Short description |
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The description of headache symptoms and a mythological narrative could be found on the obverse. The reverse contains the final part of a conjuration with a fragmentary colophon.
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Texts |
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Literature from the Konkordanz |
- R. Akdoğan, DBH 32, 2010: 121f.
- R. Akdoğan, FsKošak, 2007: 1-12 (mit Autographie und Photo)
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History of publication |
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The commented edition of this text was published by Akdoğan R. 2007a: 1–12, its transliteration is also available in Akdoğan R. 2010b: 121–122.
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Tablet characteristics |
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The fragment belongs to a middle part of the tablet and preserves a part of its left edge and the adjacent text on both sides. It remains unknown whether we are dealing with a one- or two-column tablet.
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Palaeography and handwriting |
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Middle Script
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Text transmission |
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Unknown find spot in Ḫattuša
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Intertextuality |
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The conjuration on the reverse of the tablet contains lists of landscape elements and various animals, which are different from those in CTH 764.1 and CTH 764.5.1.
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General information |
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It is not certain, whether the preserved parts of the obverse and the reverse reflect one or two conjurations. The fragmentary text of the obverse contains the mentions of all the three gods of the Tauriša triad. Another feature that allows to attribute it to the Tauriša tradition is a historiola followed by a dialog among the gods. The text is replete with mentions of body parts, diseases are also mentioned, while the patient is called the “human child”.
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Overview of contents |
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