This character visits a mystical tavern owner who advises him to make merry by day and night.
This character visits a mystical tavern owner who advises him to make merry by day and night. This character, whose lusts are such that no virgin is left to her lover, rejects the advances of a woman who had betrayed several previous lovers including a lion, horse, and stallion. A snake sheds its skin after taking a plant from this character, who had tied stones to his feet in order to sink to the bottom of a river to obtain that plant. This character befriends a steppe-dweller with whom he wrestles in the gates of a city and later journeys with that friend to a cedar forest. He seeks immortality by visiting the survivor of a flood and slays the Bull of Heaven and Humbaba along with his companion, the wild man Enkidu. For 10 points, name this king of Uruk, the protagonist of a Sumerian epic.
This character visits a mystical tavern owner who advises him to make merry by day and night.
Gilgamesh