91 _seq._ [207] In Babylonian, _Kallat Eshara_, with another play upon her name.
See above, p.

173.
[208] _I.e._, (Protect) his life, O Gula.
[209] Servant of Gula.
[210] See V.R.

pl.60.
[211] To this day in the Orient, fine productions of man's skill are attributed to the influence of hidden spirits, good or bad, as the case may be.
[212] This position does not, of course, exclude the fact that in the original form of the tradition, Tubal-cain, Naamah, and other personages in the fourth chapter of Genesis were deities..