Tradition and the Poetics of Innovation: Sumerian Court Literature of the Larsa Dynasty (2003-1763 BCE).

abzu adab Akkadian an-na Appendix attested Babylon Cavigneaux Charpin collated composition compound verbs deity destiny dha-ia dingir dingir-re-e-ne-ke4 divine dumu Edzard Enki Enlil Frayne gá-e genre géštu giš goddess gods Gudea Gungunum Hallo heavens Iddin-Dagan Inana Incipit Išme-Dagan kalam-ma Kazallu ki-ág king kingship kù-ga Kudur-mabuk language language death Larsa Larsa court literature Larsa dynasty Larsa rulers letter-prayers literary texts lugal lugal-mu magnificent mentioned Michalowski nam-ti nam-ti-la Nanna Nidaba níg-gig-ga Ningal Ninisina Ninlil Ninšatapada Ninurta Nippur noun Nur-Adad OECT Old Babylonian period pà-da praise prayers probably reign Rim-Sîn RIME royal hymns royal inscriptions rubrics šà Šamaš Samsu-iluna seems sikil-la Sîn Sîn-iddinam Sîn-iqīšam sipa sízkur Sjöberg statue Steible Subscript suffix šul Šulgi Sumer Sumerian literary Sumerian literature tablets temple Translation Ur-Ninurta Url Ur2 Uruk Vanstiphout Warad-Sîn za-e