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Isimud

Isimud (also Isimu; Akkadian: Usmû; Hurrian: Izzummi) was a Mesopotamian god regarded as the divine attendant (sukkal) of the god Enki (Ea). He was depicted with two faces. No references to temples dedicated to him are known, though ritual texts indicate he was worshiped in Uruk and Babylon. He was also incorporated into Hurrian religion and Hittite…

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Major cult center
Uruk

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Isimud

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples101
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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related to Name and character · 29
Isimud → Akkadian, Alammuš, An, Anum, Ara, As, Ea, Emesal, Enki, EZEN, Frans Wiggermann, He, However, Hurrian, Ishkur, It, Izzumi, Julia Krul, KASKAL, Lambert
related to Mythology · 27
Isimud → Atraḫasīs, Dark Earth, Ea, Enki, Enki's, Enki’s, Enki’s Journey, Enūma Eliš, Further, Grain, He, Heaven, In, In Hurrian, Inanna, King, LAMMA, Napšara, Nara, Ninhursag
related to Worship · 25
Isimud → According, Antu, Anu, Attestations, BCE, Bīt Rēš, Eanna, Early Dynastic, He, However, In, Isimud’s, It, Julia Krul, Kusu, Late Assyrian, Later, Neo-Babylonian, Nuska, Papsukkal
related to Hurrian and Hittite reception · 15
Isimud → According, Alfonso Archi, AN, Damkina, During, Ea, Hattusa, He, Hittite Empire, Hittites, Hurrian, Hurrians, Mesopotamia, TAḪ, Teššub
Major cult center · 1
Isimud → Uruk

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enki also hurrian ea deities two sukkal akkadian texts appears period name known ritual worshiped references hittite faces uruk divine

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IsimudMajor cult centerUruk1.00infobox
Nimgirinstance ofin contrast with deities0.80text
deified lightning regarded as the sukkal of Ishkur.In artinstance ofin contrast with deities0.80text
Isimud was depicted as a figure with two facesinstance ofin contrast with deities0.80text
either standing alone or in introduction scenes with his masterinstance ofin contrast with deities0.80text
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionHurrian0.60section
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionAccording0.60section
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionAlfonso Archi0.60section
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionHurrians0.60section
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionMesopotamia0.60section
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionEa0.60section
Isimudrelated to Hurrian and Hittite receptionDamkina0.60section

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