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Dērītum

Dērītum or Dīrītum was a Mesopotamian goddess associated with Dēr in the kingdom of Mari. While she was originally a hypostasis of Ishtar, she eventually developed into a fully separate deity, and achieved a degree of prominence in the local pantheon during the reign of Zimri-Lim in the 18th century BCE. She is attested in various administrative texts…

Worship, Name & Miscellaneous attestations

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Worship

Royal palaceDaganItūr-MērAdduShamash
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Name

Ishtar-DērītumAnnunitumGeorges DossinDerMari
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Miscellaneous attestations

ShibtuEshnunna
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Mesopotamian goddessHypostasisIshtarZimri-Lim18th century BCE
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Major cult center
Dēr, Mari

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Dērītum

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples46
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
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Dērītum

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related to Name · 17
Dērītum → Abu Kamal, Annunitum, ARM, Der, Dēr, Dērītum's, Dīr, Dīrītum, Georges Dossin, However, Identification, Ishtar, Ishtar-Dērītum, It, Mari, Stephanie Dalley, The
related to Worship · 16
Dērītum → Alfonso Archi, Annunitum, Asqudum, Dagan, Dēr, In, In Zurubbān, Ishtar, Ishtar-Dērītum, It, Itūr-Mēr, Mari, Pantheon List, Sacrifices, Zimri-Lim, Zurubbān
related to Miscellaneous attestations · 11
Dērītum → Dagan, Eshnunna, In, Mari's, One, Qišti-Dērītum, Sammêtar, She, Shibtu, Terqa, Zimri-Lim
Major cult center · 1
Dērītum → Dēr, Mari

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mari one goddess dēr also known local ishtar zimri-lim kingdom attested texts well royal foreign mentions city deities eventually separate

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DērītumMajor cult centerDēr, Mari1.00infobox
Dagan or Itūr-Mērinstance ofincluding the other lead figures of the local pantheon0.80text
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsIn0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsZimri-Lim0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsShibtu0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsQišti-Dērītum0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsShe0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsSammêtar0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsOne0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsDagan0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsTerqa0.60section
Dērītumrelated to Miscellaneous attestationsMari's0.60section

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