Both conjurations aim at protecting a “human child”. The first conjuration lists evil creatures that are burned and then extinguished. The second one lists horrible things that the evil-doer must see and experience.

The text was published in transliteration in Starke F. 1985a: 230–232 as a pregnancy spell. The second conjuration is also published with comments in Beckman G. 1983b: 194–199.

This is a one-column tablet judging by its preserved width. The right edge is partially preserved. The double paragraph line separates the two conjurations on the reverse of the tablet.

New Script

The conjurations on both the obverse and reverse feature several Luwian foreign words.

The tablet was found in Ḫattuša, its precise find spot is unknown.

The second conjuration finds a very close parallel in the text attributed to Pittei (KUB 44.4+ rev.). Moreover, the spells of the second conjuration referring to seeing terrible things can be compared with the parallel Luwian spells in CTH 766.2.1.

The first conjuration of the collection tablet is directed at the ḫuišti-demons, while the second one mentions a human perpetrator who attends to bewitch the human child. There is a theoretical possibility that the colophon at the beginning of the reverse belongs to jet another conjuration, but this hypothesis cannot be proven.