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An assignment submitted by jefferson s. Marques for world literature 411 at our lady of fatima university's college of hospitality and institutional management. The text details the mythological account of marduk's victory over tiamat, a monstrous dragon and the primordial goddess of the sea. Key events from the enuma elish text, such as the formation of the tigris and euphrates rivers from tiamat's tears, the reasons for apsu's desire to kill the gods, and the consequences of marduk's victory.
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Our Lady of Fatima University – Antipolo Campus College of Hospitality and Institutional Management WORLD LITERATURE 411
Submitted by: Jefferson S. Marques Section: BSITM-TTO 4-A- 2
1. What are the two rivers formed out of the tears of Tiamat? - The Tigris - The Euphrates 2. Who is depicted as a monstrous dragon? - Tiamat 3. Why did Apsu plan to kill the gods (their children)? - Apsu decided to wipe off the rowdy young gods because they were too much for him. Chaos and revolt followed. 4. What happen to Apsu after he was killed? - After Apsu was killed, The tallest and most powerful of the gods, Marduk, was then born to Ea and his wife Damkina. Anu, the sky deity, gives Marduk sovereignty over the four winds and instructs him to let them blow.
5. Who killed Tiamat? - She was killed by Marduk. 6. What is the main point of Enuma Elish? - Its primary function, according to Heidel, was to laud Marduk. Through his actions in overthrowing Tiamat and in the creation of the universe, Marduk became the chief deity of the entire pantheon.