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STATE ARCHIVES OF ASSYRIA - CUNEIFORM TEXTS: The Standard Babylonian Creation Myth Enūma Eliš: Introduction, Cuneiform Text, Transliteration, and Sign List, With a Translation and Glossary in French ... Texts, 4) (English and French Edition). From the Introduction: "The Babylonian Myth of Creation has been known to assyriologists for more than a century through the works of G. Smith, L. W. King and St. Langdon.1 With the discovery of more material, R. Labat gave a comprehensive edition and a commentary in 1935.2 W. G. Lambert started to collect the unpublished material in the British Museum and elsewhere and was able to give a preliminary cuneiform edition in 1966. 3 This remarkable work has given every assyriologist the opportunity to read that important text in class and it remains unchallenged till this day. Since its publication, however, many new texts have come to light, the most important coming from Sultantepe and the Sippar Library. Almost forty years after its publication, Lambert's cuneiform text is still the unavoidable base for every reconstruction of Enūma Eliš. W. G. Lambert himself has continued to gather the unpublished material and we can expect a definitive new

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Author
Anonymous; Philippe Talon
Publisher
Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Helsinki University
Published
2005
Language
EN
ISBN
9789521013287
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Religion, Science

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