- such as
Ninimma and Kusu. He was
worshiped in Nippur,
where his
temple Erabriri was most
likely located. He is also
mentioned in a
number of myths, including...
-
additionally ****umed that Pabilsaĝ was a
judge deity, as in ****ociation with the
Erabriri temple he was
referred to as "lord high judge", and it is
possible he was...
- to him
called Edikugal ("house of the
great judge") was also
present in
Erabriri, most
likely the
temple bearing this name
located in
Babylon which was...
- had her own sanctuary, in Isin, and in
Babylon in the
temple of Mandanu,
Erabriri,
where she had a seat
named Ekurunna, "house of liquor." A
variant of the...
- Eḫilisigga ("house of
beautiful allure"), a
shrine located in the
temple Erabriri,
presumably in Babylon.
Similar duos of so-called "divine daughters" are...
- K****ite period. A
short text from
Nineveh listing gods
worshiped in the
Erabriri,
presumably in this
context the
ceremonial name of the
temple of Mandanu...
-
location is unknown. In
Babylon Lugal-Irra and Meslamta-ea were
worshiped in
Erabriri, "house of the
shackle which holds in check", the
temple of Mandanu. Their...
-
worshiped in Larak,
where she had a temple. She was also
worshiped in the
Erabriri, "house of the
shackle which holds in check," a
temple of Pabilsag. It...
- "house of pure heaven,"
existed in one of the
temples bearing the name
Erabriri,
according to
Andrew R.
George located in Babylon. It
belonged to the god...
-
located in the
proximity of the Esagil. It bore the
ceremonial Sumerian name
Erabriri, "house of the
shackle which holds in check," also
applied to
temples of...
