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Kurzbeschreibung |
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The purpose of the oracles contained in this text is unfortunately unclear, since the text of the questions is badly preserved. From what is legible, it seems that they pertained to the chief of the guards being involved with the king in the possibility of waging war (see note to colon 55) against various towns.
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Texte |
| Exemplar A | A₁ | KBo 44.216 | 168/k | Bk. D |
| (+) A₂ | (+) KUB 16.62 | (+) Bo 1392 | Bk. D * | |
Literaturauszug aus der Konkordanz |
- H. Roszkowska-Mutschler, DBH 22, 2007: 205-208
- L. Warbinek, KIN, 2020: 318f.
- Y. Sakuma, Diss., 2009: II 128-132
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Inhaltsübersicht |
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History of publication |
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Handcopies: Otten H. − Rüster C. 2003a; Walther A. 1926a.
Partial transliteration: Roszkowska-Mutschler H. 2007a, 205-208.
Partial editions: Warbinek L. 2020a, 318-319; Sakuma Y. 2009b, II 128-132.
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Tablet characteristics |
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The text is preserved in several large fragments of a large, multi-column tablet. So far as it is preserved, the reverse is very sparesely inscribed.
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Palaeography and handwriting |
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Late New Hittite script (diagnostic signs: ID, DA, ḪA, IG, TAR).
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Historical context |
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The bird oracles in this text are carried out by the augur Armapiya, who is known from several other oracular texts, most of which are mixed oracles like those here: KBo 40.378+, KUB 5.23+, KUB 16.52, KUB 16.71+, KUB 49.14+, KUB 50.120, KBo 19.99+. See also Sakuma Y. 2009b, II, 707.
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