A Tigi to Suen (ETCSL 4.13.09)

Name: A Tigi to Suen (ETCSL 4.13.09)
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A Tigi to Suen

A Tigi to Suen (ETCSL 4.13.09)

Anonymous Sumerian

Sumerian

Ur III / Old Babylonian (c. 2100–1600 BCE)

8 pages

Sacred Texts Literature Sumerian Mesopotamian Divine Hymns

Divine Hymns & Temple Songs Sacred Texts Literature & Poetry Sumerian & Mesopotamian

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Hymns and SongsNanna/Suen hymnsliteraturetheologyphilosophy

Experience the world of ancient Urim through the eyes of Suen, the moon god who acts as the city's shepherd. This text reveals how divine authority and pastoral care shaped the foundation of the first great urban centers.

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A Tigi to Suen

A Tigi to Suen (ETCSL 4.13.09)

Anonymous Sumerian

Sumerian

Ur III / Old Babylonian (c. 2100–1600 BCE)

8 pages

Sacred Texts Literature Sumerian Mesopotamian Divine Hymns

Divine Hymns & Temple Songs Sacred Texts Literature & Poetry Sumerian & Mesopotamian

About This Book

Hymns and SongsNanna/Suen hymnsliteraturetheologyphilosophy

Experience the world of ancient Urim through the eyes of Suen, the moon god who acts as the city's shepherd. This text reveals how divine authority and pastoral care shaped the foundation of the first great urban centers.

Pages

Overview

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Showing 8 of 8

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2

3

4

5

6

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