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Malgium (also Malkum) (Ĝalgi’a or Ĝalgu’a in Sumerian, and Malgû(m) in Akkadian) is an
ancient Mesopotamian city
tentatively identified as Tell Y****ir...
- title, they were
usually separate from each other. The
cities of
Eridu and
Malgium were
regarded as Damgalnuna's cult centers. She was also
worshiped in other...
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Weidner god list and An = Anum),
incantations and a
curse formula from
Malgium. The
theonym Ara was
written in
cuneiform logographically as dŠA. In the...
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victory against Malgium provides a
clear indication of a
northern campaign along the
Tigris on Gungunum's part, as the city of
Malgium was
located somewhere...
- Ur.
Further cities where Ninshubur was
worshiped include Adab, Nippur,
Malgium, and more. In myths,
Ninshubur is portra**** as a
companion of
Inanna and...
- of Shu-Suen and Amar-Sin respectively, and
continuing under the rule of
Malgium. An
alternate name for
Ursagrig during the
Akkadian Empire and Ur III periods...
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least part of the time, it has also been
proposed that he
ruled from
Malgium. Many
tablets of Rîm-Anum were
found at the
temple of Sîn-kāšid during...
- Kish (Tell
Uheimir & Ingharra)
Babilim (Babylon)
Borsippa (Birs Nimrud)
Malgium (Tulūl al-Fāj / Tell Y****ir) Mashkan-shapir (Tell Abu Duwari)
Dilbat (Tell...
- 7-year
reign record that he
campaigned against Babylon in year 4,
Ibrat and
Malgium in year 5, and
Eshnunna in year 6. Sin-Iddinam is also
known for a prayer...
- E-maḫ, was
built in Adab by a
local ruler.
Another temple was
built at
Malgium by King Ipiq-Ištar.
Ninmah ("great lady") was one of the most
common epithets...
