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Ebiḫ

Ebiḫ (Ebih) was a Mesopotamian god presumed to represent the Hamrin Mountains. It has been suggested that while such an approach was not the norm in Mesopotamian religion, no difference existed between the deity and the associated location in his case. It is possible that he was depicted either in a non-anthropomorphic or only partially anthropomorphic…

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Major cult center
Assur

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Name and character

Worship

Inanna and Ebiḫ

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Ebiḫ

Nodes64
Edges63
Triples121
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.03125
Components1

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related to Name and character · 27
Ebiḫ → Abiḫ, Abiḫe, Antoine Cavigneaux, Assur, Assyriologists, Diyala, Ebeḫ, Ebiḫ's, Enki, Enti, Hamrin Mountains, He, Hittites, However, Hurrian, Hurrians, Iraq, It, Lambert, Lower Zab
related to Worship · 26
Ebiḫ → Abiḫ-il, Ashur-etil-ilani, Ashurbanipal, Assur, Diyala, Early Dynastic, Ebiḫ-nāṣir, Ebiḫ-nīrāri, Examples, He, In, Ir’e-Abiḫ, Last, Mari, Middle Assyrian, Neo-Assyrian, Nuzi, Old Babylonian, Puzur-Ebiḫ, Semitic
related to Interpretation · 25
Ebiḫ → Aage Westenholz, Agade, Akkadian, Akkadian Empire, An's, Annette Zgoll, Bull, Claus Wilcke, Curse, Destruction, Due, Gilgamesh, He, Heaven, Inanna, Interpretations, Jeremy Black, Jerrold Cooper, Lamentation, Mesopotamia
related to Influence · 20
Ebiḫ → According, Akkadian, An, Antoine Cavigneaux, Anum, Claus Wilcke, Ebiḫ's, Enti, Inanna, Inanna's, IV, Jeremiah Peterson, KAR, Manfred Krebernik, Mesopotamian, Ninintina, Ninmesharra, Nippur, Old Babylonian, Possible
related to Inanna and Ebiḫ · 11
Ebiḫ → An, As, Decad, Ebiḫ's, Enheduanna, In-nin9-me-ḫuš-a, Inanna, It, Its, The, While
related to External links · 4
Ebiḫ → Electronic Text Corpus, ETCSL, Inanna, Sumerian LiteratureA
Major cult center · 1
Ebiḫ → Assur
is a · 1
Ebiḫ → example of a myth according to which

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inanna mountain also god assur possible myth mountains might attested known mesopotamian deities names akkadian ebiḫ's deity appears defeat name

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EbiḫMajor cult centerAssur1.00infobox
Ebiḫis aexample of a myth according to which0.90text
Claus Wilckeinstance ofauthors0.80text
Annette Zgoll assume that the myth might have had a political dimensioninstance ofauthors0.80text
and that it either served as a work of royal propaganda celebrating northern conquests of the Akkadian Empireinstance ofauthors0.80text
or criticized itinstance ofauthors0.80text
perhaps due to the military campaigns creating the need for conscriptioninstance ofauthors0.80text
resulting in heavy lossesinstance ofauthors0.80text
Ebiḫrelated to External linksInanna0.60section
Ebiḫrelated to External linksElectronic Text Corpus0.60section
Ebiḫrelated to External linksSumerian LiteratureA0.60section
Ebiḫrelated to External linksETCSL0.60section

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