In one story, this character uses his mighty battleaxe to kill a snake "who knows no charm" and frightens the Anzu-bird and the "maid of desolation," Lilit, out of a huluppu-tree. He has a dream in which he feels a strong sexual attraction to an immovable rock that falls fro
In one story, this character uses his mighty battleaxe to kill a snake "who knows no charm" and frightens the Anzu-bird and the "maid of desolation," Lilit, out of a huluppu-tree. He has a dream in which he feels a strong sexual attraction to an immovable rock that falls from the heavens, symbolizing the coming of his companion, who helps him defeat the guardian of the Cedar Forest. Later, this son of Ninsun encounters the ale-wife Siduri and the boatman Urshanabi during his quest for immortality. FTP, name this Sumerian king of Uruk, the hero of the earliest extant epic.
In one story, this character uses his mighty battleaxe to kill a snake "who knows no charm" and frightens the Anzu-bird and the "maid of desolation," Lilit, out of a huluppu-tree.