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	[[File:Stellarium Ea+KU6.jpg\|thumb\|Babylonian constellations GU.LA (Ea/Enki) and KU<sub>6</sub> in Stellarium (artwork by Jessica Gullberg 2021).]]		[[File:Stellarium Ea+KU6.jpg\|thumb\|Babylonian constellations GU.LA (Ea/Enki) and KU<sub>6</sub> in Stellarium (artwork by Jessica Gullberg 2021).]]

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	[[File:Stellarium Ea+KU6.jpg\|thumb\|Babylonian constellations GU.LA (Ea/Enki) and KU<sub>6</sub> in Stellarium (artwork by Jessica Gullberg 2021).]]		[[File:Stellarium Ea+KU6.jpg\|thumb\|Babylonian constellations GU.LA (Ea/Enki) and KU<sub>6</sub> in Stellarium (artwork by Jessica Gullberg 2021).]]
	<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].		<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].

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	* (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ''ša''<sub>2</sub> DUR ''nu-nu'' "A star with great brilliance in the ribbon of Pisces" (η Piscium) [~~ADRT~~ I<ref name=":0">''Sachs A., Hunger H''. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia. Vol. I: Diaries from 652 B.C. to 262 B.C.; Vol. II: from 261 B.C. to 165 B.C.; Vol. III: Diaries from 164 B.C. to 75 B.C. Vienna, 1988, 1989, 1991.v</ref>, 17, passim].		* (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ''ša''<sub>2</sub> DUR ''nu-nu'' "A star with great brilliance in the ribbon of Pisces" (η Piscium) [Sachs-Hunger Diaries I<ref name=":0">''Sachs A., Hunger H''. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia. Vol. I: Diaries from 652 B.C. to 262 B.C.; Vol. II: from 261 B.C. to 165 B.C.; Vol. III: Diaries from 164 B.C. to 75 B.C. Vienna, 1988, 1989, 1991.v</ref>, 17, passim].
	* (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ''ina'' NIM ''ina nu-nu'' IGI "The first appearance of Mercury in the east in Pisces" [~~ADRT~~ I<ref name=":0" />, -651 iv 7]; perhaps referring to "Pisces" (in the singular), the symbol of the constellation ''[[Anunitu]]''.		* (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ''ina'' NIM ''ina nu-nu'' IGI "The first appearance of Mercury in the east in Pisces" [Sachs-Hunger Diaries I<ref name=":0" />, -651 iv 7]; perhaps referring to "Pisces" (in the singular), the symbol of the constellation ''[[Anunitu]]''.
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	I. Источники.		I. Источники.

	Лексич. тексты. См. k24KU<sub>6</sub>, a42<sup>d</sup>Anunītum. Дневники наблюдений. (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ša<sub>2</sub> DUR nu-nu «Звезда с большим блеском на ленте Рыб» (η Piscium) [AD I, 17, passim]. (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ina NIM ina nu-nu IGI «Первое появление Меркурия на востоке в Рыбах» [AD I, -651 iv 7]; возможно, здесь имеется в виду «Рыба» (в единственном числе), символ созвездия Ануниту. Текст BM 36609. DUR MUL nu-nu, DUR nu-nu «Лента Рыб/ы (?)» [Roughton–Steele–Walker 2004, Sect. 8: rev. iv 22′, Sect. 9: rev. iv 23′, Sect. 10: rev. v 17′]. См. также: <sup>mul</sup>nu-nu [ACh Suppl. 2, 72 r. 3].		Лексич. тексты. См. k24KU<sub>6</sub>, a42<sup>d</sup>Anunītum. Дневники наблюдений. (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ša<sub>2</sub> DUR nu-nu «Звезда с большим блеском на ленте Рыб» (η Piscium) [Sachs-Hunger Diaries I, 17, passim]. (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ina NIM ina nu-nu IGI «Первое появление Меркурия на востоке в Рыбах» [Sachs-Hunger Diaries I, -651 iv 7]; возможно, здесь имеется в виду «Рыба» (в единственном числе), символ созвездия Ануниту. Текст BM 36609. DUR MUL nu-nu, DUR nu-nu «Лента Рыб/ы (?)» [Roughton–Steele–Walker 2004, Sect. 8: rev. iv 22′, Sect. 9: rev. iv 23′, Sect. 10: rev. v 17′]. См. также: <sup>mul</sup>nu-nu [ACh Suppl. 2, 72 r. 3].
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	* (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ''ša''<sub>2</sub> DUR ''nu-nu'' "A star with great brilliance in the ribbon of Pisces" (η Piscium) [AD I<ref name=":0">''Sachs A., Hunger H''. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia. Vol. I: Diaries from 652 B.C. to 262 B.C.; Vol. II: from 261 B.C. to 165 B.C.; Vol. III: Diaries from 164 B.C. to 75 B.C. Vienna, 1988, 1989, 1991.v</ref>, 17, passim].		* (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ''ša''<sub>2</sub> DUR ''nu-nu'' "A star with great brilliance in the ribbon of Pisces" (η Piscium) [ADRT I<ref name=":0">''Sachs A., Hunger H''. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia. Vol. I: Diaries from 652 B.C. to 262 B.C.; Vol. II: from 261 B.C. to 165 B.C.; Vol. III: Diaries from 164 B.C. to 75 B.C. Vienna, 1988, 1989, 1991.v</ref>, 17, passim].
	* (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ''ina'' NIM ''ina nu-nu'' IGI "The first appearance of Mercury in the east in Pisces" [AD I<ref name=":0" />, -651 iv 7]; perhaps referring to "Pisces" (in the singular), the symbol of the constellation ''[[Anunitu]]''.		* (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ''ina'' NIM ''ina nu-nu'' IGI "The first appearance of Mercury in the east in Pisces" [ADRT I<ref name=":0" />, -651 iv 7]; perhaps referring to "Pisces" (in the singular), the symbol of the constellation ''[[Anunitu]]''.
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	* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);		* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);
	* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;		* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;
	* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''~~Anunītum~~'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).		* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''[[Anunitu\|Anunītu]]<nowiki/>m'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).
	Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered or contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].		Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered or contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].
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	* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;		* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;
	* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''Anunītum'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).		* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''Anunītum'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).
	Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered ~~the~~ contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].		Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered or contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].
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	<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].		<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].

	==Concordance, Etymology, History==		==Concordance, Etymology, History<ref>[[Mesopotamian (All Terms)\|Planetarium Babylonicum 2.0]], All Skies Encyclopaedia.</ref>==
	[[File:DeaSyria 300dpi.jpg\|thumb\|Andromeda as Dea Syria on Farnese Globe, SMH 2023, Hoffmann (2025), Some Results on the Ancient Globes, Globe Studies – The Journal of the International Coronelli Society, 69, 4169.]]		[[File:DeaSyria 300dpi.jpg\|thumb\|Andromeda as Dea Syria on Farnese Globe, SMH 2023, Hoffmann (2025), Some Results on the Ancient Globes, Globe Studies – The Journal of the International Coronelli Society, 69, 4169.]]
	'''Var.'''		'''Var.'''

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			[[File:Stellarium Ea+KU6.jpg\|thumb\|Babylonian constellations GU.LA (Ea/Enki) and KU<sub>6</sub> in Stellarium (artwork by Jessica Gullberg 2021).]]
	<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].		<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].

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	<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[~~MulKU6~~\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]).		<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[KU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]), which demonstrates the transformation of constellation names and images in [[Andromeda]]/ [[Pisces]]/ [[Cetus]].

	==Concordance, Etymology, History==		==Concordance, Etymology, History==
	~~Akkadian~~ ''~~Nūnu, Akkadian for~~ '~~fish~~' ~~may also be connected with~~'' ~~Anunītum due for sound reasons.~~		[[File:DeaSyria 300dpi.jpg\|thumb\|Andromeda as Dea Syria on Farnese Globe, SMH 2023, Hoffmann (2025), Some Results on the Ancient Globes, Globe Studies – The Journal of the International Coronelli Society, 69, 4169.]]
			'''Var.'''
	* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);		* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);
	* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;		* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;
	* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''Anunītum'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).		* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''Anunītum'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).
			Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered the contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].
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	<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[MulKU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish asterism (Pisces).		<sup>(mul)</sup>''Nūnu'' (𒀯𒉡𒉡)'','' The Fish, is most often the Akkadian name for the Sumerian constellation [[MulKU6\|<sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub>]] "Fish," in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]). In the First Millennium, the Akkadian name can also be used for stars in the northern fish of the asterism ([[Pisces]]).

	==Concordance, Etymology, History==		==Concordance, Etymology, History==
	~~===Kurtik~~ with ~~Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim===~~		Akkadian ''Nūnu, Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with'' Anunītum due for sound reasons.
			* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);
	* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);		* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;
	* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;		* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''Anunītum'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).
	* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''Anunītum'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).

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	* (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ''ša''<sub>2</sub> DUR ''nu-nu'' "A star with great brilliance in the ribbon of Pisces" (η Piscium) [AD I<ref name=":0">''Sachs A., Hunger H''. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia. Vol. I: Diaries from 652 B.C. to 262 B.C.; Vol. II: from 261 B.C. to 165 B.C.; Vol. III: Diaries from 164 B.C. to 75 B.C. Vienna, 1988, 1989, 1991.v</ref>, 17, passim].		* (1) MUL<sub>2</sub> KUR ''ša''<sub>2</sub> DUR ''nu-nu'' "A star with great brilliance in the ribbon of Pisces" (η Piscium) [AD I<ref name=":0">''Sachs A., Hunger H''. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia. Vol. I: Diaries from 652 B.C. to 262 B.C.; Vol. II: from 261 B.C. to 165 B.C.; Vol. III: Diaries from 164 B.C. to 75 B.C. Vienna, 1988, 1989, 1991.v</ref>, 17, passim].
	* (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ''ina'' NIM ''ina nu-nu'' IGI "The first appearance of Mercury in the east in Pisces" [AD I<ref name=":0" />, -651 iv 7]; perhaps referring to "Pisces" (in the singular), the symbol of the constellation ''[[Anunitu]]''.		* (2) GU<sub>4</sub>.UD ''ina'' NIM ''ina nu-nu'' IGI "The first appearance of Mercury in the east in Pisces" [AD I<ref name=":0" />, -651 iv 7]; perhaps referring to "Pisces" (in the singular), the symbol of the constellation ''[[Anunitu]]''.
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	* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);		* (1) Akkadian parallel in lexical and other texts to <sup>mul</sup>KU<sub>6</sub> "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces [[Piscis Austrinus\|(Piscis Austrinus]]);
	* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;		* (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts” the name of one of the normal stars in Pisces (η Piscium), see (Kurtik m39) [[MUL2.ŠID.MEŠ\|MUL<sub>2</sub>.ŠID.MEŠ]], no. 1;
	* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''~~Anunītum~~'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).		* (3) symbol of the constellation <sup>d</sup>''[[Anunitu\|Anunītu]]<nowiki/>m'' (the northern fish of classical Pisces).
	Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered or contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].		Akkadian ''Nūnu,'' Akkadian for 'fish' may also be connected with the goddess and constellation [[Anunitu\|Anunītum]] for sound reasons. A pun with A''nun''itum and ''Nūnu'' may well have triggered or contributed to the identification of the Mesopotamian goddess Anunitu with the Syriac goddess Derketo (Latin: "Dea Syria") as depicted on the Farnese Globe in place of [[Andromeda]].
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