Nael Hannoun's monumental work presents the complete and scholarly translation of the ancient Babylonian creation myth, 'Enuma Elish,' often referred to by its incipit, 'When on High.' This seminal cuneiform text offers profound insights into Mesopotamian cosmology, the pantheon of gods, and the foundational narrative of how the world, humanity, and divine order came into being. Hannoun’s meticulous translation provides unparalleled access to one of the most significant literary and theological documents from the ancient Near East, making this complex mythological epic accessible to both scholars and general readers interested in early religious thought and literature.