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The Babylonian Prophecies and the Astrological Traditions of Mesopotamia

Although several literary compositions in Akkadian have been recognized as prophecy texts for quite some time, the origins and historical relevance of the genre are uncertain.' It has long been recognized that the predictions in the prophecy texts are couched in the phraseology of omen apodoses. Granted that there are similarities, it should be of interest to see where the literary parallels to the prophecy predictions lie, but so far no one has attempted to determine where within the vast Mesopotamian omen corpus the closest parallels are to be found.