His courage came from the thunder god Adad, and to amuse himself he sounded the tocsin.  He loses the pukku and mikku, and on his journey he encounter
His courage came from the thunder god Adad, and to amuse himself he sounded the tocsin.  He loses the pukku and mikku, and on his journey he encounters the only man to survive the Flood.  Two scorpions at the base of Mount Mashu warn him of impending danger, and he has to prove his identity to the tavernkeeper Siduri.  He dreams of a meteorite that he is forced to compete with, and has another where he has to fight an axe.  A snake consumes the plant he found that would restore his youth, and he is offered the chance to become immortal if he can stay awake for six days and seven nights.  His friend dreams of a "house of dust" after they (*) slay the Bull of Heaven sent to kill him after he rejects Ishtar's marriage proposal, and he returns home on a raft of cedar after slaying Humbaba.  FTP, identify this King of Uruk and subject of a Babylonian epic.
His courage came from the thunder god Adad, and to amuse himself he sounded the tocsin.  
{Gilgamesh}