god), 338.

Sadarnunna, consort of Nusku, 303, 15; SBP. 152 note 1.

_sagar_, liturgical rubric, 277, 16; 279.

Sakkut (god), 341, 8.
Sakkutmah, 329, 21.
See also 337, 19; 338, 22.

_salalu_, plant, symbol of Ninurta, 336, 7.

Samas (god), 305, 14.

_sarur_-weapon, 274, 18.

_sattam_, religious title, 274.

Sentur, title of Ninlil, 303, 10.

Serah (god), Semitic title of Serpent-god as patron of vegetation, 303, 16
= SBP. 152, 10.

seven gods, 338, 29; 303, 10.

seven-headed weapon, 340.

Silakki (god), 341.

silver, metal of Anu, i. e., moon god, 337, 10.

_simli_, cypress, symbol of Adad, 339, 7.

_simsal_-wood, symbol of a deity, 338, 5.

_simzu_, an aromat, symbol of Ninurta, 339, 9.

Sin (god), 263; 277; 279.

Single song services, 240.

_sipatu_, wool, symbol of Labartu, 339.

Sippar(ki), 301, 21.

Sirar(ki), 270.

Suddam, title of Gula, 306, 32 = SBP. 160, 18.
For this title of Gula of Suruppak, see p. 177 n. 4 in part 2 of this
volume. Usually a title of Aja or Ishtar as deities of
light. Since d Sukurru or Gula of Suruppak is the same as
_Suddam_ mother of Esabba, the temple Esabba must be located
in Suruppak.

Sulpae, title of Enlil, 303; 320.

sumer, 259; 283.

Sunirda, title of the goddess Aja, 304.

Suruppak (city), 277, 20; 278, 25.

Symbols of deities, 336 ff.

_tallu_, part of a door, 275, 20.

tammarisk, symbol of Anu, 336, 4.

Tammuz (god), 270; Hymn of, 285; 336, 5.

_tirazagga_, sacred grove, 289, 17.

Titular litanies, 236; 302 ff.

Ubsukkinna, hall of assembly, 247, 3.

Uddagubba, messenger of the Word, 283.

_udutila_, symbol of Girra, 340, 19.

Ur (city), 277; 278; 279; 282; 284.

Ungal (god), 340; cf. 306, 31.

Urasa (god), 326; 258, 6; 260; 302, 2.

Ur-Engur, cult hymn of, 243.

Urumas (god), 320.

_urusagga_, chief city, title of Isin, 289, 16; 306, 24.

Utta-edde (god), 305, 17 = SBP. 158, 4.

Weeping mother, 265; 280.

Word, 261, 28; 262, 29; 284; 294; 299; 308, 22; 315.
Hymn to the Word, 283.

_zagsal_, rubric, 233 ff.; 276, 37.

Zarpanit (goddess), 294; 296; 297.

Zeus Dolichaeos, 334. His connection with silver borrowed from Babylonia,
342.

Zir (goddess), wife of Nannar, 303.

Zu (god), the eagle as symbol of the sun, 340, 29.

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