Amat-Šamaš
Amat-Šamaš was a Šamaš-Nadītum in Sippar . She was the daughter of Sumu-Addu and sister of Iltani , the queen of Karana . Her task in Sippar was constant prayer for her father's life - parallel to the task of Erišti-Aja , the princess of Mari .
literature
- Stephanie Dalley: Mari and Karana. Two Old Babylonian Cities. Longman, London et al. 1984, ISBN 0-582-78363-1 , pp. 104 f.
- Rivkah Harris: The nadītu-woman. In: RD Biggs et al. (Ed.): In: Studies presented to A. Leo Oppenheim, June 7, 1964. From the Workshop of the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary. Oriental Institute of the University, Chicago IL 1964, p. 116 ff.
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SURNAME | Amat-Šamaš |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Nadītum |
DATE OF BIRTH | around 19th century BC Chr. |
DATE OF DEATH | around 19th century BC Chr. |