This god is allowed to marry his future wife when he brings milk to  the house of his future mother-in-law, Ningikuga.
This god is allowed to marry his future wife when he brings milk to  the house of his future mother-in-law, Ningikuga. Bizarrely, one of his  old names was "the fruit that grow by himself." In another story, this god  visits Nippur with a boat full of trees, plants and animals and asks his  father for wine and honey. His cult center was located at the "house of  joys" inside (*) Harran. This god is often depicted with the head of a bull and  is considered to be the gentlest of the gods. His wife Ningal tries to prevent  humanity's destruction from happening. For 10 points, name this mother of  both Ishtar and Shamash, the personification of the moon.
This god is allowed to marry his future wife when he brings milk to  the house of his future mother-in-law, Ningikuga.
Sin or Nanna