Directory 165 of 4,089 deities
Deities — Mesopotamia and the Levant
Deities in Mesopotamia and the Levant
Tigris–Euphrates, Anatolia and the eastern Mediterranean coast, roughly 3500 BCE to 200 CE.
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- Shulmanu Mesopotamian deity
- Tutu Mesopotamian god
- Uraš Mesopotamian deity, city god of Dilbat
- Aruru Mesopotamian goddess
- Azimua Sumerian goddess
- Belili Mesopotamian goddess
- Birtum Mesopotamian god
- Haya (god) In ancient Mesopotamian religion
- Kajamanu Mesopotamian deity
- Ninegal Mesopotamian goddess of royal palaces and tutelary goddess of Qatna
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Nirah Mesopotamian snake god - Suzianna Mesopotamian goddess
- Dimpemekug Mesopotamian goddess
- Gerra Babylonian and Akkadian god of fire
- Geshtu-E Mesopotamian god
- Ninimma Mesopotamian scribe goddess from Nippur
- Ninmaḫ Sumerian goddess
- Numushda Mesopotamian god
- Sirtir Mesopotamian pastoral goddess
- Ašratum Babylonian goddess of love
- Gaga Minor Babylonian deity
- Ilaba Mesopotamian god
- Liluri Hurrian mountain goddess
- Nin-Ildu Minor mesopotamian god
- Nintulla
- Succoth-benoth Babylonian deity
- Asalluhi Deity
- Bilulu Mesopotamian goddess
- Hani Deity from Akkadian mythology
- Irnina Mesopotamian goddess of victory
- Itūr-Mēr Tutelary god of Mari in ancient Mesopotamia
- Lugala'abba Mesopotamian god
- Meskilak Goddess of Dilmun
- Ninmug Mesopotamian artisan goddess
- Sakkun Minor Phoenician god
- Sid Punic deity
- Ukulla Mesopotamian goddess, wife of Tishpak
- Wer Mesopotamian and Syrian deity
- Athirat Ugaritic sea and sky goddess
- Helel Babylonian and Canaanite god of the morning star
- Ninigizibara Mesopotamian goddess representing a string instrument
- Shalash Syrian goddess
- Ulmašītum Mesopotamian goddess
- Demaroon
- Meslamta-ea
Mesopotamia and the Levant
Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Hittite-adjacent and Canaanite gods, and the texts that carry them.