This fragment is known to us from a list of commentary tablets kindly made available by Ch. Walker in January 2014. The surface of the tablet is eroded and as a consequence the signs are at some points difficult to identify. It may contain a commentary on the divinatory series Šumma Ālu: this is suggested by the fact that the rare verb ḫatāru, which appears in line 4’ of the fragment, is elsewhere attested only in one manuscript of that series, K.4110 60 (CT 39 30, Šumma Ālu 79). Moreover, the verbs ṣâdu, “to roam” (l. 9’), and atû, “to find” (l. 8’) appear frequently in the omens of that series. The latter features also in several Šumma Ālu commentaries (see CAD A/2 519b).