This small fragment belongs to a commentary on materia medica, whose main concern seems to be to provide equivalents for plant and stone names. Some of its entries are reminiscent of the medical commentary CCP 4.2.W (see especially ll. 8′-9′). Lines 2′ and 3′ explain na₄ du₁₄ as aban ṣālti, “combat stone,” an equation also attested in the lexical list Ḫarra = ḫubullu XVI 210. The most intriguing line of the fragment is l. 7′, which apparently states that the plant tullal (whose name means literally “you purify”) should be used to treat jaundice.

Some twenty commentary tablets and fragments from the 81-7-1 consignment are known (see a list here), but none of them seems to belong to the same tablet as the present fragment.