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Kesh Temple Hymn: The Oldest Work of Religious Literature in the World
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Kesh Temple Hymn: The Oldest Work of Religious Literature in the World
The Kesh Temple Hymn (circa 2600 BCE) is the oldest work of religious literature in the world, sometimes referenced as the oldest extant religious poem. It is a Sumerian praise song to the goddess Ninhursag and her temple in the city of Kesh, composed in eight sections of "houses" progressing from the temple's foundation to a cautionary welcome.
"The Hymn on the Anniversary of the Proclamation of the Kingdom of Poland, Given to the Polish Army to Sing by the Commander-in-Chief" is the song that gave rise to the well-known and deeply moving hymn "God Save Poland." How is this possible?
·Warsaw, Poland
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