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I love this literature! the video could not be to long for me! LOL!
possum2u 1 year ago
@possum2u Thanks for watching! You are most kind. If you have anything to add on the topic feel free to add it in the comments!
wayman29 1 year ago
I think Dumuzid asking for snake hands and snake feet was asking that his arms and legs would disappear to escape from the demons.
What is the meaning of the lacerations?
8WholeThing 2 years ago
lacerations were signs of mourning I believe. Thanks for viewing this long draw out video. I discuss it more in the section on the Canaanites. I believe I may have lost everyone else as these move along. I'll give some dates for these texts in my next video. Thanks for commenting.
wayman29 2 years ago
After viewing this last night, I attended "to Live Forever" at the Columbus Museum of Art, displaying Egyptian funeral art, staturay, coffins, and accesories. They explain that the dead were buried with things they would need. Men were buried with tools and weapons while women were buried with jewelry and cosmetics.
I think that is why the tale goes into what she carried, her mascara and what she had, even as far away as Sumeria.
When were these Sumerian texts written?
8WholeThing 2 years ago 2