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Ninkasi, filia Enki et Ninki, est dea sicerae vel cervesiae in mythologia Sumeria. Hymnus eae dicatus Sumerice scriptus, in tabula saeculo XIX a.C.n. servatus, confectionem cervesiae describit. Ninkasi adiuvisse refertur regem vel deum Lugalbanda ad tabulas fatae recuperandas quas avis Anzud detinebat.
Vide etiam paginam fere homonymam: 4947 Ninkasi.
- M. Civil, "A Hymn to the Beer Goddess and a Drinking Song" in Studies presented to A. Leo Oppenheim, June 7, 1964 from the workshop of the Chicago Assyrian dictionary (Chicagi: Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 1964) pp. 67-89
- M. Krebernik, "Nin-kasi und Siraš/Siris" in Reallexicon der Assyriologie vol. 9 (Berolini, 2000) pp. 442-444
- Versio hymni in Ninkasi a Michaele Civil facta (Anglice)
- Textus et versio hymni in Ninkasi apud Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature (Sumerice, Anglice)
- Textus et versio mythi "Lugalbanda et avis Anzud" apud Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature (Sumerice, Anglice)
- D. J. Lewis, "Origins of Alcohol Part 2 – Ninkasi, Sumerian Goddess of Beer" (Decembri 2015) apud The Black Sheep
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