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Explaining the Emergence of Social Institutions in Ancient Mesopotamia: The Sumerian Myth ,e scribes acted as these contemporaries since they were, as is commonly assumed, the creators of the vast array of Sumerian literary works. They gave them the shape in which we nowadays know most of the Sumerian myths and epics, hymns and debates or proverbs and literary instructions.

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The Facets of the Diamond, a human being approaches the question of his own origin and, by logical consequence, of his destiny. Ancient Egypt was no exception for the question about the origin of the reality that surrounds all and seems to have been well present in the minds of the country’s intellectual elites.

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Of Gods and Men: Bridging the Gap between Cosmogony and the Heroic Age in Early Greek Legendary Hisvident west Semitic influence, coming to Euboea via Cyprus, which archaeological evidence shows was the source of goods offering prestige in part by their connection to the faraway east (ca. 1000 BC); and the latter occurring in the multicultural, multilingual context of western Anatolia, which shap

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The Myth of the Supreme Creator in Arabian Lands,ing the pantheon to a single pair, formed by a higher god and his associate, or wife. This emerging monotheism in North Arabia appears to be linked to the process of monotheisation taking place in North-Western Arabia — and specifically in Mecca — but also in South Arabia with its cult of the god .

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