This fragment contains a Luwian parallel to the first conjuration of CTH 764.5.1.

This text was published in transliteration in Starke F. 1985a: 247 as a pregnancy spell.

The fragment is one-sided. Two partly preserved Luwian paragraphs are divided by a paragraph line. No edges or parts of intercolumnium are preserved.

Late New Script

Unknown location in Ḫattuša

This Luwian text mentions beings (female attendants, eels and probably birds), who were entangled in the CTH 764.5.1, as well as a state of being entangled. The term for a patient, which is called a “human child” in the texts of the Tauriša tradition, is also preserved in this fragment. The mention of the turaḫi-tools and the predicate ‘take’ allow us to propose that this fragment represents a parallel to the lost second part of the first conjuration of CTH 764.5.1, which provides a solution to the problem. Note, however, that this fragment is fully preserved in Luwian, whereas the first conjuration of CTH 764.5.1 is mostly translated into Hittite.

See the discussion of CTH 764.5.1.