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antagonist of Baal in the last two
tablets Anat,
sister and
major ally to Baal
Athtar, god of the
stars El, the king of the gods, and his wife,
Athirat the queen-god...
- the god of the
planet Venus,
Athtar, and Almaqah, the god of the Moon. In Hadhramaut,
Shams was
worshipped with
Athtar and the moon god Syn.
Shams was...
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common god was '
Athtar, who was
considered remote. The
patron deity (shym) was
considered to be of much more
immediate significance than '
Athtar. Thus, the...
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really the dead calf, and she
buries the body with a
funeral feast. The god ‘
Athtar is
appointed to take Ba‘al's place, but he is a poor substitute. Meanwhile...
- Almaqah, four
other deities were also worshipped:
Athtar, Haubas, Dhat-Himyam, and Dhat-Badan.
Athtar was not
limited to Saba, but was
instead the common...
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originally worshiped most of the South-Arabian pantheon,
including Wadd,
ʿAthtar, 'Amm and Almaqah.
Since at
least the
reign of
Malkikarib Yuhamin (c. 375–400...
- Ruda Sa'd
Yarhibol Isāf and Nā'ila
South Arabian deities Almaqah Amm
Anbay Athtar Dhat-Badan
Haubas Ta'lab
Qaynan Basamum Dhul
Khalasa Haukim Nasr Sīn Ya'uq...
- governors: "Ammī'amar son of Ma'dīkarib
dedicated to
Almaqah Ra'suhumū. With '
Athtar, with Almaqah, with dhāt-Ḥimyam, with dhât-Ba'dân, with Waddum, with Karib'īl...
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sacrificed to
Athtar and [when] he
established the
whole community [united] by a god and a
patron and a pact and a [secret] trea[ty. By
Athtar and by Hawbas...
