The oracular inquries contained in this text relate in various respects to the wellbeing of the king. It is first determined that he will recover from an illness, before the text turns to some sort of bloodshed. Many of these questions are not well preserved, but several inquiries seek to find out who will commit this murder. Many of the remaining intelligible oracles aim at confirming the nature of various future events previously confirmed by oracles, such as some kind of evil and the killing of a man.

Handcopies: Otten H. − Rüster C. 1999a; Walther A. – Weber O. 1923A; Walther A. 1926a; Walther A. 1927a

This text contains most of the left-hand column of a two-column tablet, with only a small portion of the right-hand column. The text is laid out very spaciously, with rulings between most lines.

New Hittite script (diagnostic signs include ID, DA, IG, LI, RU). The script is somewhat slanted and some signs are not fully or very carefully formed (e.g. E and A, in which the last doubled verticals are often not discernable as separate). This, combined with the very spacious ductus and high percentage of logograms gives the impression of a draft or shorthand.

The text uses a large number of logograms, often without making grammatical cases etc explicit. The text displays some other grammatical oddities, such as the often redundant use of KI.MIN, and the reduntant double use of the conditional conjunction mān/BAD-an in both relative clauses and their resumptive main clauses.