- Ask Me About Gilgamesh
- Contains a synopsis on one of the oldest literary pieces in history. Also provides script versions for role playing or stage performances.
- Death, Afterlife and Eschatology
- Presents a research paper entitled, “From Primitive to Zen” written by Mircrea Eliade. Delves into the themes of death, immortality, and afterlife in the epic of Gilgamesh.
- Epic of Gilgamesh
- Originated from the traditions of ancient Sumeria. Tells the adventures of the King of Uruk during 2750 and 2500 BCE.
- Gilgamesh Prologue
- Introduction taken from Samuel Kramer's translation of the epic. Contains index and glossary on Babylonia.
- He Who Saw Everything – Part 1
- Prologue of the epic Gilgamesh taken from Robert Temple's translations presented in poetry form.
- Kramer's Translation of Gilgamesh Prologue
- Contains a prologue of the story translated into the English language by Samuel Kramer.
- Mesopotamia Gilgamesh
- Narrates the brevity of the King of Uruk during his reign in 2700 BC. Discusses the themes found in the epic.
- Sin-Leqe-Unnini
- Features the author of the standard Babylonian version of the epic Gilgamesh; a master scribe of the Kassite period in Mesopotamia during 1600 BCE.
- Storytelling, the Meaning of Life, and The Epic of Gilgamesh
- Essay written by Arthr A. Brown on the ancient traditions of storytelling taking the epic as an example of such.
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