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Temple Hymn for Lugal-Marda(‘s House in Marda)

The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature, Oxford 1998-.

 

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(gods in bluemixed-breed demigods in teal…)

 

O E-igi-kalama (House which is the eye of the Land), your foundation is firmly laid,

growing hill which stands broadly on the earth, …… the enemies’ land,

3 lines fragmentary

approx. 1 line missing

…… has erected a house in your precinct,

O ……, and taken a seat upon your dais.

(8 (?) lines: the house of Lugal-Marda (Ninurta’s son) in Marda.)

Minor Gods Related to Ninurta Quotes From Texts

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Ab-Bau Quote From Text

Ab-Bau = Bau’s son

 

          Bau (Gula) has abandoned Iri-kug and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.

          She has abandoned her flooded chamber and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.

          Her son Ab-Bau has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.

          Ab-Bau has abandoned Ma-gu-ena and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.

         The protective goddess of the holy house has abandoned it

         and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold…”

 
     Damu Quotes From Texts

Damu = Bau’s son

doctor, worshiped in Isin

 

          She tests the surgical lancet; Nininsina (Bau) sharpens the scalpel.

         She has made perfect the divine powers of medicine,

          and hands them over to her son, the king of Jirsi, the kindly Damu:

         “My son, pay attention to everything medical!

         Damu, pay attention to everything medical!”

         He takes the bandages and wipes them; he treats the bandages with embrocation,

         and softens the plaster that had been put on them.

         He mops up the blood and suppuration, and places a warm hand on the horrid wound.

         My lady, the midwife of the mothers of the Land,

         is the chief doctor of the black-headed; Nininsina, the daughter of An (Anu),

         hands this all over to her son, the king of Jirsi, the kindly Damu:

         “My son, pay attention to everything medical!

         Damu, pay attention to everything medical!

         You will be praised for your diagnoses.”

 

         “They have told Damu, the chief barber (physician) of Nunamnir (Enlil),

         healer of the living, to make the foreign countries bow at the feet of his father and mother!…”

 

         Ig-alim / Galalim Quotes From Texts

Ig-alim / Galalim = Ninurta’s son, superintendent

 

        “Bau, lady …… true cream,

         As is fitting, she lets Lord Ig-alim have the scepter…”

 

        (Ninurta speaking)

         The guardians of my house and the fair-looking protective goddesses …….

         My chief superintendent, Ig-alim, is the neck-stock of my hands.

         He has been promoted to take care of my house; …….

         My messenger does not forget anything: he is the pride of the palace.

         In the city named after (?) Enlil, I recognize true and false…”

 

         Bau, lady …… true cream,

         As is fitting, she lets Lord Ig-alim have the scepter…”

 

         Lugal-kur-dub walked in front of him (Gudea),

         Ig-alim directed him and Nin-jiczida (Ningishzidda),

         his personal god, held him by the hand throughout the time…”

 

         “With his divine duties, namely to guide the hand of the righteous one;

         to force the evil-doer´s neck into a neck stock;

         to keep the house safe; to keep the house pleasant;

         to instruct his city and the sanctuaries of Jirsu;

         to set up an auspicious throne; to hold the scepter of never-ending days;

         to raise high the head of Nin-jirsu´s shepherd, Gudea, as if he wore a blue crown;

         and to appoint to their offices in the courtyard of E-ninnu the skin-clad ones,

         the linen-clad ones and those whose head is covered,

         Gudea introduced Ig-alim, the Great Door (ig gal), the Pole (dim) of Jirnun,

         the chief bailiff of Jirsu, his beloved son to lord Nin-jirsu…”

 

         “Young woman Nin-Nibru, lady …….

         Lord Ninurta, my king …….

         Ig-alim, my king …….

         Cul-cagana, my king …….”

 

         “For the god Gal-alim, the favorite son of the god Nin-girsu (Ninurta),

         for his king, Gudea, the patesi of Shirpurla his temple of E-me-ghush-gal-an-ki has constructed…”

 

          Gudea,...the offspring of the goddess Gutumdug (Ninsun),

          dowered with sovereignty and the scepter supreme by the god Gal-alim,…”

            

Lugal-Marda Quotes From Texts

Lugal-Marda = son of Ninurta?, or Ninurta?

 

        “The high-priestess of Lugal-marda was elevated to office…”

 

        “Lugal-Marda stepped outside his city.

        Ninzuana (unidentified?, Bau’s daughter?) took an unfamiliar path away from her beloved dwelling.

         ‘Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house,’ she cried bitterly.

         Isin, the shrine that was not a quay, was split by onrushing waters.

        Ninisina, the mother of the Land, wept bitter tears.

         ‘Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house,’ she cried bitterly…”

 

         “The boundary of the god Lugal-Marda of Mirad, Ur-Nammu, the king, determined it….”

 

Ninkarnunna Quotes From Texts

Ninkarnunna = Ninurta’s son, attendant

 

        “Ninkarnuna, having heard the favorable pronouncement of Ninurta,

         stepped before lord Ninurta and prayed to him:…”

 

         “The content of that prayer of the offspring of a prince,

        Ninkarnuna, his sprinkling Ninurta’s heart with an offering of cool water,

         and the matter of prosperity about which he spoke were pleasing to Ninurta’s heart

         as he went in procession to E-cumecato manifest the eternal divine powers.

         Lord Ninurta gazed approvingly at Ninkarnuna…”

 

Ninzuana Quote From Text

Ninzuana = Bau?, daughter of Ninurta & Bau?

 

        “Lugal-Marda (Ninurta?, Ninurta’a son?) stepped outside his city.

        Ninzuana took an unfamiliar path away from her beloved dwelling.

         ‘Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house,’ she cried bitterly.

         Isin, the shrine that was not a quay, was split by onrushing waters.

        Ninisina (Bau), the mother of the Land, wept bitter tears.

         ‘Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house,’ she cried bitterly…”

 

Carur Quotes From Texts

Carur = Ninurta’s & Gudea’s general, son?,

(or Ninurta’s awesome nuclear weapons)

 

         “With his divine duties, namely to carry the seven-headed mace;

        to open the door of the an-kara house, the gate of battle;

         to hit exactly with the dagger blades, with the mitum mace,

         with the ´´floodstorm´ ´weapon and with the marratum club, its battle tools;

         to inundate Enlil´s enemy land, Gudea introduced Lugalkurdub,

         the warrior Carur, who in battle subdues all the foreign lands,

         the mighty general of the E-ninnu, a falcon against the rebel lands,

         his general, to lord Nin-jirsu.

         After the heavenly mitum mace had roared against the foreign lands like a fierce storm –

         the Carur, the flood storm in battle, the cudgel for the rebel lands –

         after the lord had frowned at the rebellious land, the foreign country,

         hurled at it his furious words, driven it insane the…”

 

         “The weapon, its heart ……, was reassured: it slapped its thighs, the Car-ur began to run,

        it entered the rebel lands, joyfully it reported the message to Lord Ninurta:…

         The Car-ur made the storm-wind rise to heaven, scattering the people; like …… it tore….

         The weapon covered the Mountains with dust,…”

 

        “Nin-jirsu has directed Gudea into the impenetrable mountain of cedars and he cut down its cedars with great axes

         and carved the Car-ur ,the right arm of Lagac, his master´s flood-storm weapon, out of it…”

 

         “He embedded its Car-ur weapon beside Lagac (Lagash) like a big standard,

         placed it in its dreadful place, the Cu-galam, and made it emanate fearsome radiance…”

 

The Myth of Anzu

Source: Dalley, Stephanie (1991) Myths from Mesopotamia:

Oxford University Press, Oxford, New York

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(gods in bluemixed-breed demigods in teal…)

TABLET I

I sing the superb son of the king of populated lands,

 

     (Ninurta, Enlil‘s son & heir to planet Nibiru‘s throne)   (winged pilot Ninurta & his royal mother Ninhursag)

I praise superb Ninurta, beloved of Mani (Ninhursag, Ninurta‘s mother),

The powerful god, Enlil´s son,

Eku´s (Enlil) child, leader of the Anunnaki, focus of Eninnu (“House of 50” in Lagash),

Who waters cattle-pens, irrigated gardens, ponds (?), in country and town.

Flood-wave of battles, who darkens the sash, warrior.

The fiercest gallu-demons, though tireless, fear his attack.

Listen to the praise of the powerful onés strength,

Who subdued, who bound the Mountain of Stones in his fury,

5aa - Ninurta, son of Enlil & Ninhursag, heir (Ninurta, Enlil‘s warrior son & heir)

Who conquered soaring Anzu with his weapon,

Who slew the bull-man inside the Sea.

Strong warrior who slays with his weapon,

Powerful one, who is quick to form a battle array,

Until now, no dais had been created for the Igigi;

The Igigi would assemble for their Enlilpower.

Rivers were formed – the Tigris, the Euphrates –

But springs had not yet sent their water to the land.

Seas [ ]

Clouds were still far away on the horizon [ ]

All the Igigi (Anunnaki space truckers of Nibiru > Mars > Earth & back) gathered

To Enlil, their father, warrior of the gods,

They his sons, brought a report,

‘Pay attention to reliable words!

On Hehe, a wooded mountain of [ ]

In the lap of (?) the Anunnaki [ ]

[ ] has given birth to Anu.

[His beak is a saw]

[ ]

Which [ ]

Eleven coats of mail (?) [ ]

The mountains [ ]

At his shout [ ]

The South Wind [ ]

The powerful [ ] wind [ ]

The mass [ ]

Whirlwinds [ ]

They met and [ ]

The four winds [ ]

Father of the gods, Duranki´s (“Bond Heaven and Earth”) god, looked at him,

But kept his thoughts to himself.

He studied Anzu closely [ ]

He considered with (?) [ ]

´Who gave birth to [ ]

Why is this [ ]

3c - Enki in the Abzu (Enki on his throne in Eridu)

Ea (Enki) answered his heart-searching,

The far-sighted one addressed his words to Enlil,

‘Surely water of the spate begot Anzu,

Holy water of the gods of Apzu.

Broad Earth conceived him,

And he was born from mountain rocks.

You have looked at Anzu himself [ ]

Let him serve you and never cease!

In the hall let him bar the way to the innermost chamber, forever1.

(gap of three lines)

[ ] the words spoken to him.

He (Enlil) took a cult center [ ]

And administered the orders of all the gods.

He made no extra fate, and Anzu administered it.

 (Enlil, King Anu‘s son & heir, Earth Colony Commander)

Enlil appointed him to the entrance of the chamber which he had perfected

He would bathe in holy water in his presence

His eyes would gaze at the trappings of Enlilpower;

His lordly crown, his robe of divinity,

The Tablet of Destinies in his hands, Anzu gazed,

And fixed his purpose, to usurp the Enlil-power.

6 - Anzu, Igigi leader (Anzud bird; Anzu & Ninurta)

Anzu often gazed at Duranki´s god, father of the gods,

And fixed his purpose to usurp the Enlilpower.

‘ I shall take the gods´ Tablet of Destinies for myself,

And control the orders for all the gods,

And shall possess the throne and be master of the rites!

I shall direct every one of the Igigi (2-300 Anunnaki space truckers)!’

He plotted opposition in his heart

And at the chamber´s entrance from which he often gazed,

He waited for the start of the day.

While Enlil was bathing in the holy water,

Stripped and with his crown laid down on the throne,

He gained the Tablet of Destinies for himself,

Took away the Enlil-power.

Rites were abandoned,

3b - Anzu seal

Anzu flew off and went into

Radiance faded, silence reigned,

Father Enlil, their counselor, was dumbstruck,

For he had stripped the chamber of its radiance.

The gods of the land searched high and low for a solution.

Anu made his voice heard, and spoke, addressed the gods his sons:

‘Whichever god slays Anzu

Will make our name great in all populated lands!’

They called the canal-controller, Anu´s son,

The decision-maker spoke for him;

They called Adad, the canal controller, Anu´s son,

The decision-maker spoke to him,

2c - Adad, fork & hammer(Adad, Enlil‘s son, patron god of Akkad)

‘Powerful Adad, ferocious Adad, your attack cannot be deflected;

Your name shall be great in the great gods´ assembly,

You shall have no rival among the gods your brothers,

Then surely shall shrines be created!

Establish your cult centers all over the four quarters!

Your cult centers shall enter Ekur!

Show prowess to the gods, and your name shall be Powerful!

1c - Hadad - Assyrian weather god (Adad, brother to Ninurta & Nannar)

Adad answered the speech, addressed his words to Anu, his father:

‘Father, who could rush off to the inaccessible mountain?

Has taken away the Enlilpower: rites are abandoned!

Anzu flew off and went into hiding!

His utterance has replaced that of Duranki´s god!

He has only to command, and whoever he curses turns to clay!

At his utterance, the gods must now tremble!’

He turned away, saying he would not make the expedition.

2b - Nergal, god of the Underworld (Nergal, god of the Under World, spouse to Ereshkigal)

They called Gerra (Erra / Nergal), Anunitu´s (Inanna’s) son.

The decision-maker spoke to him,

4d - Nergal & sky-chariot 1600 B.C.   (Nergal in his sky-chariot, flying disc)

‘Powerful Gerra, ferocious Gerra, your attack cannot be deflected;

Burn Anzu with fire, your weapon!

Your name shall be great in the great gods´ assembly,

You shall have no rival among the gods your brothers,

Then surely shall shrines be created!

Establish your cult centers all over the four quarters!

Your cult centers shall enter Ekur!

Show prowess to the gods, and your name shall be Powerful!’

2f - Nergal   (Nergal, sometimes Enki‘s son, sometimes Enlil‘s son)

Gerra answered the speech, addressed his words to Anu, his father (grandfather),

‘Father, who could rush off to the inaccessible mountain?

Which of the gods your sons will be Anzu´s conqueror?

For he has gained the Tablets of Destinies for himself,

Has taken away the Enlil power: rites are abandoned!

His utterance has replaced that of Duranki´s god!

He has only to command, and whoever he curses turns to clay!

At his utterance, the gods must now tremble!’

He turned away, saying he would not make the expedition.

They called Shara, Ishtars (Inanna & King Shu-Sin’s) son,

He (Anu) proposed a solution, spoke to him,

‘Powerful Shara, ferocious Shara, your attack cannot be deflected!

Strike Anzu with [ ……..] your weapon!

Your name shall be great in the great gods´ assembly,

You shall have no rival among the gods your brothers,

Then surely shall shrines be created!

Establish your cult centers all over the four quarters!

Your cult centers shall enter Ekur!

Show prowess to the gods, and your name shall be Powerful!’

Shara answered the speech, addressed his words to Anu his father,

‘ Father, who could rush off to the inaccessible mountain?

Which of the gods your sons will be Anzu´s conqueror?

For he has gained the Tablets of Destinies for himself,

Has taken away the Enlil power: rites are abandoned!

His utterance has replaced that of Duranki´s god!

He has only to command, and whoever he curses turns to clay!

At his utterance, the gods must now tremble!’

He turned away, saying he would not make the expedition.

The gods fell silent and despaired of advice.

The Lord of Intelligence wise one who dwells in the Apsu

Formed an idea in the depths of his being

Ea (Enki) formed intelligence in his heart

He told Anu what he was thinking in his inmost being.

‘Let me give orders and search among the gods,

6g - Ninurta & Anzu story told & retold

     (Ninurta battles Anzu for the return of his father Enlil‘s “Tablets of Destinies”)

And pick from the Assembly Anzu´s conqueror.

I myself shall search among the gods

And pick from the Assembly Anzu´s conqueror.’

The Igigi (Anunnaki space truckers) listened to this speech of his

The Igigi were freed from anxiety and kissed his feet

The far-sighted one (Enki) made his voice heard and spoke,

Addressed his words to Anu and Dagan:

6gg - Ninhursag - Ninmah (Ninhursag, Ninurta‘s mother, Enlil‘s 1/2 sister)

‘Have them call for me Belet-ili (Ninhursag), sister of the gods,

Wise counselor of the gods her brothers,

Have them announce her supremacy in the assembly,

Have the gods honor her in their assembly;

I shall then tell her the idea which is my heart.’

They called for Belet-ili, sister of the gods, to him,

Wise counselor of the gods her brothers,

They announced her supremacy in the assembly,

The gods honored her in their assembly.

            "God with a golden hand", initially completely gilded. The god wears a long "kaunakes" which leaves one shoulder free,typical of all divinities since Akkadian periods. From Susa, early 2nd mill.BCE. Copper and gold, H: 17,5 cm AO 2823 (Enki, King Anu‘s eldest & wisest son)

Then Ea (Enki) told the idea in the depths of his inmost being.

‘Previously we used to call you Mami (Ninhursag)

But now your name shall be Mistress of all Gods.

Offer the powerful one, your superb beloved,

Broad of chest, who forms the battle array!

 (Ninurta, Ninhursag, & fighting Goddess of War Inanna)

Give Ninurta, your superb beloved (son to Ninhursag / Mami),

Broad of chest who forms the battle array,

Then shall his name be Lord in the great gods´ assembly.

Let him show prowess to the gods that his may be Powerful!

Let his name be made great in all populated lands

His cult centers….

Lord…..

(2 lines fragmentary)

2d - Ninhursag & attendee, Ninhursag's symbol (Ninhursag & helper with Umbilical Chord Cutter)

Mami listened to this speech of his

And Belet-ili the supreme uttered “Yes”

The gods of the land were glad at her utterance

The Igigi were freed from anxiety and kissed her feet.

She called her son into the gods´ assembly,

And instructed her favorite, saying to him,

            (Ninhursag, Enki as Dagan in a wet suit, Anu in his sky-disc, & Abgal in a “Fish’s Suit”)

‘In the presence of Anu and Dagan,

They announced the course of their rites in the assembly

I gave birth to all the Igigi,

I created every single one of the Anunnaki!

             (alien royal siblings Ninhursag, Enlil, & Bau)

And I created the gods´ assembly. I Mami,

Assigned the Enlil-power to my brother.

Anzu has disrupted the kingship that I designated!

He has obtained for himself the Tablet of Destinies [ ]

He has robbed Enlil; he rejected your father,

Stole the rites and turned them to his use

(Catchline)

Make a path, fix the hour,

TABLET II

Make a path, fix the hour,

Let light dawn for the gods whom I created.

Muster your devastating battle force,

Make your evil winds flash as they march over him.

Capture soaring Anzu

And inundate the earth, which I created – wreck his dwelling.

Let terror thunder above him,

Let fear of your battle force shake in him.

5 - Ninurta's flying Divine Storm Bird (Ninurta‘s winged sky-disc)

Make the devastating whirlwind rise up against him

 (Ninurta the warrior with high-tech alien weaponry)

         Set your arrow in the bow, coat it with poison,

Your form must keep chaning, like a gallu-demon,

6e - Ninurta shoots down, defeats Anzu, Gula seated   (Ninurta, Anzu, & Bau)

Send out a fog, so that he cannot recognize your features!

May your rays proceed above him,

Make a high, attacking leap; have glare

More powerful than Shamash (Utu) generates,

May broad daylight turn to darkness for him

6ii - Ninurta executes the convicted Anzu-Zu Bird (Anzu seized by the throat)

Seize him by the throat: conquer Anzu,

And let the winds bring his feathers as good news

3a - Enlil's Ekur-House in Nippur  (Enlil‘s temple / residence in Nippur)

To Ekur, to your father Enlil´s house,

Rush and inundate the mountain pastures

And slit the throat of wicked Anzu.

Then shall kingship enter Ekur again,

Then shall rites return for the father who begot you!

Then surely shall shrines be created!

Establish your cult centers all over the four quarters!

Your cult centers shall enter Ekur!

Show prowess to the gods, and your name shall be Powerful!’

The warrior listened to his mother´s words,

He hunched in trepidation and went into hiding,

The Lord marshaled the Seven of Battle

The warrior marshaled the seven evil winds,

Who dance in the dust, the seven whirlwinds,

He mustered a battle array, made war with a terrifying formation,

Even the gales were silent at his side, poised for conflict.

On the mountainside, Anzu and Ninurta met.

6c - Ninurta wins battle, defeats Anzu 

       (Anunnaki gods Anzu & Ninurta battle for stolen tablets)

Anzu looked at him and shook with rage at him,

Bared his teeth like a lion in sudden rage,

In utter fury shouted to the warrior:

‘I have taken away every single rite,

And I am in charge of all the gods´ orders!

Who are you, to come to do battle against me?

Give your reasons!’

Insolently his speech rushed out at him,

The warrior Ninurta answered Anzu:

‘I am the avenger of Duranki´s god,

Who established Duranki, the ….. of the broad Earth of…..Ea king of destinies’.

Anzu listened to his speech, then hurled his about furiously amid the mountains,

Darkness fell over the mountain, their faces were overcast,

          (Utu / Shamash, Sun god)

Shamash, the light of the gods, was overcast by darkness,

Adad roared like a lion, his din joined that of Anzu,

A clash between battle arrays war imminent, the flood-weapon massed,

The armor-plated breast was bathed in blood,

Clouds of death rained down, an arrow flashed lightning,

Wizzed, the battle force roared between them

The powerful, superb one,

Mami´s (Ninhhursag‘s) son, trusted of Anu and Dagan,

Beloved of the far-sighted one,

Aimed the shaft at him from the bow’s curve

But it did not go near Anzu: the shaft turned back.

6f - Ninurta shoots down Anzu (artifacts of their battle)

        

        Anzu shuted at it,

“You, shaft that came, return to your reed thicket!

Bow frame, back to your copse!

Bow string, back to the ram´s gut!

Feathers, return to the birds!”

He was holding the gods´ Tablet of Destinies in his hand,

And they influenced the string of the bow, the arrows did not come near his body.

Deadly silence came over the battle and conflict ceased.

Weapons stopped and did not capture Anzu amid the mountains

He (Ninurta) shouted out and instructed Sharur (unidentified?):

‘Repeat to the far-sighted Ea the actions you have seen!

             (Ninurta encircles Anzu; Anu in his sky-disc above)

The Lord´s message is: Ninurta was encircling Anzu

And Ninurta was wrapped in devastation´s dust,

But when he set the shaft to the bow, drew it taut

And aimed the shaft at him from the bows curve,

It did not go near Anzu: the shaft turned back

As Anzu shouted at it: “You, shaft that came, return to your reed thicket!

Bow frame, back to your copse!

Bow string, back to the ram´s gut!

Feathers, return to the birds!”

He was holding the gods´ Tablet of Destinies in his hand,

And they influenced the string of the bow, the arrows did not come near his body.

Deadly silence came over the battle and conflict ceased.

Weapons stopped and did not capture Anzu amid the mountains.’

Sharur bowed, took the message,

Carried the battle dispatch to far-sighted Ea.

‘The Lord´s message is: Ninurta was encircling Anzu

And Ninurta was wrapped in devastation´s dust,

But when he set the shaft to the bow, drew it taut

And aimed the shaft at him from the bows curve,

It did not go near Anzu: the shaft turned back

6d - bang, bang, Ninurta shot down Anzu  (areal battle, Ninurta shoots at Anzu‘s pinions)

As Anzu shouted at it:

“You, shaft that came, return to your reed thicket!

Bow frame, back to your copse!

Bow string, back to the ram´s gut!

Feathers, return to the birds!”

He was holding the gods´ Tablet of Destinies in his hand,

And they influenced the string of the bow, the arrows did not come near his body

Deadly silence came over the battle and conflict ceased.

Weapons stopped and did not capture Anzu amid the mountains.’

The far-sighted one listened to his son´s words,

Called out and instructed Sharur:

‘Repeat to your lord what I say, and everything I tell you, repeat to him:

“Don´t let the battle slacken, press home your victory!

Tire him out so that he sheds his pinions in the clash of tempests!

Take a throw-stick to follow your arrows

And cut off his pinions, detach both right and left.

When he sees his wings and emits (?) his utterance,

Shouts “Wing to wing”, don´t panic:

Draw taut from the curve of your bow

Seize him by the throat, conquer Anzu,

And let the winds bring his feathers as good news

To Ekur, to your father Enlil´s house.

Rush and inundate the mountain pastures

             (Enlil has Anzu killed, & retrieves the “Tablets of Destinies”)

And slit the throat of wicked Anzu.

Then shall kingship enter Ekur again,

Then shall rites return for the father who begot you!

Then surely shall shrines be created!

Establish your cult centers all over the four quarters!

Your cult centers shall enter Ekur!

Show prowess to the gods, and your name shall be Powerful!’

Sharur bowed, took the message,

Carried the battle dispatch to his lord,

Everything Ea told him, he repeated to him.

‘Don´t let the battle slacken, press home your victory!

Tire him out so that he sheds his pinions in the clash of tempests!

Take a throw-stick to follow your arrows

And cut off his pinions, detach both right and left.

When he sees his wings and emits his utterance,

Shouts ‘Wing to wing’, don´t panic;

Draw taut from the curve of your bow, let shafts fly like lightning,

Let the wing feathers dance like butterflies.

Seize him by the throat, conquer Anzu

And let the winds bring his feathers as good news

To Kur, to your father´s Enlil house.

Rush and inundate the mountain pastures

And slit the throat of wicked Anzu.

Then shall kingship enter Ekur again,

Then shall rites return for the father who begot you!

Then surely shall shrines be created!

Establish your cult centers all over the four quarters!

Your cult centers shall enter Ekur!

Show prowess to the gods, and your name shall be Powerful!’

The Lord listened to the words of far-sighted Ea.

He hunched (2) in trepidation, and went into hiding.

The Lord marshaled the Seven of Battle, (alien technologies)

The warrior marshaled the seven evil winds,

   (Ninurta with pilot wings, royal alien prince & heir to father Enlil & King Anu)

Who dance in the dust, the seven whirlwinds,

He mustered a battle array, made war with a terrifying formation,

Even the gales were silent at his side, poised for conflict.

TABLET III

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Devastation….

A heatwave blazed, confusion (?) [ ]

A tempest [ ] to the four winds,

Weapons slew (?) the protection of frost,

Both were bathed in the sweat of battle.

Anzu grew weary and in the clash of tempests shed his pinions.

6cc - famed Ninurta and Anzu battle (wall relief with the “Myth of Anzu text)

He (Ninurta) took a throw-stick to follow his arrows,

And cut off his pinions, detached both right and left.

        He (Anzu) saw his wings and emitted his utterance.

But as he shouted ‘Wing to wing’ a shaft came up at him

A dart passed through his very heart.

He (Ninurta) made an arrow pass through pinion and wing,

A dart passed through heart and lungs,

He slew the mountains, inundated their proud pastures,

Inundated the broad earth in his fury,

Inundated the midst of the mountains, slew wicked Anzu,

08-02-15/11  (Ninurta, the eldest warrior son to Enlil)

And warrior Ninurta regained the Tablets of Destinies for his own hand.

As a sign of good news,

The wind brought Anzu´s feathers

4a - Dagon british museum   (Dagan, Enki in his “Fish’s Suit” – wet suit, god over the waters)

Dagan saw his sign and rejoiced

Called all the gods and joyfully he spoke:

‘The strong one has indeed slain Anzu on his mountain

He regained for his own hand the …. of Anu and Dagan.

Come! Let hm come to us,

Let him rejoice, play, make merry.

…. the gods, his brothers and hear their secrets.

…. the secrets of the gods.

Let Enlil the …. of the gods his brothers bestow on him the rites’.

4g - Enki & Ninhursag
               (Dagan in his wet suit, Anu & sons in his sky-disc, & Ninhursag)

4b - Alalu greeting Enki & crew to Earth (Enki lands on Earth, swims to shore, & greets Alalu)

         (pilot Abgal    Enki / Dagan           planet Nibiru symbol                Alalu)

Enlil made his voice heard, and spoke to Dagan, ‘ [ ] water….

When [ ] he took.

When he slew wicked Anzu in the midst of the mountains,

Warrior Ninurta regained the gods´ Tablet of Destinies for his own hand.

Send for him and let him come to you.

Let him place the Tablet of Destinies in your lap!’

Enlil made his voice heard and spoke,

Addressed his words to Nusku, his vizier,

Nusku, go outside, bring Birdu (unidentified?) into my presence’.

Nusku went outside, brought Birdu into Enlil´s presence.

Enlil made his voice heard and spoke,

Addressed his words to Birdu,

Birdu, I shall send you, I shall….’

(gap of a few lines)

Ninurta made his voice heard and spoke.

Addressed his words to Birdu,

Birdu, why have you come here so aggressively?’

Birdu made his voice heard and spoke.

Addressed his words to Ninurta, his lord,

‘ My lord, Enlil, your father, sent me to you …. to say

The gods have heard

That you slew wicked Anzu amid the mountains.

They rejoiced, were glad and [ ]

Made me to come to your presence and [ ]

Go to him that he may [ ]

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Let him (Enlil) in his powerfulness faze upon wicked Anzu in Ekur,

Warrior, in your powerfulness, when you slew the mountain,

You captured Anzu, slew him in powerfulness,

Slew soaring Anzu in his powerfulness.

Because you were so brave and slew the mountain,

You made all foes kneel at the feet of Enlil your father,

Ninurta, because you were so brave and slew the mountain,

You have made all foes kneel at the feet of Enlil your father,

You have won complete dominion, every single rite,

Who was ever created like you?

The mountain´s rites are proclaimed,

The shrines of the gods of fates granted to you.

(Nisaba, Enlil‘s mother-in-law, Master Scribe of the gods & men, Goddess of Grains)

They call upon Nissaba (Nisaba, Ninlil‘s mother) for your purification ceremony;

They call your name in the furrow Ningirsu (Ninurta).

They designate for you the entire shepherding of peoples,

Give your great (?) name as Duku for kingship.

In Elam they give your name as Hurabtil,

They speak of you as Shushinak in Susa.

Your name is Anu´s.…. they give you as Lord of the Secret

[ ] among the gods your brothers [ ] your father.

[ ] who marshes in front.

They give [your name as Pabilsag (Ninurta)] in Egalmah (Ninurta‘s spouse Bau‘s residence in Nippur),

Call your name …… in Ur,

Give your name as Nin-Azu (Ereshkigal‘s son, sometimes Enlil‘s son) in Ekurmah,

[ ] Duranki was your birthplace.

[In ] they speak of you as Ishtaran,

[In ] Zababa.

[ ] they call his name (many names for Ninurta in many areas, for thousands of years).

Your bravery much greater than all the other gods, [ ] your divinity is surpassing;

Wholehearted (?) I praise you!

They give your name in …… as Lugalbanda (Ninurta‘s son-in-law).

In E-igi-kalama (?) they give you as Warrior Tishpak,

They call you (?) …. or …… in E-nimma-anku.

[ ] son of Belet-ili (Ninhursag), your mother,

2aa - Bau on stela 4 - Bau, Ninurta's spouse, Anu's duaghter(boundary stones of Bau, Ninurta with bow & arrow)

[ ] lord of the Boundary-Arrow,

[ ] Panigara,

[In E-akkil (?)] they call……

[ Your name ] Papsukkal (Nannar‘s son), who marshes in front.

[ ] surpassing are your names among the gods by far!

[ ] you are thoughtful, capable, awesome,

3b - Anu of planet Nibiru (Anu, King of entire planet of Nibiru, father to main gods sent to colonize the Earth)

Your counselor (?) the far-sighted one, your father Anu, [ ] battle and combat,

He granted you [ ]

Called you [ ] of their [ ]

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(Colophon)

[ ] land of Hanigalbat [ ] speedily excerpted

[ ] read (?), inspected (?), reviewed (?)

Zababa’s (House in Kish) Temple Hymn

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2b - Kish ruins, where kingship was born (Kish ruins, Ninhursag‘s patron city)

O house built in plenitude,

Kiš (Kish), raising its head among the princely divine powers (alien technologies),

established settlement, your great foundation cannot be scattered.

Your plinth is a vast oppressive cloud floating in the midst of the sky.

Your interior is a weapon, a mace decorated with …….

Your right hand makes mountains tremble, your left thins out the enemy.

Your prince, mighty and magnificent, a great storm overpowering the earth,

inspiring great and terrifying awe, your sovereign,

5c - Ningirsu of Lagash grasps enemy in a net (Zababa; Ninurta, Enlil‘s warrior sons)

the warrior Zababa (Ninurta‘s brother), has erected a house in your precinct,

O E-dub (Storage house),

O house Kiš, and taken his seat upon your dais.

8 lines: the house of Zababa in Kiš (Kish).

A shir-gida to Nininsina (Nininsina A)

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…… who has taken her seat on an exalted dais, ……, imbued with awesomeness, an amazing sight,

2 - Bau-Gula, spouse to Ninurta & mother to Ninsun (Bau, daughter to King Anu, spouse-aunt to Ninurta, & her guard dog Tuni-iu-sag)

…… Nininsina (Bau / Gula), joyously fresh, ……, gathering up the divine powers, she announces the rites.

…… Nininsina …… with intricate skill.

……, ministering with intricate skill, she gathers up the divine powers (alien technologies);

Nininsina, ministering with intricate skill, she gathers up the divine powers.

She takes in her hands the august divine powers.

She attaches the incrustations to the great garment, while speaking favorable words.

5aa - Bau & possibly son Damu, medical doctors (son Damu & Bau, doctors to gods & black-headed earthlings)

She tests the surgical lancet; Nininsina sharpens the scalpel.

She has made perfect the divine powers (alien technologies) of medicine,

and hands them over to her son, the king of Jirsi, the kindly Damu:

5a - Bau & son Damu, medical treatment (Damu & Bau, her guard dog, & Ninurta)

My son, pay attention to everything medical!

Damu, pay attention to everything medical!

He takes the bandages and wipes them; he treats the bandages with embrocation,

and softens the plaster that had been put on them.

He mops up the blood and suppuration, and places a warm hand on the horrid wound.

My lady, the midwife of the mothers of the Land,

              (bottom panel: Bau seated next to a patient)

is the chief doctor of the black-headed; Nininsina, the daughter of An,

hands this all over to her son, the king of Jirsi, the kindly Damu:

5b - Bau & son administer medical attention (alien doctors Damu & mother Bau kneeling)

“My son, pay attention to everything medical!

Damu, pay attention to everything medical!

You will be praised for your diagnoses.”

5c - Bau & helpers attend to illness (Princess Bau watches son Damu administer medical attention)

Holy Nininsina performs for him her role as incantation priest,

 

            (Anu with 2 others in his sky-disc above the Tree of Life;            Enki with his flowing waters of life)

which Enki bestowed on her from the princely abzu (marshlands of Persian Gulf).

Because of the anxiety and intestinal disease which pursue mankind,

this person writhes like a …… snake, hissing like a snake in waste ground,

always calling out anew: “My heart! My stomach!”

My lady performs the incantations perfectly.

Nininsina speaks the incantation formula over them and they become better.

She performs the incantation with ghee,

and pours it into her great bowl, bringing it along in her cooling hands.

She makes the illness leave this person’s body like wind.

Like a raging fire of esparto grass, it dies out of its own accord.

The personal gods of mankind stand before her pleading and praying;

3b - Anu of planet Nibiru 1ae - Enlil, Babylonian (Anunnaki alien King Anu with son & heir Enlil, Earth Colony Commander)

at their request, holy Nininsina intercedes before An (Anu) and Enlil for them at his highest cult place:

“The evil demons and the evil demonesses who beset mankind,

Dim-me (unidentified) and Dim-mea (unidentified) who enter by night,

Namtar (from Under World) and Asag (?) who will not leave a man alone, stand before the man.

He is robbed of sleep (?).

His god who smites all

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That man calls a dream interpreter, wishing to have knowledge of the future.

The man for whom the demonic illness has been too great utters pleas to holy Nininsina,

utters prayers to her: “My lady, I come to do homage to you!”

Then your incantation descends onto the man,

and you will treat him like a youth who has a protective deity.

Afterwards, when you have stretched out your finger over him,

he will himself praise you fittingly and call upon your name favorably!

My lady searched intensively on her own (?),

concerned herself with things that otherwise one does not bother with,

directed her attention to things that otherwise one does not do.

Proudly she …… the rank of Mistress, and my lady took away all the divine powers established for it.

At that time, the jewelery of cuba stones did not exist;

1b - Bau, Gula - Ninurta's spouse, Anu's daughter (Bau wearing cuba stone necklace, & nephew-spouse Ninurta, Enlil‘s heir)

no jewelery of cuba stones was worn on the neck.

Nininsina invented it: it was she who plowed with the cuba stones, she who made them into seeds.

For (?) the goddess, the great Mistress of heaven, she invented the jewelery of cuba stones.

Radiating terrifying splendor as she grasped it, she placed it joyously on her head.

To create offspring for thousands of young women,

2b - Ninhursag & Enki in lab  2b-enki-his-hybred-experiments

(Ninhursag & brother Enki with umbilical chord cutter, children of King Anu & leaders on Earth;   Enki in the abzu with DNA experiments, Anunnaki working to develop earthling hybrids to become their adequate replacement workers)

to make things in order like a potter, to cut the umbilical cord, to determine destinies,

to place a hand on the door of the Nijin-jar (a part of Nininsina‘s temple at Isin),

……, to let the human child scream loud and long after it is received in the embrace,

to turn his belly downwards and to turn it upside down,

to …… the office of Mistress, to treat it quickly, to wash ……

— after she has made all these great divine powers (alien technologies) appear gloriously,

and my lady has spoken praise …… in addition, Nininsina praises herself fittingly:

4c - Bau & her dog (boundary stone of Bau, used by her to protect boundaries of kingdoms & land grants)

“I am the lady, the youthful woman, the great strength of Enlil!

I am the beautiful woman Nininsina, daughter of holy An!

 (King Anu in sky-disc, ruler of their planet’s one-world-order, & of Earth Colony)

My father An the king, shepherd of the gods, sat me in the Land on a holy dais.

My mother Urac (Nammu), the lady of the gods, had momentous sexual intercourse with An,

relaxing in the holy bedchamber; my place of engendering by holy An was a holy place.

1a - Isin, Iraq (areal view, Bau‘s patron city-state & house in Isin, now heavily looted)

My house is the house of Isin, the cosmic border of heaven and earth,

a fragrant cedar forest whose perfume does not diminish;

its interior is a mountain established in plenteousness.

2a - Dilmun & Magan  (Dilmun, pristine lands given to Enki‘s daughter Ninsikila)

Before the land of Dilmun ever existed, my house was created from a date palm.

3d-ninurta-his-spouse-bau-gula  (Royal Princess Bau & spouse Royal Prince & heir to kingship, Ninurta)

Before the land of Dilmun ever existed, Isin was created from a date palm.

Its dates are like a great linen garment that hangs on a tree, heaped up into piles.

Feasting - banquet scene in Nippur   (gods feast as earthlings work)

The Anuna (Anunnaki), the great gods, eat together with me.

My house is a place of healing, full of opulence, the place of the formation of the Land.

At night it shines to me like the moonlight; in the noonday heat it shines to me like the sunlight.

3a-ninurta-unknowns-spouse-bau  (Ninurta & his Royal Princess spouse Bau)

My husband, lord Pabilsaj (Ninurta), the son of Enlil, lies inside with me ……, enjoying his rest there.

My watercourse is the Kir-sig watercourse, which produces plenty for eating,

which spreads out over the wheat; in it the flowing water always rises high for me.

Its banks make syrup and wine grow there, and make their produce rich for me.

  (Earth Colony Commander Enlil, father to Ninurta, & 1/2 brother to Bau)

“The heart of the Great Mountain Enlil became fearsome:

he frowned at the enemy land, and cursed the rebel land.

My father Enlil dispatched me to the rebel land, the enemy land that he had frowned at —

me, the young woman, me, the strong heroine — I went there.

2b - Gula & her dog (Bau the prison warden, with her guard dog Tuni-iu-sag)

I made the shepherd of the rebel land there grasp Enlil‘s words well in his ears.

He became frightened at me and became silent (?) in my presence,

after I had stormed (?) in his ear for him.

Now no one knows him there in the destroyed city, no one finds the shepherd there in his pastures.

After I had destroyed it like water, drowned it like the harvest,

after I had grabbed him as a threshing sledge grabs barley,

after I had set him ablaze like esparto grass, I struck him with the mace and killed him.

I announced the news to my father (½ brother) Enlil in Nibru (Nippur).

2f - Bau, Enlil & Anu (Bau, Enlil, & their father King Anu)

“I am the lady who sits upon terrifying divine powers (alien technologies)!

I am she who is endowed from holy heaven with the office of incantation priestess!

I am she who withdraws the first fruits from the palace,

I am she who has received the divine powers from the most elevated dais.

I am mighty, I am the forceful one of An (Anu) and Urac (Nammu),

I am the great lady of the gods!

My terror is fearsome as it weighs on the Land;

2ab - Bau & Ninurta, boundary stone detail2a - Bau, her dog, & spouse Ninurta (Bau & spouse Ninurta / Ningirsu)

my terrifying splendor burdens all the foreign lands.

No man anticipates my commands.

I am the lady, I am heroic, I am youthful, I am the powerful one of the Land!

The heavens fold themselves in my presence like a mourning garment;

the earth is more and more submerged as if by the water of a flood when I am present.

I am the neck-stock of the Land which grips mankind.

I am she who hastens like a north wind storm into the midst of the people!

I am she who hears prayer and pleading!”

1d - Bau, spouse to Ninurta (Bau seated on her throne in Isin)

Praise be to holy Nininsina.

A cir-gida of Nininsina.

Minor Gods Related to Bau / Gula Quotes From Texts

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Damu Quotes From Texts

Damu = son of Bau & Ninurta

doctor of gods & earthlings, worshiped in Isin

        “She tests the surgical lancet; Nininsina (Bau) sharpens the scalpel.

         She has made perfect the divine powers (alien technologies) of medicine,

         and hands them over to her son, the king of Jirsi, the kindly Damu:

         ‘My son, pay attention to everything medical!

         Damu, pay attention to everything medical!’

         He takes the bandages and wipes them;

         he treats the bandages with embrocation,

         and softens the plaster that had been put on them.

         He mops up the blood and suppuration,

         and places a warm hand on the horrid wound.

         My lady, the midwife of the mothers of the Land,

        is the chief doctor of the black-headed;

        Nininsina (Bau), the daughter of An (Anu),

        hands this all over to her son, the king of Jirsi, the kindly Damu:

         ‘My son, pay attention to everything medical!

         Damu, pay attention to everything medical!

         You will be praised for your diagnoses.’

         Holy Nininsina performs for him her role as incantation priest,

         which Enki bestowed on her…”

        

        “They have told Damu,

        the chief barber (? physician) of Nunamnir (Enlil), healer of the living,

         to make the foreign countries bow at the feet of his father and mother!…”

Ab-Bau Quote From Text

Ab-Bau = Bau’s son

         “Bau (Gula) has abandoned Iri-kug and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.

         She has abandoned her flooded chamber

         and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.

         Her son Ab-Bau has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.

         Ab-Bau has abandoned Ma-gu-ena and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.

         The protective goddess of the holy house has abandoned it

         and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold …”

Galalim / Ig-alim Quotes From Texts

Galalim / Ig-alim = Ninurta’s son, Bau’s son?

chief superintendent

Ninurta As Gal-alim:

         “For the god Gal-alim, the favorite son of the god Nin-girsu (Ninurta),

         for his king, Gudea, the patesi of Shirpurla

         his temple of E-me-ghush-gal-an-ki has constructed…”

       

        “Gudea,...the offspring of the goddess Gutumdug (Ninsun),

        dowered with sovereignty and the scepter supreme by the god Gal-alim,…”

Ninurta As Ig-alim:

         “Bau, lady …… true cream,

         As is fitting, she lets Lord Ig-alim have the scepter…”

       

        (Ninurta speaking)

         “The guardians of my house and the fair-looking protective goddesses …….

         My chief superintendent, Ig-alim, is the neck-stock of my hands.

         He has been promoted to take care of my house; …….

         My messenger does not forget anything: he is the pride of the palace.

         In the city named after (?) Enlil, I recognize true and false…”

       

        “Lugal-kur-dub walked in front of him (Gudea),

        Ig-alim directed him and Nin-jiczida (Ningishzidda),

        his personal god, held him by the hand throughout the time…”

       

        “With his divine duties, namely to guide the hand of the righteous one;

         to force the evil-doer´s neck into a neck stock;

         to keep the house safe; to keep the house pleasant;

         to instruct his city and the sanctuaries of Jirsu;

         to set up an auspicious throne; to hold the scepter of never-ending days;

         to raise high the head of Nin-jirsu´s shepherd, Gudea, as if he wore a blue crown;

         and to appoint to their offices in the courtyard of E-ninnu the skin-clad ones,

         the linen-clad ones and those whose head is covered,

         Gudea introduced Ig-alim, the Great Door (ig gal), the Pole (dim) of Jirnun,

         the chief bailiff of Jirsu, his beloved son to lord Nin-jirsu…”

       

        “Young woman Nin-Nibru, lady ……. Lord Ninurta, my king…….

         Ig-alim, my king …….Cul-cagana, my king …….”

Ninsun Quotes From Texts

Ninsun = Bau & Ninurta’s daughter

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Bau’s Septuplets Quote From Text

Bau’s & Ninurta’s septuplets

Zazaru, Ickur-pa-ed, Ur-agrunta-ea,

He-girnuna, He-caga, Zurju and Zarju,

who are Bau´s septuplets, the offspring of lord Nin-jirsu (Ninurta),

his beloved lukur maidens, who create plenty for the myriads,

stepped forward to lord Nin-jirsu with friendly entreaties on behalf of Gudea…”

Ninzuana Quote From Text

Ninzuana = Bau?, daughter of Bau & Ninurta?

        “Lugal-Marda (Ninurta?, Ninurta’a son?) stepped outside his city.

        Ninzuana took an unfamiliar path away from her beloved dwelling.

         ‘Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house,’ she cried bitterly.

         Isin, the shrine that was not a quay, was split by onrushing waters.

         Ninisina (Bau), the mother of the Land, wept bitter tears.

         ‘Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house,’ she cried bitterly…”

Ninkurra Quotes From Texts

Ninkurra = Enki’s & Ninsar’s daughter

Uttu & Ninimma’s mother

 

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        “Ninsar gave birth to Ninkurra, another girl-child, the future goddess of Mountain Pastures.

        As before, Enki rejoiced at Ninkurra’s loveliness, at her cheerful smile and sweet face.

        Again, Enki saw in Ninkurra twice the mark of his beloved Ninhursag…”

 

        “Ninkurra, who, like herself, grew in record time.

        Lovely, resourceful Ninkurra demonstrated enormous energy

        by climbing the highest heights, up to the mountain tops,

        but also keeping her essence tied to the ground.

        This way Ninkurra, the Goddess of Mountain Pastures grew safe from all hatred or harm.

        Another nine days passed by, and as Ninkurra played at a mountain top,

        curiosity led her to explore a well that surfaced out of the blue to water the greens

        and wild flower beds she had just made grow.

        To her sheer surprise and delight, the well took the shape of a handsome god,

        who introduced himself to her as Enki the Sweet Waters Lord.

        Again, Enki looked at Ninkurra’s young and cheerful face,

        and desired to dive into the maiden’s embrace, for she reminded him twice of Ninhursag,…”

       

       “Ninkurra, who had lived a life so sheltered at the mountain heights,

        was fully bewitched by the easy charm of the older, more experienced god.

        Thus she joyously yielded to him and love they made for nine days and nine nights.

        But Enki soon realized that as lovely as Ninkurra was, she could not be compared to Ninhursag.

        As before, the Sweet Waters Lord left Ninsar after nine days,

        when Ninkurra gave birth to another lovely girl-child called Uttu,

        the Spider, the Weaver of Patterns and Life Desires…”

       

       “Ninhursagfrowned at the sadness reflected in Ninsar’s and Ninkurra’s eyes,

        and frowned at Enki’s unbridled lust…”

      

        “In turn Ninkura went out to the riverbank.

        Enki was able to see up there from in the marsh, he was able to see up there, he was.

        He said to his minister Isimud:

        ‘Is this nice youngster not to be kissed? Is this nice Ninkura not to kissed?’

        His minister Isimud answered him:

        ‘Kiss this nice youngster. Kiss this nice Ninkura.

        My master will sail, let me navigate.

        He will sail, let me navigate.’

        First he put his feet in the boat, next he put them on dry land.

        He clasped her to the bosom, kissed her,

        Enki poured semen into the womb and she conceived the semen in the womb, the semen of Enki.

        But her one month was one day, but her nine months were nine days.

        In the month of womanhood, like juniper oil, like juniper oil, like oil of abundance,

       Ninkura, like juniper oil, like juniper oil, like oil of abundance, gave birth to Uttu, the exalted (?) woman…”

       

        “Ninkura in turn gave birth to Ninimma.

        She brought the child up and made her flourish…”

Azimua Quotes From Texts

Azimua / Ninazimua = Enki & Ninhursag‘s daughter via Uttu

spouse to Ningishzidda

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As Azimua:

         “’What hurts you still, dear (Enki)?’

         ‘My throat hurts me. (Ninhursag)’

         ‘To the goddess Azimua I have given birth for you to set your throat free’…”

 

         “’My brother (Enki), what part of you hurts you?’

         ‘My arm (a) hurts me.’

         She (Ninhursag) gave birth to Azimua out of it…”

 

         Azimua shall marry Ninjiczida (Ningishzidda),…”

 

         “To Dimpimekug (1 ms. has instead: Dimpikug, who stands by his side,

         he gave a lapis-lazuli seal hanging from a pin, and a gold and silver toggle-pin with a bison’s head.

          To his spouse, Ninazimua (Azimua), the august scribe, denizen of Arali,

          in her palace, the shepherd Ur-Namma offered a headdress with the august ear-pieces (?) of a sage,

        made of alabaster, a …… stylus, the hallmark of the scribe,

        a surveyor’s gleaming line, and the measuring rod ……”

 

As Ninazimua:   

          “To …… Ninjiczida, in his palace, the shepherd Ur-Namma offered a …… sparkling with ……,

         ……. donkeys that bray loudly (?), followed by …….”

 

          “To …… Ninazimua, …… denizen of Arali, and to Jectin-ana (Geshtinanna) , the king’s sister,

       (Geshtinanna & Ur-Namma are offspring of Ninsun)

         in her palace, the shepherd Ur-Namma offered a ……,

         the hallmark of the scribe, ……, a peg and the measuring rod …….”

Nina Quotes From Texts

Nina = Enki & Ninhursag‘s daughter via Uttu

Goddess of Oracles

 

(Texts: All Artifacts, Color Coding, & Writings in Bold Type With Italics Inside Parenthesis, are Added by Editor R. Brown, not the Authors, Translators, or Publishers!)

(gods in bluemixed-breed demigods in teal)

    

        O Nina, Hea’s (Enki‘s) daughter! Zi!…

 

       “may the goddess Ninâ the mistress of interpretations,…”

      

        “For the goddess Ninâ, the lady of destinies (?), the lady of oracles (?),

        for his lady, Gudea the patesi of Shirpurla has made the dedicatory inscriptions (?).

        In Ninâ-ki, her favorite city, her temple of E-ud-mâ-Ninâ-ki-tag

        which rises from the Kur-ê he has constructed…”

      

        “For the goddess Ninâ, the lady of destinies (?), the lady of oracles (?),

        for his mistress, Dungi (King Shulgi) the puissant prince, the king of Ur,

        the king of Shumer and Accad, the temple of E-shish-shish-e-ma-ra,

        her favorite temple, has constructed…”

      

        “he (Ur-Nanshe) has erected.

       The temple of the goddess Ninâ

     

        “may the goddess Nin-marki the eldest daughter of the goddess Ninâ...

      

        “For the goddess Nin-mar-ki (Enki‘s daughter), the good lady,

        the eldest daughter of the goddess Niná

       

        “En-anna-tumma, the patesi Of Shirpurla-ki,

        the chosen of the heart of the goddess Ninâ,

        the great patesi of the god Nin-girsu (Ninurta),

        the son of Entena the patesi of Shirpurla-ki…”

      

        “By harvesting, the men of Umma had eaten one storehouse-full

        of the grain of Nina [goddess of Oracles], the grain of Ningirsu;…”

 

         “Urlumma, ruler of Umma drained the boundary canal of Ningirsu, the boundary canal of Nina;…”

 

         Ili, ruler of Umma, wickedly flooded the dyked and irrigated field;

         he commanded that the boundary canal of Ningirsu; the boundary canal of Nina be ruined….

         Enlil and Ninkhursag did not permit [this to happen].

         Entemena, ruler of Lagash, whose name was spoken by Ningirsu,

         restored their canal to its place according to the righteous word of Enlil,

         according to the righteous word of Nina,…”

 

         Ur-Bau (semi-divine mixed-breed), the patesi of Shirpurla-ki,

         the offspring begotten by the god Nin-âgal (Enki’s son),…

         chosen by the immutable will of the goddess Niná,…”

Inscription of Umma and Lagash

Based on: George A. Barton, “Inscription of Entemena #7″ in: The Royal Inscriptions of Sumer and Akkad (New Haven, CT; Yale Univ., 1929) pp. 61, 63 and 65. Reprinted in D. Brendan Nagle and Stanley M. Burstein, The Ancient World: Readings in Social and Cultural History (Englewood CLiffs, NJ; Prentice Hall, 1995) pp. 30-31.

Lagash and Umma were two Sumerian cities located 18 miles apart.

These documents were found on clay cylinders and date from about 2500 BC At the time of the events recorded here, Entemena is king of Lagash. His uncle, Eannatum, had been king earlier and was responsible for the treaty with Lagash mentioned in these documents. The names of the rulers of Lagash are confusing: Eannatum was king of Lagash at the time the original treaty with Umma was negotiated. Enannatum was Eannatum‘s brother and succeeded him on the throne. Entemena, Enannatum‘s son and Eannatum‘s nephew, was king of Lagash at the time of the dispute described in the documents.

(Texts: All Artifacts, Color Coding, & Writings in Bold Type With Italics Inside Parenthesis, are Added by Editor R. Brown, not the Authors, Translators, or Publishers!)

(gods in bluemixed-breed demigods in teal…)

        Document I

           1ae - Enlil, Babylonian  (Earth Colony Commander Enlil, “double seed” heir to King Anu)

By the immutable word of Enlil, king of the lands, father of the gods,

Ningirsu (Ninurta) and Shara (Inanna‘s son) set a boundary to their lands.

2b - Kish ruins, where kingship was born  (Kish wall ruins, Ninurta‘s mother Ninhursag‘s patron city)

Mesilim, King of Kish, at the command of his deity Kadi (unidentified),

2aa - Bau on stela 4b - Bau & unknowns (Kudurru Stones backed by gods, boundary marker stele of the aliens on Earth)

set up a stele [a boundary marker] in the plantation of that field.

Ush, ruler of Umma, formed a plan to seize it.

That stele he broke in pieces, into the plain of Lagash he advanced.

5c - Ningirsu of Lagash grasps enemy in a net (Ninurta / Ningirsu with alien battle-net, son & heir to Commander of Earth, Enlil)

Ningirsu, the hero of Enlil, by his just command, made war upon Umma.

4d - Enlil, Ninurta holding a mace, & Nannar

   (Enlil commands his warrior son Ninurta & granddaughter Inanna, the Goddess of War)

At the command of Enlil, his great net ensnared them.

He erected their burial mound on the plain in that place.

Document II

Eannatum, ruler of Lagash, brother of the father of Entemena [who put up this inscription] …

for Enakalli, ruler of Umma, set the border to the land.

He carried a canal from the great river to Guedin .

2a - Ninurta, Enlil's heir to heaven & earth   (Ninurta, 2nd in line to kingship of planet Nibiru‘s one-world-order throne, & Earth Colony)

He opened the field of Ningirsu on its border for 210 spans to the power of Umma.

He ordered the royal field not to be seized.

At the canal he inscribed a stele.

He returned the stele of Mesilim to its place.

He did not encroach on the plain of Mesilim.

At the boundary-line of Ningirsu, as a protecting structure,

2a - Ninhursag, Ninmah, Nintu, etcHathorix capital. Limestone, bas-relief from Paphos, Cyprus 80 x 44 x 24 cm AM 2755 (Ninhursag, King Anu‘s daughter, Enlil‘s 1/2 sister, Ninurta‘s mother)

he built the sanctuary of Enlil, the sanctuary of Ninkhursag (Ninhursag) ….

By harvesting, the men of Umma had eaten one storehouse-full of

the grain of Nina [goddess of Oracles] (Enki & sister Ninhursag‘s daughter),

the grain of Ningirsu; he caused them to bear a penalty.

They brought 144,000 gur,, a great storehouse full, [as repayment].

The taking of this grain was not to be repeated in the future.

Urlumma, ruler of Umma drained the boundary canal of Ningirsu,

the boundary canal of Nina; those steles he threw into the fire, Continue reading