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								His quest at last took him to the island of Utnapishtim, a man who had once survived the great flood sent by the gods to destroy humanity and been rewarded with immortality. Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011 
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								His quest at last took him to the island of Utnapishtim, a man who had once survived the great flood sent by the gods to destroy humanity and been rewarded with immortality. Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011 
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								Utnapishtim and Deucalion nodded in vociferous assent. The Arks What Weren't strannikov 2012 
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								Minutes later, Utnapishtim, Deucalion, and Jonah were conferring with Noah. The Arks What Weren't strannikov 2012 
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								His quest at last took him to the island of Utnapishtim, a man who had once survived the great flood sent by the gods to destroy humanity and been rewarded with immortality. Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011 
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								This combined with a free-word association with Utnapishtim, the legendary Babylonian survivor of the World Flood, evokes a Sumerian name Utu-zi 'Life-breath of the sun' being readapted to Ut-napishtim napishtim = 'life, breath' but still written in script using the Sumerograms UD-ZI1. 
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								In my previous post Odysseus, Uthuze and Utnapishtim, I finished off with the dangling idea that the name Odysseus had reached Anatolia and the Aegean by the second millenium BCE. Archive 2009-11-01 2009 
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								This combined with a free-word association with Utnapishtim, the legendary Babylonian survivor of the World Flood, evokes a Sumerian name Utu-zi 'Life-breath of the sun' being readapted to Ut-napishtim napishtim = 'life, breath' but still written in script using the Sumerograms UD-ZI1. Archive 2009-11-01 2009 
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								In my previous post Odysseus, Uthuze and Utnapishtim, I finished off with the dangling idea that the name Odysseus had reached Anatolia and the Aegean by the second millenium BCE. 
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								Paleoglot: Odysseus, Uthuze and Utnapishtim skip to main 
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