Category: Mythology, Legends & Folklore
The gods honored in the hymns treated in the following Thesis are Bêl, Sin (Nannar), Adad (Ramman) and Tammuz, all deities of the old Babylonian pantheon, representing different phases of personality and force, conceived of as incorporated in nature and as affecting the destin...
20. _a-a ^dimmer Mu-ul-lil mu-lu gu má(SAR)-má(SAR)-me-en mu-lu_ _še má(SAR)-má(SAR)-me-en_ O father Bêl, who causest vegetation to sprout, who causest grain to grow
1. Chapter IV 70The gods honored in the hymns treated in the following Thesis are Bêl, Sin (Nannar), Adad (Ramman) and Tammuz, all deities of the old Babylonian pantheon, representing different...
4. Chapter III3. _[^dimmer] Mer(IM) dumu An-na bi-maḥ ḥad-ê(UD.DU)-a mu-zu an-za[k-ku]_ O Adad, son of Anu, in the mighty thunder and the lightning flash thou declarest thy name.
5. Chapter IV20. _nim-me ki mu-lu ni ma-ra an-pad-de(NE) a-na mu-un-ba-e-e_ The lofty one of earth who is the abundance of the land, to whom they speak! what do they say?
3. Chapter IIThis beautiful and interesting hymn begins with a picturesque and lordly epithet of the god whose full face so often shone upon the worshipper night by night. His fatherly natur...