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Enuma Elish
translation · standard version often dated to the late 2nd millennium BCE
Enuma Elish (Babylonian creation epic).
Babylonian creation epic
These are separate Atlas meetings that cite this source. Citation is not proof.
Mesopotamian tradition
Flood is associated with Rebirth.
Enuma Elish is a cosmogony of order from conflict, not a flood-survival tale. Keep Gilgamesh’s flood and creation-combat as related Mesopotamian files, not one plot.
from Enuma Elish, standard version often dated to the late 2nd millennium BCE
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Mesopotamian tradition is connected to Fate.
Enuma Elish assigns lots and offices after combat. Allotment here is a Babylonian cosmogonic politics, not a natal chart.
from Enuma Elish, standard version often dated to the late 2nd millennium BCE
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Tablet of Destinies appears in Mesopotamian tradition.
Enuma Elish has the Tablet of Destinies held and then taken in the combat that allots offices. A Babylonian named tablet of that cosmogony, not Hebrew luchot and not the already-stored mesopotamian→fate walk.
from Enuma Elish, standard version often dated to the late 2nd millennium BCE
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