contains portions of three bird oracle entries. In two of them, the first line mentions Ḫebat of Katapa (kolon 3) and Ištar of Nineveh (k. 9). The oracle reports themselves are largely lost.

Based on this content, it is possible that the text included a series of inquiries concerning multiple deities (all goddesses?) from various localities. However, the exact nature of these inquiries is difficult to determine, as the preserved text includes only the names of the goddesses but provides no information about the reasons behind the oracular inquiry.

• J. Tischler, DBH 52, 2019: 65f.
• Y. Sakuma, Diss., 2009: II 331f.

Handcopy: A. Archi (KUB 49, Archi A. 1979e).

Edition: Sakuma Y. 2009b, II 331-332. Transliteration: Tischler J. 2019a, 65-66.

Small fragment from the left side of a tablet, preserving the beginnings of six lines of text. Based on the rounded edge of the tablet, it appears to have been of small size, presumably with a single column.

NS (jh.); diagnostic signs: ḪAR, TAR, URU.