This collection tablet may represent a close parallel version of CTH 766.2.1. The first conjuration, however, is lost in the lacuna, and the incipit of the third conjuration for a child lying in a cradle is preserved.

This text was published in transliteration in Starke F. 1985a: 228 as a pregnancy spell.

This is a one-sided fragment. Although no edges are preserved, the large width of the restored column, approximately 12–13 cm, suggests that we are dealing with a one-column tablet. The available fragment features a colophon of the first composition and an incipit of the second one, separated with a double paragraph line.

Middle Script

The colophon of the first conjuration and the incipit of the second conjuration are in Hittite, the rest of the preserved text is in Luwian.

This fragment was found in Building B of Büyükkale.

The first conjuration of CTH 766.2.2 is the same one as the second conjuration of CTH 766.2.1.

This fragment is likely to belong to a draft tablet. It contains two conjurations. The colophon of the first one calls it “conjuration for washing a child”, which makes it likely that it should have been pronounced while the baby was being washed after its birth. The incipit of the second conjuration suggests that it is likewise related to baby care.