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The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria

BIBLIOGRAPHY. (continued 1)

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Karun, one of the four streams forming the confluence of streams, 506.
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Katnu, a foreign god, 644.
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Kercha, one of the four streams forming the confluence of streams, 506.
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Khadir = Parnapishtim, 515.
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Khani, tribe hostile to Babylon, 152.
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Khani, god, in Ass. pantheon, 188; a form of Nebo, 188; minor god, 234; a foreign deity, 644.
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Kharimâti, sacred harlots of Uruk, 475, 531, 660.
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Kharsag(-gal)-kurkura, "the (great) mountain of the earth," 558; native place of the gods, 558, 614; = Ekur, 558.
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Khashur, mountain destroyed by Ishum, 533.
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Khasis-Adra, see Adra-khasis, 505.
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Khi-gir-nun-na, son of Bau, 103.
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Khi-khi, mountain attacked by Ishum, 533.
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Khiraitum, a foreign deity, 644.
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Khi-shaga, a son of Bau, 103.
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Khorsabad, unearthed, 6, 8; capital of Assyria, 193; sanctuary of Sin, 219; palace of Sargon, 225; names of its gates and walls, 237; sanctuary of Nin-Gal, 231; zikkurat at K., 617.
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Khumbaba attacks Uruk, 480; conquered by Gilgamesh, 514.
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Khusha, god of the 2nd Bab. period, 168.
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Kidin-Marduk, father of Parnapishtim, 488, 496.
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Kidmuru temple of Ishtar in Nineveh, 202.
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Kigallu, a designation of the netherworld, 562.
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Kilili, a foreign deity, 644.
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Kingship, differentiation of kingly and priestly functions late, 374; traces of direct relationship betw. gods and king, 374-5.
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Kingu, consort of Tiâmat, 420; symbol of chaos, 538; deprived of the tablets of fate by Marduk, 428.
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Kinunira, city on the Euphrates (?), sanctuary of Dumuzi-zu-aba, 96.
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Kish, city in Babylonia, 54; temple of Zamama, 169; temple of Ninni, 639.
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Kishar, god, K. and Anshar created, 197, 410; K. and Anshar intermediate betw. the monsters and the gods in creation, 414, 416-7; creation of theologians, 416; Anshar and Kishar in the creation epic and their meaning, 418.
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Kishar-gal, cosmological deity, 417.
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Kishshat, a foreign god, 644.
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Kislev, 9th month, sacred to Nergal, 463.
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Kizrêti, Ukhâti, and Kharimâti, the harlots of Uruk, 475, 531, 660.
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Koyunjik, mound, unearthed, 7, 9.
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Ku(?)-anna, 51; place of worship, 102; functions, 102; consort of Ramman (?), 102.
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Kudur-mabuk, 2d dynasty of Ur, "builder" of temple of Sin in Ur, 76, 295; of temple of Nanâ in Ur, 81.
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Kumari, city in Babylonia, temple of Ramman, 242.
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Kurigalzu, Cassite, king of Babylon, cult of Bel of Nippur, 147, 645.
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Lagamal, a foreign god, 644.
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Lagash, governors, 36; temple of Anu, 53, 640; temple of Belit, 56; temple of Bau, 635; quarters of, 56-7; temple of Ningirsu-Ninib, 57, 87, 635, 640; center of worship of Ninni, 80; ancient center, 35, 245; temple of Dumu-zi-zu-aba, 96; Dumuzi, temple of Ninmar, 635; temple of Nin-gish-zida, 99, 635; temple of Ninâ, 635; temple of Ku(?)-an-na, 152; temple of Gimil-Sin, 561; shrine of Nin-girsu, 640; zikkurat of Nin-girsu, 619, 635, 639; temple of E-salgisa, 641; temple of Nin-si-a, 635; temple of Shabra, 635; temple of Nin-sun, 635; temple of Nin-tu, 635; votive objects, 673.
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Lakhamu, L. and Lakhmu cosmological, 197, 410, 417; a monster, 414, 418; in incantations, 417; in Allatu's court, 593.
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Larsa, ancient center, 35; rulers, 37-8; dynasty, 39; center of worship of Shamash, 69, 143-4, 241, 628, 640, 646; zikkurats at L., 617, 639.

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