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    Gilgamesh Is Gay

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    Gilgamesh is an epic that has been passed down for thousands of years. The epic narrates the legendary deeds of the main character Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh is two-thirds immortal and one-third mortal; however‚ he cannot accept his fate that one day he too will die. The entire epic tells the story of Gilgamesh’s life and searche for immortality. Through his many trials and tribulations‚ Gilgamesh proves that he has great physical strength. However‚ throughout the epic Gilgamesh also shows he is emotionally

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    Jasmine Jackson World Literature October 23‚ 2012 Women: Wisdom or Temptation In Gilgamesh there are different woman that come across both Enkidu and Gilgamesh ’ way that represent different things such as seduction‚ wisdom and also serve as a learning experience for both protagonist. Shamhat‚ Ishtar‚ Siduri‚ Utnapishtim wife and Rimat-Ninsun all play different roles in this epic‚while Shamhat and Ishtar present the seduction a woman brings to man‚ as well as learning experiences‚ Siduri

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    Genesis and Gilgamesh

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    flood story of Gilgamesh and the flood story in Genesis it is obvious that there is a relationship between the two. If someone were to tell you a summary of one‚ they would ultimately be telling you a summary of the other. But just because the overviews are the same does not mean that they are not different. The Epic of Gilgamesh and the story of Genesis have very minor differences‚ but these differences make each story distinct. When God made human beings he did so because he was lonely‚ but not

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    TRADE AND TRADERS OF MESOPOTAMIAN UR Mesopotamia extended north along the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers and consisted of two cultures: Sumerian in the south and Akkadian to the north‚ each with its own language‚ but shared a lifestyle based upon farming and the raising of sheep and goats. The Ur III dynasty became capital the Summer and Akkad in the late third millennium He dug new irrigation canals and dredged old ones to increase agricultural activity and to promote the international trade. For the

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    Early Mesopotamian Architecture * Eridu – is the first significant example of the initial association of the Mesopotamian tradition in architecture with that of the Sumerians . * Warka – was by far the largest of the Sumerian cities which eventually‚ in the Early Dynastic Period .The two major areas of the city with important buildings were the Eanna and the Annu precincts‚ associated with the mother goddess and the sky god respectively‚ and dating back to the late fifth millennium B.C

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    Gilgamesh and the Bible

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    Genesis and Gilgamesh Throughout the Epic of Gilgamesh there are many parallels with the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament‚ most notably in the biblical stories of the Garden of Eden and Noah’s flood. Both Gilgamesh and Noah were instructed to build a boat to survive a great flood brought forth by their respective gods. There are also similarities seen between the creation of Ekindu and the creation of Adam in the Garden of Eden. Also in the Garden of Eden a snake’s deception causes Adam to

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    Epic

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    Isabel Navarrete English.12 Epic Heroes are amazing people they are much appreciated. Two perfect examples of epic hero’s would be Beowulf and Spiderman. They both have virtues in them they both can be honest‚ caring‚ forgiving‚ courageous‚ respectful‚ and kind. Beowulf and Spiderman are really brave and strong. They risk their lives for others without thinking about twice. One epic hero is Spiderman. He faces all kinds of evil. Spiderman is not afraid to confront anything or anyone

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    towards the gods varied. Mesopotamian and Egyptian were polytheistic. Polytheism means they believed in more than one god. For example‚ Babylonians of Mesopotamia believed in the gods Tiamat and Marduk. We know not just Babylon’s religious beliefs‚ but many Mesopotamian cultures gods because of historical writings such as the Epic of Gilgamesh. The Epic of Gilgamesh talks about Gilgamesh’s conquest for

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    Epic Hero

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    What qualities do you need to have to be an epic hero? An epic hero is human but has some kind of ability that makes them different. Epic hero’s also do things to help other people. They also protect and lead and sometimes can be kings. For the most part epic heroes are usually good guys trying to take out a bad guy because no one but him has the power to. What does it take and what classifies you to be a epic hero. Throughout the entire epic Gilgamesh shows outrageous skill as a warrior and leader

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    Gilgamesh & Enkidu

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    -Some differences between Gilgamesh and Enkidu are that Gilgamesh is handsome and basically flawless in his looks; Enkidu looks almost like a beast. Gilgamesh is mostly god and is filled with courage‚ fearless one could say. Enkidu was born of the wild‚ growing up among the wild animals and learning how to live off the land‚ so he knows what to fear and what not to. Gilgamesh is arrogant‚ Enkidu is not. Some similarities between the two are that they are both strong‚ almost undefeatable; no match

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