Volume 2 | Nuova serie
open access | peer reviewedKeywords Ludlul • Late Babylonian • Folk medicine • Cuneiform • Ninkarrak • Šumma ālu • Divination • Akkadian prayer • Babylonian • Babylonian literature • Physiognomic omens • Hymn • Gula • Mesopotamian slander • Middle Babylonian onomastics • Administrative texts • Amēl-Marduk • Mesopotamian witchcraft • Bullussa-rabi • Ereshkigal • Donkey • Hittite magical rituals • Babylonian Literature • Erra and Išum • šumma umṣatu • Makeshift gates • Kassite Nippur • Anatomy of the arm • Horse • Scribal practices • Mesopotamian conceptions of divinity • Tunnawi’s ritual • Uruk • Wisdom literature • Nergal • Gilgamesh • Animals • Gossip and reputation • Anatomy of the tongue • Historical background of myths • Literature • Names for parts of the human body • Babylonian mythology • Flood epic
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