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City of Saffron

Posted By: Helge Harbard
Date: Friday, 2 June 2006, at 4:49 a.m.

In Response To: Maat Sar (El-REB)

Hi ELREB,

Wow, I like that "Em per Ra"!

On the 'gon' of Sargon, I found the following:

ENTRY: kwn.
DEFINITION: To be, be(come) firm, true. Sargon, from Hebrew sargōn, from Akkardian Sharru-kn, the king is true, legitimate, from kn, predicate form of knu, verbal adjective of kānu, to be(come) firm, true (Sharru, king; see Shrr).

So 'gon' or 'kwn' is truly "true", it seems. Azupiranu is referred to as the "saffron-colored city", and maybe azupiranu means "saffron".

"Anu" sounds much like An(u) or On, the ancient Egyptian City of the Sun (Greek Heliopolis), the center for the priesthood of Ra as well as the most renowned center of learning in the ancient world. In Greek, On means "Being", appropriately symbolized by the Sun.

Helge

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