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Lumma was a
Mesopotamian god who
could be portra**** as a
warrior or as a farmer. It has been
proposed that he was
originally understood as the deified...
- Umma Ur-
Lumma (Sumerian: π¨πππ , Ur DLum-ma; fl.βc. 2425 BC) was a
ruler of the
Sumerian city-state of Umma. His
father was King Enakalle, who had been...
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performance at the
induction ceremony,
including the full "summa
lumma dooma lumma" fast
rapping portion of the
third verse of the song. On November...
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known sources,
Ninmug herself is
addressed as the
mother of the
minor god
Lumma in some sources. She was also ****ociated with the
underworld goddess EreΕ‘'ugga...
- that
Eannatum was his
Sumerian name,
while his "Tidnu" (Amorite) name was
Lumma.[citation needed] Eannatum,
grandson of Ur-Nanshe and son of Akurgal, was...
- the
filiation of
Enakalle (possibly son of Ush) and his own son Ur-
Lumma. When Ur-
Lumma died,
presumably without a son but
certainly with a
daughter named...
-
under its ensi Ur-
Lumma, who
attacked Lagash unsuccessfully.
After several battles,
Enannatum I
finally defeated Ur-
Lumma. Ur-
Lumma was
replaced by a...
- rule, Umma once more ****erted
independence under Ur-
Lumma, who
attacked Lagash unsuccessfully. Ur-
Lumma was
replaced by a priest-king, Illi, who also attacked...
- the Cone of Enmetena, Room 236
Reference AO 3004,
Louvre Museum. Umma Ur-
Lumma was the son of Enakalle, and his successor. He
challenged Enannatum I, but...
- role,
though it is also
possible the
deity meant is
Lumma or Humban.
According to
Gianni Marchesi,
Lumma was most
likely present in the
original version of...
