Ea's duplicity in the Gilgamesh flood story
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                    Worthington, Martin,                
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| Ort/Verlag/Jahr: | 
                      
                          Abingdon, Oxon ; :
                                      Routledge,
                        
                          2019.
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| Ausgabe: | First published | 
| Umfang/Format: | 
                  xxxii, 489 pages ; 22 cm. | 
    
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                                          The ancient word
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| ISBN: | 9781138388925 | 
        
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                                           Worthington, Martin,, Ea's duplicity in the Gilgamesh flood story (Online version:) | ISSN: 9780429754517 | 
        
| Inhalte/Bestandteile: | 1 Datensätze | 
                Inhaltsangabe: 
            
                  - "Interrogating" Babylonian narrative poetry
 - "Identifying" puns
 - The high concentration of puns in the Gilgames��: flood story
 - The lines about the flood hero
 - Raining "plenty": us��aznanakkunus��i nuh's��am-ma
 - The birds: [hi'ib] ishurati
 - The fish: puzur nuni
 - The harvest: [...] mes��ra�� eburam-ma
 - "Cakes at dawn": ina ser(-)kukki
 - "In the evening": ina lila��ti
 - The "rain of wheat": samu��t kibati
 - Recapitulation
 - Issues of textual history
 - Meaning and performance
 - Outlining the problems
 - Does Atra-hasi��s "fill in the gaps"?
 - Communications between Ea and the flood hero
 - Communication between the flood hero and the people of Shuruppak
 - Ea's elusiveness
 - The enigma of uta-napisti
 - Why the "gaps"?
 - Ea's duplicity and Babylonian/Assyrian divination
 - Beyond cuneiform.
 
                      
                  
      