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And Ninurta added, for Ish's ears alone:
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And they have Ninurta.
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Abstract of report prepared by priest-astronomers of Ur under the direction of Shamash of Sippar, at the request of Ninurta of Lagash.
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- They must be very sophisticated to aspire to such crudeness, said Ninurta.
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Ninurta's mouth crooked into a half-smile, and Ish saw what the Lady of Isin might have loved in the Lord of Lagash.
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Thereupon Ninib accuses Ea, who by his pleading succeeds in turning Enlil's purpose.
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En-urta (Ninib) went on, he made the storm to descend.
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Ninib opened his mouth and spoke, spoke to the belligerent Bel:
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Ninib reveals the fact of Ea's interference:
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Ninib advances in furious hostility.
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166.jpg Excavations in the Temple Op Ninib at Babylon.
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-Was Ninib the Most High God of Salem?
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125-135a is the same as the Ninib inscription l-23a (BM.
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Ninib was represented as valiant, bold, and combative; he was a soldier who dreamed but of battle and great feats of arms.
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-Note on Ninib.