A) Gilgamesh B) The people of Uruk C) The gods D) Shamhat
A) Beast B) Man C) Spirit D) Bird
A) Siduri B) Ninsun C) Ishtar D) Shamhat
A) Utnapishtim B) Anu C) Humbaba D) Enkidu
A) Ishtar B) Enkidu C) Shamash D) Siduri
A) King of Uruk B) Lugalbanda C) Shamash D) Enkidu
A) Shamash B) Anu C) Enki D) Ishtar
A) Power B) Love C) Immortality D) Wealth
A) Brother B) Friend C) Servant D) Father
A) Snake B) Lion C) Bull D) Eagle
A) Nineveh B) Babylon C) Ur D) Uruk
A) Utnapishtim B) Enlil C) Anu D) Humbaba
A) Ninsun B) Gilgamesh C) Ishtar D) Aruru
A) Ishtar B) Shamhat C) Siduri D) Ninsun
A) Bilgames B) Utnapishtim C) Huwawa D) Enkidu
A) Early Dynastic Period B) Third Dynasty of Ur C) Akkadian Empire D) Old Babylonian Period
A) Aelian B) Sîn-lēqi-unninni C) Enkidu D) Huwawa
A) He would die young B) He would overthrow his grandfather C) He would become a god D) He would find immortality
A) Sumerian Archives B) Ur Excavations C) Library of Ashurbanipal D) Babylonian Library
A) A serpent B) An eagle C) A dragon D) A lion
A) The Divine Comedy and Paradise Lost B) The Mahabharata and Ramayana C) Beowulf and The Aeneid D) The Iliad and the Odyssey
A) Utnapishtim B) Aga C) Huwawa D) Enkidu
A) Mikku and pikku B) Sword and shield C) Crown and scepter D) Ring and staff
A) Rejection by Ishtar B) Defeat by Humbaba C) Enkidu's death D) Oracle's prediction
A) Kept her under guard B) Banished her C) Imprisoned her D) Sent her away
A) Sakku tree B) Huluppu tree C) Ziziphus tree D) Date palm
A) British Museum B) Sing-Akademie zu Berlin C) Library of Ashurbanipal D) University of Leipzig
A) Wayne R. Dynes B) Charles Olson C) Theodore Ziolkowski D) Susan Ackerman
A) Guido Bachmann B) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson C) Hermann Kasack D) Assyrian sculptor Lewis Batros
A) The death of Enkidu B) Gilgamesh's journey to the Cedar Forest C) The flood story from Tablet XI D) The friendship between Gilgamesh and Enkidu
A) Gregory Corso B) Guido Bachmann C) Hermann Kasack D) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson
A) Blows eight winds in Humbaba's eyes, blinding him B) Transforms Gilgamesh into a god C) Turns the forest into a desert D) Summons lions to attack Humbaba
A) Peter Jensen B) Alfred Jeremias C) Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton D) Sir Henry Rawlinson
A) As Shamhat B) As Izdubar C) As Enkidu D) As Uruk
A) They are crowned as new rulers. B) Both find themselves unhappy while living with a seductive sorceress. C) They receive gifts from the gods. D) They defeat underworld monsters.
A) Saddam Hussein B) Guido Bachmann C) Hans Henny Jahnn D) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson
A) Help Gilgamesh become immortal B) Recover the lost items C) Lead Gilgamesh to the Cedar Forest D) Marry Ishtar
A) Sir Henry Rawlinson B) Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton C) Alfred Jeremias D) Peter Jensen
A) Ashurbanipal B) Friedrich Delitzsch C) George Smith D) Austen Henry Layard
A) Humbaba B) Enkidu C) Gilgamesh D) Utnapishtim
A) River Without Shores B) The Quest of Gilgamesh C) Gilgamesch D) Zabibah and the King
A) Enkidu B) Shamash C) Siduri D) Ishtar
A) Defy sleep B) Kill the Bull of Heaven again C) Marry Ishtar D) Conquer the Cedar Forest
A) Utnapishtim B) Aga of Kish C) Enkidu D) Huwawa
A) Late Bronze Age B) Neo-Assyrian Period C) Middle Babylonian Period D) Old Babylonian Period
A) The goddess Inanna B) Enlil C) Ninsun D) Lilitu
A) Hebrew B) Greek C) Akkadian D) Sumerian
A) Walter Burkert. B) Homer. C) Barry B. Powell. D) Aelian.
A) Utu-hengal B) Shulgi C) Gudea D) Agga
A) Builder of walls B) The (kinsman) is a hero C) King of Uruk D) Chosen by Utu
A) Seuechoros. B) Γίλγαμος. C) glgmš. D) Gilgamish/Jiljamish.
A) Psychoanalytic interpretation B) Romantic adaptation C) Solar hero theory D) Panbabylonianism
A) Zabibah and the King by Saddam Hussein B) The Quest of Gilgamesh by Douglas Geoffrey Bridson C) Gilgamesch by Guido Bachmann D) River Without Shores by Hans Henny Jahnn
A) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson B) Guido Bachmann C) Charles Olson D) Hermann Kasack
A) France B) Italy C) England D) German-speaking countries
A) Siduri B) Urshanabi C) Inanna D) Shamhat
A) Both are kings of Troy. B) Both build a great wall around their city. C) Both encounter a woman who can turn men into animals. D) Both sail to the land of the Phaeacians.
A) An American radio play group B) A German avant-garde theater collective C) King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard D) The Gilgamesh Group
A) Friedrich Delitzsch B) Ashurbanipal C) Austen Henry Layard D) George Smith
A) Shamhat B) Ishtar C) Inanna D) Siduri, the divine Alewife
A) Susan Ackerman B) Wayne R. Dynes C) Charles Olson D) Theodore Ziolkowski
A) Ishtar B) Shamash C) Anu D) Ea
A) Babel und Bibel B) Das Gilgamesch-Epos C) Die große Täuschung (The Great Deception) D) Der Ursprung der Bibel
A) Enmebaragesi B) Pabilgames C) Gilgāmeš D) Bilgames |