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Ninsun (also
called Ninsumun, cuneiform: ð’€ð’Š©ð’Œ†ð’„¢ dNIN.SUMUN2; Sumerian: Nin-sumun(ak) "lady of the wild cows") was a
Mesopotamian goddess. She is best...
- literature, was the
father of Gilgamesh.
Early sources mention his
consort Ninsun and his
heroic deeds in an
expedition to
Aratta by King Enmerkar. Lugalbanda...
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Gilgamesh visits his mother,
Ninsun, who s****s the
support and
protection of the sun-god
Shamash for
their adventure.
Ninsun adopts Enkidu as her son, and...
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Ninsun Poli is a Swedish-****yrian
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Third Dynasty of Ur, who
referred to
Ninsun as
their divine mother. Dina Katz
proposes that the
tradition in
which Ninsun,
rather than Duttur, was the mother...
- Forest. In this same
episode the
goddess Ninsun adopts Enkidu and also
entrusts him with
protecting the king.
Ninsun, the
mother of
Gilgamesh adopts Enkidu...
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ruler Djoser, was cast as
having had his
mother as the
Mesopotamian goddess Ninsun alongside his father, the
previous human ruler of Uruk.
Another Mesopotamian...
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tremble with fear; he
prays to Shamash,
reminding him of his
promise to
Ninsun that he
would be protected.
Shamash responds from heaven,
instructing him...
- over the
Kingship of Ur to Nanna, at that time did Ur-Nammu, son born of
Ninsun, for his
beloved mother who bore him, in
accordance with his principles...
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instead put on the
absence of his parents. Additionally,
evidence exists for
Ninsun being regarded as Urash's daughter,
though Jan
Lisman argues that based...
