- Mīšaru (
Misharu),
possibly also
known as Ili-mīšar, was a
Mesopotamian god
regarded as the
personification of justice,
sometimes portra**** as a divine...
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attested in the
sections of god
lists dedicated to
Shala and Adad
include Misharu ("justice;" he
could be
accompanied by his
spouse Išartu, "righteousness")...
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dressed in long
robes and
carrying a
scimitar or a shepherd's crook.
Misharu Misharu ("justice") was a son of Adad and Shala. His wife was
Ishartu ("righteousness")...
- West
Semitic god of wind.
WGPSN Misharu 4°19′S 24°07′E / 4.31°S 24.11°E / -4.31; 24.11 (
Misharu) 88 1985
Misharu, ****yro-Babylonian god of law. WGPSN...
- West
Semitic god of wind.
WGPSN Misharu 4°19′S 24°07′E / 4.31°S 24.11°E / -4.31; 24.11 (
Misharu) 88 1985
Misharu, ****yro-Babylonian god of law. WGPSN...
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Among the
other gods
mentioned are Shamash, Marduk, Adad,
Apladad and
Misharu. Anat's
position in
Phoenician religion is a
topic of
debate among researchers...
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circle of
deities ****ociated with Ishkur,
after his wife Shala,
their son
Misharu, Išḫara and the
deity dMAŠ-da-ad.
Daniel Schwemer based on a
later text...
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temple of
Shamash located in this city.
Outside Sippar, the pair
Kittum and
Misharu is also
attested in the Tākultu
ritual from ****ur.
References to this pair...
- uncertain. In a Šurpu p****age, they
occur near Adad and
alongside his
children Misharu and Uṣur-amāssu. In
astrological texts and in the god list An = Anum, Shullat...
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Sulcus Jg8 22° N-22° S 144-216° W
Tiamat Sulcus Jg9 22° N-22° S 216-288° W
Misharu Jg10 22° N-22° S 288-360° W Nabu Jg11 21-66° S 0-90° W
Osiris Jg12 21-66°...
