The epic of Gilgamesh

N. K. Sandars

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Ancient Near East History Classical Antiquity Studies Biblical Studies and Interpretation

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Introduction: the history of the epic the discovery of the tablets the historical background the literary background the hero of the epic the principal gods of the epic the story survival the diction of the epic remarks on this version. The Epic of Gilgamesh: Gilgamesh King in Uruk the coming of Enkidu the forest journey Ishtar and Gilgamesh, and the death of Enkidu the search for everlasting life the story of the flood the return the death of Gilgamesh.

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