This text constitutes an adaptation of the first of the great literary epics of Humanity. Around the Sumerian Gilgamesh, legendary king of Uruk around the year 3000 BC, poems were woven that, due to their interest, were soon fixed on clay tablets until a literary group was created. The work raises the great doubts that have always assailed man (true friendship, the search for the meaning of life, immortality), includes myths of universal culture (the flood, among others) and presents exciting adventures: the fight with a bull; the entrance into the garden of the gods; The descent to hell; the dialogue with an immortal man and other no less attractive adventures.
