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100	1		_aJacobsen, Thorkild _d1904-1993 _997948
245	1	4	_aThe treasures of darkness _ba history of Mesopotamian religion _cThorkild Jacobsen
260			_aNew Haven _bYale University Press _c[1976]
300			_a273 páginas
505	0		_aAncient Mesopotamian religion : the terms -- Fourth millennium metaphors : the gods as providers--dying gods of fertility -- Third millennium metaphors : the gods as rulers--the cosmos a polity -- Third millennium metaphors : the gods as rulers--individual divine figures -- Second millennium metaphors : the gods as parents--rise of personal religion -- Second millennium metaphors : world origins and world order--the creation epic -- Second millennium metaphors : "and death the journey's end"--the Gilgamesh epic.
520	8		_a" ... No one can plausibly deny that the religious development of the peoples of Canaan (and indeed of all the ancient world around the eastern Mediterranean to the Indus river) were affected by the cultural and religious developments in Mesopotamia, the centre of the region, and a fertile region second to none known in the world, on a par with the Nile, around which another major civilization arose. This is a text of history of Mesopotamia in its own right. By the time history gets back this far, the lines become very blurred, rather like parallel lines intersecting on the horizon. Literature, religion, archaeology, sociology, psychology -- all of these disciplines become intertwined in Jacobsen's text as he looks at Sumerian society. The book is organized with an introduction, then according to time divisions of fourth, third, and second millennia, then concludes with an epilogue into the first millennium, during which the Bible as we know it (and most ancient history such as is commonly known occurred) came to be"--Amazon.com.
546			_aTexto en inglés
650		7	_aReligión _923497
650		7	_aCivilización asirio-babilónica _910969
651		0	_aIraq _xReligión _997949
651		7	_aIraq _xHistoria _932741
651		7	_aMesopotamia _xAspectos religiosos _997950
651		7	_aMesopotamia _xHistoria _997951
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