Sennacherib 159: Aššur Molds the Anunnakū in the Apsû
Exact P396017 report: Aššur forms the Anunnakū beside Apsû and fate language, while Sennacherib retains the bronze-craft role.
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Sennacherib 158: Anunnaku, Craft, and the Tablet of Destinies
Exact P238626 report: Anunnaku language meets crafted cult objects and the Tablet of Destinies, while Ashur and Sennacherib retain distinct agency.
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The Anunna Serve Gibil: Exact Tablet P269689 and the Fire-Cult Limit
Exact P269689 report: the Anunna serve and rejoice with Gibil, but the grammar does not make the group smiths, builders, or technical operators.
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Nanna Moves; the Anuna Stand in Attendance: Exact Tablet P256324
Exact P256324 report: Nanna moves while the Anuna gods stand in attendance. The group acts collectively, but is not the subject of the motion verb.
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The Anuna Leave Ur: An Irreversible Divine Verdict and Finite Kingship
Exact P346217 report: the assembly’s verdict cannot be reversed, Ur’s kingship is finite, and the un-restored Anuna of Ur act collectively by going outside the city.
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STT 1, 12: The Anunnakū Kiss Marduk’s Feet after the Apsu Ministry Is Assigned
Exact-line-art report on P338328: Usmu receives the Apsu ministry, the Igigi bow, and the Anunnakū as a complete collective kiss Marduk’s feet.
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Ea’s Incantation of Life: The Anunnakū Greet Him from Their Shrines
Exact-photo report on IM 67594 / P363581: the Anunnakū greet Ea from their sanctuaries beside counsel and life-incantation language, with strict agency and genre limits.
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STT 1, 9: The Anunnakū Take Up the Hoe and Build at Babylon
Exact-witness report on P338325: the Anunnakū take up the hoe, make bricks, and fashion cult daises in Enūma Eliš VI, with strict image and genre limits.
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Erra and Išum I: The Anunnakū Ascend—and the Text Turns to the Apsû
Exact-line-art report on P338333 / STT 1, 16: a partly restored Anunnakū subject takes an ascent verb, while Erra separately travels between heaven and the Apsû.
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Simbar-Šipak’s Throne Inscription: The Anunnakū Respond to Command
Exact-object report on P421580 / Q006279: all the Anunnakū are the un-restored grammatical subject of a collective response to Enlil’s command.
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