BIBLIOGRAPHY. (continued 1)
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E-khulkhul, temple of Sin in Harran, 76, 241, 641, 647; meaning of name, 641.
E-ki-dur-garza, temple to Nin-lil-anna in Babylon, 640; meaning of name, 640.
Ekimmu, a class of spirits, 260 (cf. 512, 581, 602).
E-kua, papakhu of Marduk in E-Sagila, 640; meaning of name, 640.
E-kur, temple of Bel, 11, 37, 51, 54, 69, 151, 642, 644; meaning of E-kur, 173, 217, 614, 638; = Eshara, 217; history of the temple, 644 ff.; = Kharsag(-gal)-kurkura, 558; lofty dwelling of gods, 541; designation for the nether-world, 558; = temple, 558, 614 (cf. 622); = earth, 614; in plural = divinities, 615.
E-kur-makh, name of temple, 638; = E-kharsag-kalama, 638.
Elali, in proper names of the 2nd Bab. period, 170; epithet of Gibil, 170.
Elam, 35; Elamites invade Babylonia, 38, 480; capture Nanâ's statue, 85; Elamitic deities: Eria, 122, 162; Kadi, 188, 232, 234.
El-Amarna, tablets of, containing the Adapa legend, 544; contains legend of Nergal conquering and wedding Allatu, 584-5.
Elul, see Ululu.
E-makh, chapel to Nin-kharsag, 639.
E-makh-tila, shrine to Nabu at Borsippa, 307, 606, 636.
E-mash-mash, temple of Ishtar, 152; of Belit, 227.
E-me-te-ur-sagga, temple of Zamama-Ninib, 640; meaning of name, 640.
En-anna-tuma, patesi of Lagash, constructs storehouse to Nin-girsu, 58.
En-anna-tuma II., 2nd dynasty of Ur, devotee of Nin-gal, 98.
E-nin-makh, chapel of Ishtar in Babylon, 242, 640; meaning of name, 640.
E-ninnu, temple of Nin-girsu, 57, 87, 635, 640.
En-ki, see Ea.
En-lil, see Bel.
En-meshara, attendant of Allatu, god of vegetation, 588; festival of E. in the 10th month, 588.
Ennanna = Ninni, 51.
En-ninna, a minor deity in the Etana legend, 521.
En-nugi, leader of the gods, 495.
En-temena, patesi of Lagash, 56; constructs storehouse to Nin-girsu, 58.
En-tena, see En-temena (better reading).
E-nun-makh, temple of Sin at Ur, 295, 640; meaning of name, 640.
Enshar, cosmological deity, 417.
En-zu, see Sin.
E-pa, zikkurat at Lagash, 639; meaning of name, 639.
E-pad-kalama-suma, sanctuary of Nabu in Babylonia, 640; meaning of name, 640.
Epics and legends, literary-religious character of, 247; historical spirit of, 250; nature myths, 250.
Erech = Warka = Uruk; see Uruk.
Eresh-Kigal = Allatu, 584.
Eria, Elamitic goddess, possibly identical with Erua, 122, 162.
Eridu, ancient center, 35, 245, 445; sanctuary of Ea, 62, 124, 445; lost her political prestige, 136; cult of Anunnaki and Igigi, 186; prominent in incantations, 256.
Erua, the "begetting" goddess, 123; amalgamation with Sarpanitum, 122-3, 130; dwelling in E-Zida, 123; consort of Nabu, 123; possibly identical with Eria, 122; water deity, 123; cult suppressed by Hammurabi, 130; place of worship, 130.
E-Sagila, temple of Marduk in Babylon, 121, 636; with a shrine of Sarpanitum, 121, 241, 636, 641; with shrine of Nusku, 220, 241; with shrine of Nabu, 127, 220, 636; with shrine of Ea, 220, 241; with shrine of Tashmitum, 220, 241; with shrine of Nin-kharsag, 639; sanctuary E-karzaginna of Ea, 636; meaning of name, 639; with papakhu of Marduk, 640; takes the place of E-kur, 645; history of E-Sagila, 648 ff.; place of installation of rulers, 649; influence of E-Sagila and E-Zida, 649.
E-Sagila, temple of Ea, 446.
E-salgisa, temple in Girsu, 641; meaning of name, 641.