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|'''Text K.4339''' |
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Rev. col iv 8: <sup>mul d</sup>nin.a.zu = min(= <sup>d</sup>nin.urta) [CT 25, 13:8], the identification of Ninazu with Ninurta makes its association with Mercury or Saturn likely, see n43[[NIN.URTA|<sup>d</sup>NIN.URTA]]. |
Rev. col iv 8: <sup>mul d</sup>nin.a.zu = min(= <sup>d</sup>nin.urta) [CT 25, 13:8], the identification of Ninazu with Ninurta makes its association with Mercury or Saturn likely, see (Kurtik n43) [[NIN.URTA|<sup>d</sup>NIN.URTA]]. |
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|}See also n23[[NIM.MA|NIM.MA<sup>ki</sup>]], II 3, where <sup>d</sup>NIN.A.ZU is identified with the star of Elam, i.e. Mars. |
|}See also (Kurtik n23) [[NIM.MA|NIM.MA<sup>ki</sup>]], II 3, where <sup>d</sup>NIN.A.ZU is identified with the star of Elam, i.e. Mars. |
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On connections of Ninazu with mušḫuššu see. [Wiggermann 1992, 151] (see m44). |
On connections of Ninazu with ''mušḫuššu'' see. [Wiggermann 1992, 151] (see m44). |
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Latest revision as of 10:01, 24 April 2025
mul dNIN.A.ZU is an ancient Mesopotamian asterism.
Dictionary
Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim
[G. 313], lit. "Lord who knows water"; Sumerian god, son of Ereshkigal, associated with the underworld and venerated at Eshnunn [MNM II, 220; Litke 1998, 191:239, note; Tallqvist 1938, 398]; 1) epithet of Mercury or Saturn(?), 2) epithet of Mars.
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| Text K.4339
Rev. col iv 8: mul dnin.a.zu = min(= dnin.urta) [CT 25, 13:8], the identification of Ninazu with Ninurta makes its association with Mercury or Saturn likely, see (Kurtik n43) dNIN.URTA. |
See also (Kurtik n23) NIM.MAki, II 3, where dNIN.A.ZU is identified with the star of Elam, i.e. Mars.
On connections of Ninazu with mušḫuššu see. [Wiggermann 1992, 151] (see m44).
Historical Dictionaries
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| [G. 313], букв. «Господин, знающий воду»; шумерский бог, сын Эрешкигаль, связанный с преисподней и почитавшийся в Эшнунне [МНМ II, 220; Litke 1998, 191:239, note; Tallqvist 1938, 398]; 1) эпитет Меркурия или Сатурна(?), 2) эпитет Марса.
I. Источники. Текст K.4339 rev. col iv 8: mul dnin.a.zu = min(= dnin.urta) [CT 25, 13:8], отождествление Ниназу с Нинуртой делает вероятным его связь с Меркурием или Сатурном, см. n43dNIN.URTA. См. также n23NIM.MAki, II 3, где dNIN.A.ZU отождествляется со звездой Элама, т.е. Марсом. О связи Ниназу с mušḫuššu см. [Wiggermann 1992, 151] (см. m44). |
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