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==Profile==
==Profile==
===Origin===
===Origin===
The Edimmu, sometimes incorrectly<ref>{{Cite Book|book=The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria|author=Theophilus G. Pinches|publisher=Archibald Constable & Co.|page=p. 108|publyear=1906|quote=The ''êdimmu''. This is generally, but wrongly, read ''êkimmu'', and translated 'the seizer,' from ''êkēmu'', 'to seize.'}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Book|book=Semitic Magic: Its Origins and Development|quote=The two texts published by L. W. King (''C.T.'' iii, 2-4, and v, 4-7) and translated by Hunger (''Becherwahrsagung bei den Babyloniern'', 1903) show, as Hunger points out (p. 32), that we must read ''edimmu'', and not ''ekimmu''. The variants ''e-di-im-mi'' and ''e-te-im-mi-im'' leave no manner of doubt that ''ekimmu'' is wrong.|author=Reginald Campbell Thompson|publyear=1908|publisher=Luzac & Co.|page=p. 3}}</ref> called Ekimmu, are a type of spirit in ancient Babylonian folklore.


===Design===
===Design===
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SMTN Ekimmu Icon.png|RTS icon of Ekimmu from {{Link|Game|SMTN}}
SMTN Ekimmu Icon.png|RTS icon of Ekimmu from {{Link|Game|SMTN}}
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