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        ‘When I have bathed for the king, for the lord,

 

        when I have bathed for the shepherd Dumuzid (Dumuzi),

 

        when I have adorned my flanks (?) with ointment (?),

 

        when I have anointed my mouth with balsamic oil, when I have painted my eyes with kohl,

 

        when he has …… my hips with his fair hands,

 

        when the lord who lies down beside holy Inanna, the shepherd Dumuzid, has …… on his lap,

 

        when he has relaxed (?) …… in my pure (?) arms,

 

        when he has intercourse (?) with me …… like choice beer,

 

        when he ruffles my pubic hair for me, when he plays with the hair of my head,

 

        when he lays his hands on my holy genitals, when he lies down in the …… of my sweet womb,

 

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        when he treats me tenderly on the bed, then I will too treat my lord tenderly.

 

 

 

        I will decree a good fate for him!

 

        I will treat Culgi (King Shulgi), the good shepherd, tenderly!

 

        I will decree a good fate for him! I will treat him tenderly in his ……!

 

        I will decree the shepherdship of all the lands as his destiny!’ …

 

 

 

        ‘In battle I will be the one who goes before you.

 

        In combat I will carry your weapon like a personal attendant.

 

        In the assembly I will be your advocate.

 

        On campaign I will be your encouragement.

 

        You are a shepherd chosen by holy …….

 

        You are the generous provider of E-ana.

 

        You are the pure (?) one of An’s Iri-gal.

 

        You are worthy of …….

 

        You are one who is entitled to hold high his head on the lofty dais.

 

        You are one who is worthy of sitting on the shining throne.

 

        Your head is worthy of the brilliant crown.

 

        Your body is worthy of the long fleecy garment.

 

        You are worthy of being dressed in the royal garb.

 

        You are suited to hold the mitum weapon in your arm. …

 

        You are a fast runner suited to race on the road.

 

        You are worthy to delight yourself on my holy breast like a pure calf.

 

        May your love be lasting!

 

        An has determined this for you, and may he never alter it!

 

        May Enlil, the decreer of fates, never change it!’


The Abgal are seven Sumerian wise men who attend to the god Enki who emerged from Apsu. The Abgal are portrayed as fishlike men.

 

The Sumerian people of Mesopotamia believed in the seven wise deities that attended to the god Enki. They were also called the Apkallu by the Akkadian people. Some ancient texts mentioned them as the Ummanu. They were often described as being upright like mankind, but having fish heads. (Some say they even had bird heads.) They represented wisdom and knowledge. Here are the names of the seven sages:

Uanna, "who finished the plans for heaven and earth",

Uannedugga, "who was endowed with comprehensive intelligence",

Enmedugga, "who was allotted a good fate",

Enmegalamma, "who was born in a house",

Enmebulugga, "who grew up on pasture land",

An-Enlilda, "the conjurer of the city of Eridu",

Utuabzu, "who ascended to heaven".


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