The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria, Parte1

Adapa Allatu ancient Anshar appears Apsu Aralû Ashur Ashurbanabal association Assyrian Assyrian pantheon Babylon Babylonia and Assyria Babylonian pantheon Belit belongs Borsippa called Cassite character chief connection consort creation cult cuneiform Cylinder dead Delitzsch demons Dibbarra divine dwelling E-Sagila Eabani earth En-lil epithet Erech Etana Euphrates Euphrates Valley evil favor festival furnished goddess gods Gudea Hammurabi heaven Hebrew hymns ideographic Igigi incantation texts inscriptions invoked Ishtar Jensen king Kosmologie Lagash land latter legend lonian lord mankind Marduk month moon mountain myth Nabu natural Nergal nether world Nin-girsu Ninib Nippur Nusku old Babylonian omens oracles originally palace Parnapishtim period popular prayers priests Ramman reference regarded religion religious rôle rulers sacred sanctuaries Sargon Sarpanitum Semitic Shamash significance Sippar solar deity spirits story sun-god symbol tablet Tammuz temple thee thou Tiâmat tion traditions triad Uruk worship zikkurat