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Ilaba

Ilaba was a Mesopotamian god. He is best attested as the tutelary deity of the kings of the Akkadian Empire, and functioned both as their personal god and as the city god of Akkad. Textual sources indicate he was a warlike deity, frequently described as armed with a mace. Whether he was understood as a fully independent deity or as a deified ancestor, as…

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Major cult center
Akkad
Ugaritic
Ilib (disputed)
Weapon
mace

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Ilaba

Nodes94
Edges93
Triples123
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021277
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related to Miscellaneous textual sources · 36
Ilaba → According, An, Anatolia, Andrew, Annunitum, Another, Anum, Apishal, Assyrian, BA4, Cuthean Legend, DINGIR, Diyala, Due, Edikumaḫ, Emar, George, Hanish, Hurrian Hutena, Hutellura
related to In the Sargonic period · 31
Ilaba → Akkad, An, Dagan, Dagān, Elam, Enlil, Hanish, Ishtar, It, Išḫara, Manzat, Mari, Mesopotamian, Naram-Sin, Nergal, Ninhursag, Ninkarrak, Ninurta, Nisaba, No
related to Later periods · 25
Ilaba → An, An Old Babylonian, Ana-Ilaba-taklāku, Assur, DÙL, Erridupizir, Eshnunna, Idin-Ilaba, Ilaba-AN, Ilaba-nasir, Ipqu-Ilaba, Larsa, Many, Mari, Me-Turan, Naram-Sin, Nur-Adad, Old Babylonian, Puzur-Ilaba, Qīšti-Ilaba
related to Name and character · 23
Ilaba → Akkad, An, Annunitum, Another, Assyriologists, Assyriology, Attempts, BA4, DINGIR, Enlil, Il, Ilaba's, In, It, MAL, Marduk, Naram-Sin, Old Babylonian, Sargon, Semitic
Major cult center · 1
Ilaba → Akkad
Ugaritic · 1
Ilaba → Ilib (disputed)
Weapon · 1
Ilaba → mace
is a · 1
Ilaba → protection

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god deity name naram-sin city akkadian period akkad known texts ilib deities attested old babylonian also mace later sources zababa

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
IlabaMajor cult centerAkkad1.00infobox
IlabaUgariticIlib (disputed)1.00infobox
IlabaWeaponmace1.00infobox
Ilabais aprotection0.90text
dA.MAL or dA.BA4 were proposedinstance ofand possibilities0.80text
Itūr-Mēr or Yakrub-Elinstance ofsimilar to deities0.80text
is common in scholarshipinstance ofsimilar to deities0.80text
though he considers it implausible himselfinstance ofsimilar to deities0.80text
Ilabarelated to In the Sargonic periodSargon0.60section
Ilabarelated to In the Sargonic periodAkkad0.60section
Ilabarelated to In the Sargonic periodNo0.60section
Ilabarelated to In the Sargonic periodOne0.60section

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