Author: L.W. King
Narrator: Dennis Logan
Unabridged: 0 hr 52 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 10/02/2023
Genre: Religion - Ancient
Dive deep into the primordial mists of time, where the ancient gods of Mesopotamia danced and battled, giving shape to the world as we know it. "Enuma Elish: The Epic of Creation," brilliantly translated by L.W. King, takes you on a mesmerizing journey to the very origins of civilization and its mythic tales of creation.
Experience the power of this epic as never before, with the masterful narration of Dennis Logan. His riveting voice brings to life the tumultuous events and divine characters of the Enuma Elish. Let the soundscape envelop you, transporting you to the banks of the Euphrates and the majestic ziggurats, where these tales were once shared.
Why listen to this audiobook?
Discover the roots of many contemporary myths and religious stories, and trace the ancient lineage of creation tales.Relish in the rich, evocative translation by L.W. King, who painstakingly brings forth the nuances and beauty of the original text.Immerse yourself in the unparalleled delivery of Dennis Logan, whose voice paints vivid imagery, making the gods, battles, and primal elements almost tangible.Engage in the intellectual delight of understanding ancient civilizations, their beliefs, and their views on existence and creation."Enuma Elish: The Epic of Creation" is more than just a tale. It’s a testament to humanity's age-old quest to understand its place in the cosmos. Whether you're a lover of history, mythology, or captivating storytelling, this audiobook promises a profound experience.
Join the annals of time, witness the divine saga, and let the origins of creation resonate in your very soul.
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