
Andrew George
British Assyriologist, Emeritus Professor of Babylonian at SOAS University of London, best known for his prize-winning Penguin Classics translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
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Sep 18, 2026
Gilgamesh: 2/3 God 1/3 Man 100% Anunnaki, The Demigod King Who Defied Mortality
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That they could do so is a sign of humanity and the importance of the ancient epic.

Andrew GeorgeGUEST
The Epic of Gilgamesh, 4,000 years old as it is, has a profound influence on modern Western culture.

Andrew GeorgeGUEST
I think it's fair to say that after the Bible, no other ancient Near Eastern text has been as influential to the modern world as Gilgamesh has.

Andrew GeorgeGUEST
As far as we know, no sect considers the Epic of Gilgamesh scripture, but the Bible is.
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