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Babylonian Prayers To Marduk Takayoshi Oshima

Name: Babylonian Prayers To Marduk Takayoshi Oshima
SKU: BELL-50683078
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Publisher: Mohr Siebeck

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.43 MB

Pages: 483

Author: Takayoshi Oshima

ISBN: 9783161508318, 3161508319

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Babylonian Prayers To Marduk Takayoshi Oshima by Takayoshi Oshima 9783161508318, 3161508319 instant download after payment.

This is the first comprehensive study of Babylonian prayers dedicated to Marduk, the god of Babylon, since J. Hehn's essay Hymnen und Gebete an Marduk (1905). Marduk was the god of the city of Babylon and was the most important god in Babylonia from the time of Hammurabi (the 18th century BCE) onwards. In this book, Takayoshi Oshima presents an up-to-date catalog of all known Babylonian prayers dedicated to Marduk from different historical periods and offers critical editions of 31 ancient texts based on newly identified manuscripts and a collation of the previously published manuscripts. The author also discusses various aspects of Akkadian prayers to different deities and the ancient belief in the mechanism of punishment and redemption by Marduk.