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The Epic
For thousands of years, tales have served as cultural windows...
And their heroes have been mirrors their ideals.
These heroes have embodied traits including courage, power, and morality.
and they still do today
But one tale
Preceded them all
And their heroes have been mirrors their ideals.
These heroes have embodied traits including courage, power, and morality.
and they still do today
But one tale
Preceded them all
The Epic of Gilgamesh
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King of Heroes
This is the one and only site for Gilgamesh, the true king of heroes. Here you can find the entire Epic of Gilgamesh with it's twelve tablets and a nice summary for those who haven't the time to read it.
With numerous translations available for the Epic of Gilgamesh, the version for you is here. Even a comical "lolcat" version of the Epic of Gilgamesh is under construction. Also if you want to explore deeper into Mesopotamian history, then Enuma Elish is also available to read.
With numerous translations available for the Epic of Gilgamesh, the version for you is here. Even a comical "lolcat" version of the Epic of Gilgamesh is under construction. Also if you want to explore deeper into Mesopotamian history, then Enuma Elish is also available to read.
"Fool. The only hero in Heaven and Earth who is a real king is me. The rest are a collection of mongrels!"
-Gilgamesh



