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This quote comes shortly after Apsu and Tiamat have created other gods. No sooner has this younger generation of gods come into being—divinities like Lahmu, Lahamu, Anshar, and Ea—than they begin to disrupt the peaceful environment in which Apsu and Tiamat have enjoyed quiet leisure up to this time. The upstart gods enjoy getting together and creating a clamor, which stirs up Tiamat’s waters and prevents her and Apsu from resting. Apsu can’t get them to quiet down, and Tiamat prefers to indulge them. Finally, Apsu and his vizier, Mummu, come before Tiamat, saying that something must be done. When…