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Babylonian name means "Enclosure" and designates a star or constellation in [[Leo]]. Other ideas may have been held by other ancient scholars as well: The exact sense of the various renderings of the terms with e<sub>2</sub>.tur.ra range from identifications with 'The Lion' constellation to the closest sense of what might be a full-sky constellation in cuneiform. EAE (2) equates <sup>mul</sup>E<sub>2</sub>.TUR<sub>3</sub>.RA with the entire sky, based on a view of the stars as cattle in their enclosure: this enclosure being the entire sky, wild cattle being the planets, and domesticated cattle being the fixed-stars (Horowitz 2010,<ref>Horowitz W. 2010: “Stars, Cows, Semicircles and Domes: Astronomical Creation Myths and the Mathematical Universe,” in W. Horowitz, U. Gabbay, and F. Vukosavoviæ, eds., A Woman of Valor: Jerusalem Ancient Near Eastern Studies in Honor of Joan Goodnik W estenholz: 263-285.</ref> Rochberg 2010<ref>Francesca Rochberg (2010). S'''HEEP AND CATTLE, COWS AND CALVES: THE SUMERO-AKKADIAN ASTRAL GODS AS LIVESTOCK''' In: Opening the Tablet Box, Brill, 347–359 |
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''Babylonian name of a star or constellation. -not sure etur and turrame are the same thing. Unless ME here is plural - so mulE.TUR.RAme'' |
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https://brill.com/display/book/edcoll/9789004186569/B9789004186569-s022.xml</ref>). |
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''E6 = É.TUR - Euin Choung re-translate - Wayne-Susanne need to process - Wayne need to check Cavigneaux 1979 and the reference in G|SL'' |
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==Dictionary== |
==Dictionary== |
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= ''tarbāṣu'' 'enclosure (for cattle)'; |
= ''tarbāṣu,'' 'enclosure (for cattle)'; |
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variant designations: |
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* <sup>mul</sup>E<sub>2</sub>.TUR<sub>3</sub>.RA, |
* <sup>mul</sup>E<sub>2</sub>.TUR<sub>3</sub>.RA, |
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* <sup>mul</sup>E.TU.RA.ME, |
* <sup>mul</sup>E.TU.RA.ME, |
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* <sup>mul</sup>E.TU.RA.AM.MA/MI; |
* <sup>mul</sup>E.TU.RA.AM.MA/MI; |
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* = <sup>mul</sup>''eturammi'' 'Eturammi star' [BPO 2, 11; G. 130, 131]. |
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The surviving Sumerian also allows for readings with the genetive MUL e<sub>2</sub>-tu-ra, the Star(s) of the Enclosure, and plural MUL e<sub>2</sub>.-tu-ra-ME 'the stars of the enclosure'. |
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** "Enclosure = Messenger of Anunitu", [<sup>mul</sup>e-tu-r]a<sup>?</sup>-am-me = <sup>mul</sup>ur.gu.la "Eturammi? = Lion." |
** "Enclosure = Messenger of Anunitu", [<sup>mul</sup>e-tu-r]a<sup>?</sup>-am-me = <sup>mul</sup>ur.gu.la "Eturammi? = Lion." |
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** [Cavigneaux 1979, 134, 17:19-20; Bloch-Horowitz 2015, 110:313ʹ], see also [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7]. |
** [Cavigneaux 1979, 134, 17:19-20; Bloch-Horowitz 2015, 110:313ʹ], see also [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7]. |
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** "The Enclosure (refers to) DIM<sub>2</sub>.MA.AN. NA / that is, to the whole heavens, (because) dim<sub>2</sub> (means) "to[tality," (besides) dim<sub>2</sub> = banû "to create"], (therefore) it is called "for the creatures? of heaven."" [BPO 2, III 22-22a; Koch 1989, 121]. |
** "The Enclosure (refers to) DIM<sub>2</sub>.MA.AN. NA / that is, to the whole heavens, (because) dim<sub>2</sub> (means) "to[tality," (besides) dim<sub>2</sub> = banû "to create"], (therefore) it is called "for the creatures? of heaven."" [BPO 2, III 22-22a; Koch 1989, 121]. |
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* (3) DIŠ <sup>mul</sup>E<sub>2</sub>.TUR<sub>3</sub>.RA.ME SUKKAL <sup>mul</sup>A-nu-ni-tu<sub>4</sub> ana <sup>mul</sup>ŠU.PA TE / ina MU BI ina TIL MU LUGAL UŠ<sub>2</sub> BURU<sub>14</sub> nap-ša<sub>2</sub> KUR GU<sub>7</sub> BURU<sub>14</sub> ŠE u ŠE.GIŠ. I<sub>3</sub> GAL<sub>2</sub> |
* (3) DIŠ <sup>mul</sup>E<sub>2</sub>.TUR<sub>3</sub>.RA.ME SUKKAL <sup>mul</sup>A-nu-ni-tu<sub>4</sub> ana <sup>mul</sup>ŠU.PA TE / ina MU BI ina TIL MU LUGAL UŠ<sub>2</sub> BURU<sub>14</sub> nap-ša<sub>2</sub> KUR GU<sub>7</sub> BURU<sub>14</sub> ŠE u ŠE.GIŠ. I<sub>3</sub> GAL<sub>2</sub> |
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** "If Eturamme, the messenger of |
** "If Eturamme, the messenger of Anunitu, approaches towards Shupe, this year (at the end of the year) the king will die; the country will have a harvest of plenty; a harvest of bread and sesame" [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7]. |
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|Here we are not sure how to read the text |
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* (2) can be read as genetive or plural, leading to the interpretation of an all sky-constellation |
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|"The Great Star List and Miscellenia." |
|"The Great Star List and Miscellenia." |
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* <sup>mul</sup>e-tu<sup>!</sup>-ram-mi = <sup>mul</sup>min(=ur.gu.la) |
* <sup>mul</sup>e-tu<sup>!</sup>-ram-mi = <sup>mul</sup>min(=ur.gu.la) |
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* "Eturammi = Lion." [Mesop.Astrol., App. B:137]. |
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|In this case, the identification seems to be the constellation [[Leo]], [[UR.GU.LA]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 22 April 2025
Babylonian name means "Enclosure" and designates a star or constellation in Leo. Other ideas may have been held by other ancient scholars as well: The exact sense of the various renderings of the terms with e2.tur.ra range from identifications with 'The Lion' constellation to the closest sense of what might be a full-sky constellation in cuneiform. EAE (2) equates mulE2.TUR3.RA with the entire sky, based on a view of the stars as cattle in their enclosure: this enclosure being the entire sky, wild cattle being the planets, and domesticated cattle being the fixed-stars (Horowitz 2010,[1] Rochberg 2010[2]).
Dictionary
= tarbāṣu, 'enclosure (for cattle)';
variant designations:
- mulE2.TUR3.RA,
- mulE.TU.RA.ME,
- mulE.TU.RA.AM.MA/MI;
- = muleturammi 'Eturammi star' [BPO 2, 11; G. 130, 131].
The surviving Sumerian also allows for readings with the genetive MUL e2-tu-ra, the Star(s) of the Enclosure, and plural MUL e2.-tu-ra-ME 'the stars of the enclosure'.
Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim
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Lexical texts
Urra XXII series:
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These restaurations of the text are not secure. |
EAE.
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Here we are not sure how to read the text
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"The Great Star List and Miscellenia."
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In this case, the identification seems to be the constellation Leo, UR.GU.LA |
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II. Deity.
In astrological and lexical texts Eturammi is associated with the goddess Anunitu. In the AN series: dAnum (V 202): [dE]-tu-ra-am-mi = sukkal dBi-i-ir-du.ke4 "Eturammi is a messenger of Birdu". [Litke 1998, 187]; dBi.ir.du (= dBinibu) is one of the names of Nergal [Tallqvist 1938, 277; Litke 1998,185, note 191].
III. Identification.
According to [BPO 2, 11] the given names refer to one luminary whose identification is not clear. Gössmann treats mulE2.TUR.RA and mulE2.TU.RA.ME as two different luminaries without providing any reasoning [G. 130, 131]. muleturammi in the "Great Star List and Miscellenia" may be considered as being an integral part of the constellation UR.GU.LA "Lion" [Mesop.Astrol., 193, notes]. In the prediction [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7] mulE.TU.RA.ME moves relative to fixed stars, which makes its identification with a planet (Venus, Mars?) probable. See (Kurtik t10) TUR3 also in this connection. According to Koch, multarbāṣu — is the Sun, the rising point that which moves throughout the year relative to the area of the horizon, which had the mythological name E2.TUR3 [Koch 1989, 123], see also [BPO 2, III 24b].
Historical Dictionaries
Kurtik (2022) | Gössmann (1950) |
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= tarbāṣu «Загон (для скота)»; вар. обозначения: mulE2.TUR3.RA, mulE.TU.RA.ME, mulE.TU.RA.AM.MA/MI; = muleturammi «Звезда Этурамми» [BPO 2, 11; G. 130, 131]. | Example |
I. Источники.
Лексич. тексты. Серия Urra XXII: [mule-TU-r]a-am-me = sukkal da-nu-ni-tum «Загон = Посланник Ануниту», [mule-tu-r]a?-am-me = mulur.gu.la «Этурамми? = Лев» [Cavigneaux 1979, 134, 17:19–20; Bloch–Horowitz 2015, 110:313ʹ], см. также [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7]. EAE. (1) mulE2.TUR3 NAM ar-ku: pa-ar-ku E2.TUR3 «Звезда Загон вдоль (движется), (что соответствует) лежащему поперек загону» [BPO 2, III 21; Koch 1989, 120–121]. (2) mulE2.TUR3.RA DIM2.MA.AN.NA [DUG4.GA?] / a-na nap-ḫar AN-e DIM2 : na[p-ḫa-ru (DIM2 = banû )] a-na bi-nu-ut AN-e i-qab-bi «Загон (относится к) DIM2.MA.AN.NA / то есть ко всему небу, (потому что) dim2 (означает) “сово[купность”, (кроме того) dim2 = banû “создавать”], (поэтому) это названо “для созданий? неба”« [BPO 2, III 22–22a; Koch 1989, 121]. (3) DIŠ mulE2.TUR3.RA.ME SUKKAL mulA-nu-ni-tu4 ana mulŠU.PA TE / ina MU BI ina TIL MU LUGAL UŠ2 BURU14 nap-ša2 KUR GU7 BURU14 ŠE u ŠE.GIŠ.I3 GAL2 «Если Этурамме, посланник Ануниту, к Шупе приближается, в этом году (в конце года) царь умрет; страна будет есть урожай вдоволь; урожай хлеба и сезама» [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7]. «Большой список звезд». mule-tu!-ram-mi = mulmin(=ur.gu.la) «Этурамми = Лев» [Mesop.Astrol., App. B:137]. II. Божество. В астрологических и лексических текстах Этурамми связано с богиней Ануниту. В серии AN : dAnum (V 202): [dE]-tu-ra-am-mi = sukkal dBi-i-ir-du.ke4 «Этурамми — посланник Бирду» [Litke 1998, 187]; dBi.ir.du (= dBinibu) — одно из имен Нергала [Tallqvist 1938, 277; Litke 1998,185, note 191]. III. Отождествление. Согласно [BPO 2, 11], приведенные варианты названия относятся к одному светилу, отождествление которого неясно. Гёсман трактует mulE2.TUR.RA и mulE2.TU.RA.ME как два разных светила, не аргументируя [G. 130, 131]. muleturammi в «Большом спиcке звезд» может обозначать часть созвездия UR.GU.LA «Лев» [Mesop.Astrol., 193, notes]. В предсказании [ACh Suppl. 2, 78 i 7] mulE.TU.RA.ME движется относительно неподвижных звезд, что делает вероятным его отождествление с планетой (Венерой, Марсом?). См. в этой связи также t10TUR3. Согласно Коху, multarbāṣu — это Солнце, точка восхода которого перемещается на протяжении года относительно участка горизонта, имевшего мифологическое название E2.TUR3 [Koch 1989, 123], см. также [BPO 2, III 24b]. |
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References
- ↑ Horowitz W. 2010: “Stars, Cows, Semicircles and Domes: Astronomical Creation Myths and the Mathematical Universe,” in W. Horowitz, U. Gabbay, and F. Vukosavoviæ, eds., A Woman of Valor: Jerusalem Ancient Near Eastern Studies in Honor of Joan Goodnik W estenholz: 263-285.
- ↑ Francesca Rochberg (2010). SHEEP AND CATTLE, COWS AND CALVES: THE SUMERO-AKKADIAN ASTRAL GODS AS LIVESTOCK In: Opening the Tablet Box, Brill, 347–359 https://brill.com/display/book/edcoll/9789004186569/B9789004186569-s022.xml