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the gilgamesh

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Philosophy

 

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Robert B

 

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May 27, 2015

 

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This wild man's name is Enkidu. He goes naked or wears furs, and he drinks only water from the river. But he is very strong. Gilgamesh thinks this is interesting, so he sets a trap for Enkidu to get him to come to the city and be his friend. Gilgamesh sends a beautiful woman to Enkidu, and when he sees her he kisses her and the kiss works like magic to tame him: he follows her back to the city and becomes civilized...
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Instead, Gilgamesh and Enkidu plan a big heroic trip to the West to get wood for building (because very Little wood grew in Mesopotamia). They travel there and fight the great monster Humbaba. (Probably the real King Gilgamesh did trade with Lebanon for wood, though he may not have really gone there himself to get it!) When the two heroes get home, though, they begin to have problems...
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