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| | Myths of Enki |
 | | Enki, who, lifting but a single eye, convulses the Kur, where the bison is born, the stag is born, where the wild sheep is born, the stag is born in the...meadows, and the pits in the heart of the hursag in the verdant... |
 | | The magur-boat, the crown, the Ibex of the Abzu, brought me much joy in its midst: over the grand marsh, the place I have chosen, it swings its arms for me, it stretches its neck for me. Faultlessly the oarsmen drew the oars. |
 | | He crossed to the Kur Meluhha, Enki, the king of the Abzu, decrees its fate: Black Kur, your trees will be large trees, they will be me-groves of the Kur: their thrones will be set in royal palaces. |
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