Sumerian mythology; a study of spiritual and literary achievement in the third millennium B.C.
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TextSeries: (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society: 21)Philadelphia American Philosophical Society 1944Description: xv, 170p.; illus.; bibliog. notes; glossaryContent type: - text
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[By] S.N. Kramer. LIBRARY USE ONLY.
1 The scope and significance of Sumerian mythology. 2 Myths of origins. 3 Myths of Kur. 4 Miscellaneous myths. 5 References and notes
'...largely introductory in character; it contains a detailed description of our sources together with a brief outline of the more significant mythological concepts of the Sumerians as evident from their epics and myths.'
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