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Pabilsaĝ

Pabilsaĝ (Sumerian: 𒀭𒉺𒉈𒊕 /pabilsaŋ/; also romanized as Pabilsag) was a Mesopotamian god. Not much is known about his role in Mesopotamian religion, though it is known that he could be regarded as a bow-armed warrior deity, as a divine cadastral officer or a judge. He might have also been linked to healing, though this remains disputed. In his astral…

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Character and iconography

SyncretismManfred KrebernikDeTempleManungal
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Associations with other deities

NinlilUr III periodOld AkkadianAmar-SinEmesal
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Worship

FaraAbu SalabikhTell al-WilayahUr IIIMiddle Babylonian
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Overview

SumerianRomanizedMesopotamian godCadastralOld Babylonian period
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Children
Damu, Gunura, Šumaḫ
Major cult center
Larak, Isin
Other names
Lugal-Isin, Erimabinutuku
Parents
Enlil and Nintur[a]
Spouse
Ninisina
Symbol
the constellation Sagittarius

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Pabilsaĝ

Nodes120
Edges119
Triples170
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016667
Components1

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Pabilsaĝ

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related to Pabilsaĝ and Ninisina · 30
Pabilsaĝ → Amar-Sin's, As, Cities, Early Dynastic, Emegir, Emesal, Erabriri, Gašan-ašte, He, Irene Sibbing-Plantholt, Isin, It, John, Lady, Lagash, Larak, Larak Pabilsaĝ's, Mesopotamian, Nin-ašte, Ninisina
related to Pabilsaĝ and Ninurta · 30
Pabilsaĝ → An, Andrew, Anzû, Bau, Bulluṭsa-rabi's, Egalmaḫ, Enlil, Enlil's, First Dynasty, George, Gudea, Gula, He, In, Isin, Joan Goodnick Westenholz, Manuel Ceccarelli, Nanna, Ningirsu, Ninisina
related to Worship · 26
Pabilsaĝ → Abu Salabikh, Both, Early Dynastic, Egalmaḫ, Enlil, Erabriri, Fara, From Ur III, He, His, However, In Isin, Isin, It, Larak, Mesopotamia, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Ninisina, Ninurta
related to Pabilsaĝ and other healing goddesses · 23
Pabilsaĝ → An, Anum, Assur, Assyrian, Babylon, BCE, Bulluṭsa-rabi's, Enanun, Gula, However, Irene Sibbing-Plantholt, It, Išḫara, Kurba'il, Ninisina, Ninkarrak, Nippur Pabilsaĝ, Old Babylonian Mari, Old Babylonian Nippur, Tell Harmal
related to Mythology · 16
Pabilsaĝ → Atrahasis, Bad-tibira, Enlil, Epic, Eridu, ETCSL, Gilgamesh, In, Larak, Nin-Isina, Ninisina, Old Babylonian, Shuruppak, Sippar, Sumerian, The
related to Character and iconography · 12
Pabilsaĝ → As, Damu, Early Dynastic, His, However, Irene Sibbing-Plantholt, Manfred Krebernik, Ninisina, Ninurta, Old Babylonian, Pabilsaĝ's, PBS
related to Name · 10
Pabilsaĝ → BIL, Due, Early Dynastic, Its, Lugal-Isin, Ninisina, Pabilsaĝ's, PAP-sag, Sumerian, Two
related to Parentage · 8
Pabilsaĝ → An Early Dynastic, Anu, Enlil, However, Lagash, Ninlil, Nintur, Old Babylonian
related to External links · 5
Pabilsaĝ → Electronic Text Corpus, Nibru, Ninisina, Sumerian Literature, Sumerian LiteraturePabilsaĝ's
Children · 1
Pabilsaĝ → Damu, Gunura, Šumaḫ

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ninisina attested also isin ninurta old period name god babylonian ur larak spouse city gula early well enlil possible goddess

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PabilsaĝChildrenDamu, Gunura, Šumaḫ1.00infobox
PabilsaĝMajor cult centerLarak, Isin1.00infobox
PabilsaĝOther namesLugal-Isin, Erimabinutuku1.00infobox
PabilsaĝParentsEnlil and Nintur[a]1.00infobox
PabilsaĝSpouseNinisina1.00infobox
PabilsaĝSymbolthe constellation Sagittarius1.00infobox
PabilsaĝWeaponbow1.00infobox
the Nippur god listinstance ofas attested in lexical lists0.80text
the late Sultantepe god listinstance ofas attested in lexical lists0.80text
Enlil or Ninurta he was not worshiped all across Mesopotamiainstance ofand in contrast with deities0.80text
Pabilsaĝrelated to Character and iconographyPabilsaĝ's0.60section
Pabilsaĝrelated to Character and iconographyNinurta0.60section

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