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	The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/UŠ<sub>2</sub> (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the asterism of the Corpse’ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''		The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/UŠ<sub>2</sub> (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the asterism of the Corpse’ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''

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 The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/UŠ<sub>2</sub> (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the asterism of the Corpse’ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''

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Sushoff at 18:47, 17 June 2026

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	CAD P 17 lists the star-name sub ''pagru''.		CAD P 17 lists the star-name sub ''pagru''.

			=== Sources and Identifications ===
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	[[File:AD6 CH Screenshot 2025-11-30 172912.png\|thumb\|Convex Hull for the stars inside AD<sub>6</sub>, Pagru (CC BY Youla Azkarrula).]]		[[File:AD6 CH Screenshot 2025-11-30 172912.png\|thumb\|Convex Hull for the stars inside AD<sub>6</sub>, Pagru (CC BY Youla Azkarrula).]]

	====Stars within the Constellation Area====		=== Stars within the Constellation Area ===
	{\| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"		{\| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
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			=== Additional ===

	==== Deity. ====		==== Deity. ====
	(Translation of Kurtik, page 33-34)		(Translation of Kurtik, page 33-34)

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	The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/UŠ<sub>2</sub> (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the ~~Corpse-star’~~ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''		The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/UŠ<sub>2</sub> (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the asterism of the Corpse’ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''

	Zalāqu''-stone will be its name.''		Zalāqu''-stone will be its name.''
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	''Its body will be the underworld'' </blockquote>AD<sub>6</sub> = '''''pagru, šalamtu''''' “body, corpse” is interpreted as ''pa-gar'' Á.SÀG ‘corpse of the Asakku-demon/monster' (who was slain by Ninurta) in 5R 46: 28.<ref name=":0">Hoffmann, S. M. and Krebernik, M. (2023). What do deities tell us about the celestial positioning system, in: R. Rollinger, I. Madreiter, M. Lang, C. Pappi (eds.). The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East, Papers held at the 64th Rencontre Assyriologique International and 12th Melammu Symposium July 16-20 2018, Innsbruck. Austrian Academy of Sciences Press, 539-579</ref> In MUL.APIN, the constellation is in the same line with Zababa, a warlike god, city god of Kish, identified with Ninurta. MUL <sup>d</sup>''Za-ba''<sub>4</sub>''-ba''<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> ''u'' <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> as the 17th to 19th constellation in the Path of Anu.<ref name=":0" />		''Its body will be the underworld'' </blockquote>AD<sub>6</sub> = '''''pagru, šalamtu''''' “body, corpse” is interpreted as ''pa-gar'' Á.SÀG ‘corpse of the Asakku-demon/monster' (who was slain by Ninurta) in 5R 46: 28.<ref name=":0">Hoffmann, S. M. and Krebernik, M. (2023). What do deities tell us about the celestial positioning system, in: R. Rollinger, I. Madreiter, M. Lang, C. Pappi (eds.). The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East, Papers held at the 64th Rencontre Assyriologique International and 12th Melammu Symposium July 16-20 2018, Innsbruck. Austrian Academy of Sciences Press, 539-579</ref> In MUL.APIN, the constellation is in the same line with Zababa, a warlike god, city god of Kish, identified with Ninurta. MUL <sup>d</sup>''Za-ba''<sub>4</sub>''-ba''<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> ''u'' <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> as the 17th to 19th constellation in the Path of Anu.<ref name=":0" />

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	* <sup>mul</sup>LU<sub>2</sub>.BAD		* <sup>mul</sup>LU<sub>2</sub>.BAD
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	* nos. 18-19 in Hoffmann+Krebernik's counting.		* nos. 18-19 in Hoffmann+Krebernik's counting.
	\|~~Hunger and Pingree (1999) identifies this constellation with the area of Delphinus.~~		\|[[File:Eagle+Corpse MULAPIN-jessica2022.jpg\|thumb\|Corpse and Eagle (MUL.APIN), painted for Stellarium by J. Gullberg (2022)]]
	[[File:Eagle+Corpse MULAPIN-jessica2022.jpg\|thumb\|Corpse and Eagle (MUL.APIN), painted for Stellarium by J. Gullberg (2022)]]
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	\| '''"The Great List of Stars".'''		\| '''"The Great List of Stars".'''

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	[[File:Eagle+Corpse MULAPIN-jessica2022.jpg\|thumb\|The Corpse (Dead Man) next to The Eagle, paintings by Jessica Gullberg ([[References (Babylonian)\|References]])]]		[[File:Eagle+Corpse MULAPIN-jessica2022.jpg\|thumb\|The Corpse (Dead Man) next to The Eagle, paintings by Jessica Gullberg ([[References (Babylonian)\|References]])]]
	<sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (𒀯𒈕) = ''pagru,'' "body" or "corpse," commonly translated "The Dead Man". It refers to a Babylonian constellation listed in MUL.APIN I ii 12 in the same entry immediately after [[ZA.BA4.BA4\|Zababa]] and [[A2.mušen\|<sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup>]] The Eagle ([[Aquila]]), implying that they form a super-constellation. The Corpse could perhaps be identified with Ptolemy's [[Antinous]], a deified dead person, which is located in [[Aquila]].		<sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (𒀯𒈕) = ''pagru,'' "body" or "corpse," commonly translated "The Dead Man". It refers to a Babylonian constellation listed in MUL.APIN I ii 12 in the same entry immediately after [[ZA.BA4.BA4\|Zababa]] and [[A2.mušen\|<sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup>]] The Eagle ([[Aquila]]), implying that they form a super-constellation. The Corpse could perhaps be identified with Ptolemy's [[Antinous]], a deified dead person who is considered to be made a constellation, which is located in [[Aquila]].

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JanSafford: /* Concordance, Etymology, History[1] */

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	* <sup>mul</sup> <sup>d</sup>Za-ba<sub>4</sub>-ba<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> u <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub>		* <sup>mul</sup> <sup>d</sup>Za-ba<sub>4</sub>-ba<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> u <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub>

	* "Zababa, Eagle and ~~Deadman~~".		* "The star of Zababa, the Eagle, and the Corpse."

	The counting within the first list of MUL.APIN has always been controversial. This line is		The counting within the first list of MUL.APIN has always been controversial. This line is

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:AD<sub>6</sub>}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:AD<sub>6</sub>}}
	Authors: ~~Gennady E. Kurtik,~~ {{PAGEAUTHORS}}~~, Euin Choung Kim~~		Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}
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	[[File:Eagle+Corpse MULAPIN-jessica2022.jpg\|thumb\|The Corpse (Dead Man) next to The Eagle, paintings by Jessica Gullberg ([[References (Babylonian)\|References]])]]		[[File:Eagle+Corpse MULAPIN-jessica2022.jpg\|thumb\|The Corpse (Dead Man) next to The Eagle, paintings by Jessica Gullberg ([[References (Babylonian)\|References]])]]

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	The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/ÚŠ (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the Corpse-star’ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''		The name of <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> (with the longer reading ADDA) = ''pagru'', ‘corpse,’ is written with the logograms literally for a dead human being (LÚ = man, BAD/UŠ<sub>2</sub> (dead). In astro-mythology ‘the Corpse-star’ is identified with gods that have been killed, for example ‘The Corpse’ = the dead-body of the deity Asakku, which is used to create ''zalāqu''-stone as the Underworld in the Sumerian version Lugale (Horowitz 2011: 348-349).<blockquote>[''From now''] ''on it will not be called asakku, stone will be its name''

	Zalāqu''-stone will be its name.''		Zalāqu''-stone will be its name.''

	''Its body will be the underworld'' </blockquote>AD<sub>6</sub> = '''''pagru, šalamtu''''' “body, corpse” is interpreted as ''pa-gar'' Á.SÀG ‘corpse of the Asakku-demon/monster' (who was slain by Ninurta) in 5R 46: 28.<ref name=":0">Hoffmann, S. M. and Krebernik, M. (2023). What do deities tell us about the celestial positioning system, in: R. Rollinger, I. Madreiter, M. Lang, C. Pappi (eds.). The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East, Papers held at the 64th Rencontre Assyriologique International and 12th Melammu Symposium July 16-20 2018, Innsbruck. Austrian Academy of Sciences Press, 539-579</ref> In MUL.APIN, the constellation is ~~associated~~ with Zababa, a warlike god, city god of Kish, identified with Ninurta. MUL <sup>d</sup>''Za-ba''<sub>4</sub>''-ba''<sub>4</sub> as the ~~18th and~~ 19th constellation in the Path of Anu.<ref name=":0" />		''Its body will be the underworld'' </blockquote>AD<sub>6</sub> = '''''pagru, šalamtu''''' “body, corpse” is interpreted as ''pa-gar'' Á.SÀG ‘corpse of the Asakku-demon/monster' (who was slain by Ninurta) in 5R 46: 28.<ref name=":0">Hoffmann, S. M. and Krebernik, M. (2023). What do deities tell us about the celestial positioning system, in: R. Rollinger, I. Madreiter, M. Lang, C. Pappi (eds.). The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East, Papers held at the 64th Rencontre Assyriologique International and 12th Melammu Symposium July 16-20 2018, Innsbruck. Austrian Academy of Sciences Press, 539-579</ref> In MUL.APIN, the constellation is in the same line with Zababa, a warlike god, city god of Kish, identified with Ninurta. MUL <sup>d</sup>''Za-ba''<sub>4</sub>''-ba''<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> ''u'' <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub> as the 17th to 19th constellation in the Path of Anu.<ref name=":0" />

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	* <sup>mul</sup>''adda'', ad<sub>6</sub>		* <sup>mul</sup>''adda'', ad<sub>6</sub>
	* = <sup>mul</sup>''pagru'' "Dead Man, Corpse".		* = <sup>mul</sup>''pagru'' "Dead Man, Corpse".
	Sumerian adda for LÚ.BAD is preferred over the shorter ad<sub>6</sub> on the basis of Diri VI B: 49-50: ''ad-da'' LÚ.BAD = ''pagru'', ''šalamtu'' (MSL XV<ref>''Materials for the Sumerian Lexicon''. Vol. XI. ''The Series DIRI = (w)Atru'' . Ed. by M.Civil. Roma, 2004.</ref> 190) and cf. parallel lexical entries cited in CAD<ref>''The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.'' Chicago - Glückstadt, 1956 -...</ref> Š<sub>I</sub> 203-04 sub. ''šalamtu''.[[AD6#sdfootnote1sym\|<sup>1</sup>]] The Akkadian equivalent ''šalamtu'' is preferred over the synonym ''pagru'' because of the explicit evidence in RA 101 99: 19'.		Sumerian adda for LÚ.BAD is preferred over the shorter ad<sub>6</sub> on the basis of Diri VI B: 49-50: ''ad-da'' LÚ.BAD = ''pagru'', ''šalamtu'' (MSL XV<ref>''Materials for the Sumerian Lexicon''. Vol. XI. ''The Series DIRI = (w)Atru'' . Ed. by M.Civil. Roma, 2004.</ref> 190) and cf. parallel lexical entries cited in CAD<ref>''The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.'' Chicago - Glückstadt, 1956 -...</ref> Š<sub>I</sub> 203-04 sub ''šalamtu''.[[AD6#sdfootnote1sym\|<sup>1</sup>]] The Akkadian equivalent ''šalamtu'' is preferred over the synonym ''pagru'' because of the explicit evidence in RA 101 99: 19'.

	CAD P 17 lists the star-name sub ''pagru''.		CAD P 17 lists the star-name sub ''pagru''.
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	\| '''MUL.APIN.'''		\| '''MUL.APIN.'''
	~~Star~~ List of Anu (I ii 12):		List of stars of Anu (I ii 12):

	* <sup>mul</sup> <sup>d</sup>Za-ba<sub>4</sub>-ba<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> u <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub>		* <sup>mul</sup> <sup>d</sup>Za-ba<sub>4</sub>-ba<sub>4</sub> <sup>mul</sup>TI<sub>8</sub><sup>mušen</sup> u <sup>mul</sup>AD<sub>6</sub>
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	\| '''"The Great List of Stars".'''		\| '''"The Great List of Stars".'''
	* <sup>mul</sup>ka = <sup>mul</sup>lu<sub>2</sub>.uš<sub>2</sub> "Mouth = Dead Man." [Mesop.Astrol., App. B:160; Weidner 1959-60, 108];		* <sup>mul</sup>KA = <sup>mul</sup>LU<sub>2</sub>.UŠ<sub>2</sub> "Mouth = Dead Man." [Mesop.Astrol., App. B:160; Weidner 1959-60, 108];

	* parallel [STC II<ref>''King L.W.'' The Seven Tablets of Creation. Vol. I-II. London, 1902.</ref>, Pl. LXXI, Rev. ii 12].		* parallel [STC II<ref>''King L.W.'' The Seven Tablets of Creation. Vol. I-II. London, 1902.</ref>, Pl. LXXI, Rev. ii 12].
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	\|'''List of stars VR 46, 1:28.'''		\|'''List of stars VR 46, 1:28.'''
	* <sup>mul</sup>ADDA = ''pa-gar'' ''Asakki''(a<sub>2</sub>.~~sag~~<sub>3</sub>)		* <sup>mul</sup>ADDA = ''pa-gar'' ''Asakki''(A<sub>2</sub>.SAG<sub>3</sub>)
	* ‘The Corpse, the carcass of Asakku'		* ‘The Corpse, the carcass of Asakku'
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	(Translation of Kurtik, page 33-34)		(Translation of Kurtik, page 33-34)

	''Asakku'' (ASAG) – demon of disease (~~headach~~ in particular), son of Anu; together with Anzu and Kingu was considered an evil demon [Tallqvist<ref>''Tallqvist K''. Akkadische Götterepitheta. Helsingforsiae, 1938.</ref> 256; AHw<ref>''Soden von W''. Akkadisches Handwörterbuch. Wiesbaden, 1985.</ref> 73; Reynolds 1999<ref>''Reynolds F.'' Stellar Representations of Tiāmat and Qingu in a Learned Calendar Text // RAI. 1999. Vol. 42. P. 369-378.</ref>/ 2019].		''Asakku'' (ASAG) – demon of disease (headache in particular), son of Anu; together with Anzu and Kingu was considered an evil demon [Tallqvist<ref>''Tallqvist K''. Akkadische Götterepitheta. Helsingforsiae, 1938.</ref> 256; AHw<ref>''Soden von W''. Akkadisches Handwörterbuch. Wiesbaden, 1985.</ref> 73; Reynolds 1999<ref>''Reynolds F.'' Stellar Representations of Tiāmat and Qingu in a Learned Calendar Text // RAI. 1999. Vol. 42. P. 369-378.</ref>/ 2019].

	In Neo-Assyrian mythological texts, the star of the Deadman, called "the Stone", is identified with Asakku'':''		In Neo-Assyrian mythological texts, the star of the Deadman, called "the Stone", is identified with Asakku'':''

	* [~~''abn''~~]~~''u''~~ <sup>mul</sup>''pagru''(adda) ''ki-i iqbû''/''qabû''(dug<sub>4</sub>.ga)[ ] /<sup>[mul</sup>''pa'']''gru''([ad]da) ''pa-gar Asakki''(a<sub>2</sub>.~~sag~~<sub>3</sub>) ''~~abnu~~ a-sak''-[''ku'']		* [NA<sub>4</sub>] <sup>mul</sup>''pagru''(adda) ''ki-i iqbû''/''qabû''(dug<sub>4</sub>.ga)[ ] /<sup>[mul</sup>''pa'']''gru''([ad]da) ''pa-gar Asakki''(A<sub>2</sub>.SAG<sub>3</sub>) NA<sub>4</sub> ''a-sak''-[''ku'']
	* "["Kame]n" refers to the Dead Man's star, so they say; / [The Dead Man's star means Asakku's corpse. (Therefore) the stone is ~~Asakku-~~[ku]"		* "["Kame]n"'''<big>??? it should be a word for stone</big>''' refers to the Dead Man's star, so they say; / [The Dead Man's star means Asakku's corpse. (Therefore) the stone is Asak[ku]"
	[Lambert 1989, 216:4-5; Livingstone 1986, 64:4-5], for the full text see (Kurtik z01) [[ZA.BA4.BA4\|ZA.BA<sub>4</sub>.BA<sub>4</sub>]], II		[Lambert 1989, 216:4-5; Livingstone 1986, 64:4-5], for the full text see (Kurtik z01) [[ZA.BA4.BA4\|ZA.BA<sub>4</sub>.BA<sub>4</sub>]], II

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	==== Previous Identifications. ====		==== Previous Identifications. ====
	Since the Dead Man was located near the [[Aquila\|Eagle]], he is identified ~~presumably~~ with [[Antinous]] or [[Delphinus]] [Gössmann 1950, 243; Weidner 1957-59 79; 1959-60 108];		Since the Dead Man was located near the [[Aquila\|Eagle]], he is identified tentatively with [[Antinous]] or [[Delphinus]] [Gössmann 1950, 243; Weidner 1957-59 79; 1959-60 108];

	= Delphinus(?) [Hunger and Steele 2019, 138; Mesop.Astrol. 207, App. C; Hunger-Pingree 1999, 272]. See also (Kurtik k01) [[KA]], (Kurtik g24) ''[[Gizzānītu]]''.		= Delphinus(?) [Hunger and Steele 2019, 138; Mesop.Astrol. 207, App. C; Hunger and Pingree 1999, 272]. See also (Kurtik k01) [[KA]], (Kurtik g24) ''[[Gizzānītu]]''.

	== Historical Dictionaries ==		== Historical Dictionaries ==
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