Hittite MythsGary M. Beckman This work contains the first English translations of a collection of Hittite myths. |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
OLD ANATOLIAN MYTHS | 9 |
The Voyage of the Immortal Human Soul | 32 |
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Alalu Anat-Astarte Anatolian anger Appu Arinna Ashertu Astabi Baal Basalt became began to say began to speak Bernabé Bogazköy bread brother cattle barn child context lost cult Dark Earth daughter drink eagle Edition Elkunirsa Ellil ERESHKIGAL evil Fate Goddesses Following context fragment GUDU-priest Güterbock 1961 Haas Hanna Hannahanna Hapantali Harapsili Hattian Hattic language Hattusa heaven Hebat Hedammu Hittite myths Hoffner Hupasiya Hurrian Illuyanka Impaluri Inara Irsirra deities Kamrusepa Kanesh Kessi king Kubaba Kumarbi began Kumarbi Cycle Kumarbi myths Kummiya LAMMA land Laroche Marassanta River Mother Goddesses mountains Mukisanu Nerik Nineveh numbers Old Hittite Purulli Queen s)he Sauska seized serpent sheep Siegelová Silver Song of Kumarbi Song of Ullikummi soul spoke stifled stories Storm God Storm God's father sullenness Sun God Sun Goddess tablet Tasmisu Telipinu Tessub thick loaves took translation Transliteration Ubelluri Ullikummi Urkis vizier wife wisdom wrath