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Offspring of Lugalbanda, Gilgamesh is strong to perfection, son of the august cow, Rimat-Ninsun;... Gilgamesh is awesome to perfection. It was he who opened the mountain passes, who dug wells on the flank of the mountain. It was he who crossed the ocean, the vast seas, to the rising sun, who explored the world regions, seeking life.
Jun 3, 2016 · Gilgamesh, Epic, Mesopotamia. Collection. opensource. Language. English. The Epic of Gilgamesh is an epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia. Dating from the Third Dynasty of Ur (circa 2100 BC), it is often regarded as the earliest surviving great work of literature. Addeddate. 2016-06-03 22:48:39.
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The Epic Of Gilgamesh 3 PROLOGUE GILGAMESH KING IN URUK I WILL proclaim to the world the deeds of Gilgamesh. This was the man to whom all things were known; this was the king who knew the countries of the world. He was wise, he saw mysteries and knew secret things, he brought us a tale of the days before the flood.
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Adab, city, 123, 23. addi, wailing, 117, 31; 137, 22; 161, 12. aḫu, brother, 212, 36. Aja, goddess, 198, 9. al (giš), al-gar (giš), a musical instrument, 187–191. See also No. 20 Rev. 7–12. al-bi, compound verb, 189 n. 6. In Ni. 8164 (unpublished) al-gar, al-gar-balag in list with (giš)-á-lá, also an instrument of music. alad, protecting genius, 1...
Babbar, god, 116, 24; 139, 43; 147, 21; 148, 3; 152. Babylon, city, 158, 14; 160, 6; 163, 8; 166, 4:11. badara, see 200 n. 2. badarani, a weapon, 133, 36. balag, lyre, 138, 52. bansur, table; title of a goddess, 175, 3. Bau, goddess, 179, 2; 181, 30; 182, 32; 141, 7:10. bišîtu, condition, 215, 14. bi’u, cavern, 196, 29. bulukku, crab, 174, 5. burgu...
Dada, god, 192, 6. Dagan, West Semitic god, 149, 21. Damu, title of Tammuz, 176, 7. Deification of kings, 106–9; 127 n. 1. dêpu, shatter, 195 n. 16.[222] DI-BAL, ideogram in incantations, 194, 10. Dilbat, city, 167, 16. Dilmun, land and city, 112, 2:4. dimgul, dimdul, master workman, 150. dingir-gal-gal-e-ne, the great gods, the Anunnaki, 114, 21:1...
E-anna, temple in Erech, 123, 30; 125; 148, 12; 213, 18. E-babbar, temple of the sun god, 152; 158, 11; 166, 1. Perhaps read E-barra. E-daranna, temple of Enki in Babylon, 169, 25; 170, 29. See BL. 133. edēlu = edēru, be gloomy, 216, 10. é-dub, house of learning, 117, 39. é-gal, palace, No. 19, Rev. 3; 115, 11; 131, 7; 134, 22; 158, 9. é-gig = ḳiṣṣ...
GAB, baked bread, 200, 33. GAB-LAL, a cake made with honey, 195, 22; 200, 35. GAR-šunnu = epišan-šunu, 198, 13. gašan-gula, title of Ninâ, 119 n. 2. gepar, dark chamber, 123, 30 f., 148, 10; 161, 18. Gibil, god, 197, 3. gi-gál(giš),interlude, 151 n. 1; 182, 33. gigunna, 114, 23. Gilgamish, king of Erech, 207; 211, 1:115 f. 212, 17:37; 213, 2; 217, ...
Hallab, city, 125; 141. ḫanābu, grow thickly, Prs. ibannib, 219, 4. ḫapāpu, embrace, 212, 34. ḫaṣṣinu, axe, 212, 29:31. ḫarbatu, waste place, 200, 39. Harsagkalamma, temple, 166, 14. Hubur, mythical river, 197, 42. ḫûlu, a bird, 199, 31. ḫûḳu, a bird, 199, 31.
Ibi-Sin, king of Ur, 151 n. 2. ibsi, liturgical expression, 120, 5. Igigi, heaven spirits, 116 n. 6. IGI-NAGIN-NA, 194, 11. imib, weapon, 131, 8. mi-ib, ibid. n.3. imin, seven. Seven lands, 130, 35; seventh day, 134, 18. Immer, god, 177, 8. Indag, god, consort of Gula, 173, 3. Innini, goddess, 123. Liturgy to, 184; 123, 29. Consort of Shamash, 148,...
KA-DIB-BI, sibit pî, 194, 10. KAK-DIG, a weapon, 130, 4. kakkitu (?), weapon. Pl. kakkiatum, 218, 16. KAK-SIR, a weapon (?), 130, 4.[121] kalama, the Land, Sumer, 138, 25; 141, 5; 147, 22; 150, 4; 154, 17; 177, 9. kanami=kalama, land, 120, 8. KA-NE, a new ideograph, 153 n. 10. kasû, bind. I² liktisu, 198, 20. Kenurra, chapel of Ninlil, 114, 22; 123...
la’aṭu, gore. Prt. ilûdu, 219, 12:17. labu, panther, 215, 29:32. Lagash, city, 181, 23:26. Laḫama, goddess of Chaos, 113, 5. Laws, promulgated by Dungi, 138, 31. Libit-Ishtar, king, 141. libšu, garment, 214, 27:29; 215, 26. Ligirsig, a god, 113, 3. lilazag, epithet of a deified king, 141, 1. Lillaenna, goddess, 192, 5. limēnu, be evil. II¹ ulammen...
Magan, land, 112, 2:5. mai̭ālu, couch, 218, 22. malāšu, shear, 195, 20. Mamit, 200, 41. mandatu, form, 195, 21. mal-gar (gi), a musical instrument, 191, 10. mangu, disease, 195, 19. Marduk, god, 151. markasu, leader, 150. masû, seize, 195 n. 5. mašû, to forget, 216, 7. Me-azag, daughter of Ninkasi, 144. meḫru, fellow, 218, 21. Meḫuš, daughter of ...
It is Gilgamesh whom Shamhat loves, and Anu, Enlil, and La have enlarged his mind." Even before you came from the mountain Gilgamesh in Uruk had dreams about you."" Gilgamesh got up and revealed the dream, saying to his mother: "Mother, I had a dream last night. Stars of the sky appeared,
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