The Royal Hymns of Shulgi King of Ur: Man's Quest for Immortal Fame

Jacob E. Klein

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Sulgi (XXI siecle av. J.-C.), le Salomon de l'empire neo-sumerien. Son influence sur l'institution politico-religieuse neo-sumerienne de la royaute divine. Plan de cette monographie: (I) enquete thematique et structurale: hymnes epiques et prieres, hymnes d'auto-glorification| historicite, paternite litteraire, fonction. (II) Sulgi, Ninsun et An: une intercession divine de caractere epique (Sulgi P)| contenu, structure litteraire, contexte cultuel, orthographe et grammaire| edition critique de Sulgi P.: translitteration, traduction, commentaire. Index des mots sumeriens| index des themes.

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