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13 MAY 21 :: How to Read "Gilgamesh" @NewYorker |
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13 MAY 21 :: (Gilgamesh to Enkidu, Tablet III of the Old-Babylonian version) @MrsCourtyard |
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7 MAY 21 :: (Gilgamesh to Enkidu, Tablet III of the Old-Babylonian version) @MrsCourtyard |
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7 MAY 21 :: How to Read "Gilgamesh" @NewYorker |
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7 MAY 21 :: The Epic of Gilgamesh means many things to its many readers and listeners, past and present. @psyche_the_mag @Moudhy |
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7 MAY 21 :: Tablet XI The Epic of Gilgamesh @britishmuseum "You gods may I be mindful of these days & never forget them." @RobGMacfarlane |
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7 OCT 20 :: Griffin and Tyrrell on Meaning, Mysticism and Mental Health THE PLANISPHERE |
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9 SEP 20 :: (Gilgamesh to Enkidu, Tablet III of the Old-Babylonian version) |
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24 JUL 20 :: Epic of Gilgamesh was translated from its original cuneiform, Together, we can translate from a tablet written just under 4,000 years ago. @protosemite |
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24 JUL 20 :: Tablet XI The Epic of Gilgamesh (@britishmuseum) "You gods may I be mindful of these days & never forget them." @RobGMacfarlane |
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24 JUL 20 :: (Gilgamesh to Enkidu, Tablet III of the Old-Babylonian version) |
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24 JUL 20 :: How to Read "Gilgamesh" @NewYorker |
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13 MAY 20 :: Gilgamesh does not linger in the garden. He at last finds Uta-napishti, the man who gazed on death and survived. Gilgamesh wants to know, How did you do this? Unhelpfully, Uta-napishti explains: @NewYorker |
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12 MAY 20 :: Tablet XI The Epic of Gilgamesh (@britishmuseum) "You gods may I be mindful of these days & never forget them." @RobGMacfarlane |
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12 MAY 20 :: How to Read "Gilgamesh" @NewYorker |
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15 OCT 19 :: How to Read "Gilgamesh" @NewYorker |
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