One Luwian conjuration describes the divine feast, while the other one mentions the landscape elements.

This text was published in Starke F. 1985a: 361–363 as a fragment of a festival description. The indirect join A₁(+)A₂ is proposed in Otten H. 1954c: 19.

This two-column tablet is preserved in two fragments, which include parts of columns two and three and a small fragment of column one. A part of the right edge and the intercolumnia on both sides can be clearly seen on the photograph.

The tablet displays transitional features between prototypical Middle and New Script.

This tablet was found in the Phrygian layer of Büyükkale.

This Luwian fragment probably contains at least two distinct conjurations. Sections 2-3 mention restoring the original state of body parts, while section 5 focuses on landscape elements. Both conjurations closely resemble CTH 764.1 at the level of phraseology. Sections 2-3 apparently contain a positive counterpart to the stories of divine banquet reflected in CTH 764.1. Here everything runs perfectly, upon which the “mighty grandmother” undertakes a positive action with regard to a disruption. The causes of the disruption are probably addressed in the preceding part of the conjuration, which is lost in a lacuna. The requests in section 5 feature landscape elements that are very similar to those mentioned in the second conjuration of CTH 764.1. The invitation to “hold” them probably implies a restraining action on the part of the gods, which again finds a parallel in the second conjuration of CTH 764.1.