earth god वाक्य

Chiera compiled his translation using further tablets translated by Hugo Radau published in " Miscellaneous Sumerian Texts " in 1909 . Stephen Herbert Langdon also translated further parts of the text and discusses the myth saying, " One of the most remarkable tablets in the Museum is number 14005, a didactic poem in 61 lines on the period of pre-culture and institution of paradise by the earth god and the water god in Dilmun ".
Wolfram Eberhard ( 1968 : 292 ) describes the " sh�n " mussel as " a strange animal ", and mentions the " Rites of Zhou " s " zh?ngsh�n " ( ) " manager of " sh�n " ", who was a special government official in charge of acquiring them for royal sacrifices and funerals . " It is not clear why these mussels were placed into the tombs, " he admits, possibly either as a sacrifice to the earth god ( compare " sh�n " below ) or " the shell lime was used simply for a purifying and protective effect ."