Tradition Institution Mesopotamia and the Levant
Sumerian religion
First religion of Mesopotamia region which is tangible by writing
- Also called Sumerian mythology
Branches
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Sumerian religion First religion of Mesopotamia region which is tangible by writing
Traditions within it
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Gods and divine figures
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AnuSumerian deity, Sky Father, King of the Gods -
InannaSumerian goddess -
TammuzSumerian god -
Zababawar god -
Igigigods of heaven in Sumerian mythology -
Nuskusumerian deity -
AmurruMesopotamian deity -
IsimudFigure from Sumerian mythology - AntuMesopotamian goddess
- UrashMesopotamian earth goddess
- Tishpakmesopotamian god
- LaharSumerian god
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- Deity Ninti Sumerian goddess of healing
- Deity Pabilsaĝ Mesopotamian deity
- Deity Hadad Mesopotamian deity
- Deity Sumugan Sumerian god of river plains
- Deity Ningikuga Mesopotamian goddess
- Deity Azimua Sumerian goddess
- Deity Numushda Mesopotamian god
- Deity Ašratum Babylonian goddess of love
- Deity Meskilak Goddess of Dilmun
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