Throughout this work, humans are referred to as ‘black headed ones' and are identified with the rebelliousness of the consort of central antagonist.
Throughout this work, humans are referred to as ‘black headed ones' and are identified with the rebelliousness of the consort of central antagonist. In its third section Gaga, the minister to a god of the horizon, is dispatched to check on the willingness of the hero to face the antagonist in battle. Beginning "When on high the heaven had not been named, // Firm ground below had not been called by name," --for 10 points—name this mythological text in the library of Ashurbanipal and chronicling Tiamat and Marduk.
Throughout this work, humans are referred to as ‘black headed ones' and are identified with the rebelliousness of the consort of central antagonist.
{Enuma Elish}