The first conjuration is against stomachache. Only the final paragraphs of the second conjuration are preserved, but it is likely devoted to the same problem.

This tablet was published in transliteration in Starke F. 1985a: 244–245 as a pregnancy spell and re-edited in transliteration in Torri G. – Barsacchi F.G. 2018a: 109–111.

This one-column tablet has a Randleiste at the bottom of the reverse, its lower part is lost. A double Winkelhaken is inserted in the double vertical line as an additional means of separating the colophon.

Late New Script

The Hittite text contains Luwian foreign words.

The tablet was found in the House on the Slope.

For potential parallels concerning pacifying landscape features, consult the second conjurations of CTH 764.1 and CTH 764.2.

According to the colophon, this tablet contains two conjurations: the beginning of the first and the end of the second one are extant. The first conjuration mentions Kamrušepa and the Sun-god; while the name of the Protective god of Tauriša is in the lacuna, his epithet wašḫay(a/i)- is preserved. This composition contains a historiola about entangled creatures, which is retold by the gods. The second conjuration mentions eagles calming the elements of landscape with their wings, which contributes to the restoration of the cosmic order.