Shulgi built a temple dedicated to Ennugi in Nippur,[25] according to Douglas Frayne possibly to be identified with the Erabriri known from later sources, such as the Canonical Temple List.[26] Andrew R. George notes that this ceremonial name can be translated as "house of the shackle which holds in check," and also concludes that it was likely located in Nippur.[27] The temple of Mandanu in Babylon bore the same name, possibly due to him fulfilling an analogous position in the court of Marduk as Ennugi did in Enlil's.[28] Another temple dedicated to him was the Erabšaša, "house which snaps the shackle," whose location is unknown.[29] He is also attested in a brick inscription from Ur.[30]