In one form, this deity was a lover of Mami who commanded seven warriors representing the Pleiades called the Sebitti. This figure's father aided him in his most famous quest by giving him seven pairs of demons, and this figure's epithet of Engidudu means "lord who prowls by night." This deity is often identified by a lion sickle and a lion mace, and his form of Erra is a god of plague and war. In one story this deity builds a throne from fine wood for his future wife, and this figure is ordered not to eat with his future wife but eventually he sleeps with her for seven days. This figure was hidden in spring water by Ea to help him hide from Namtar after he returned from Irkalla. For 10 points, identify this wife of
In one form, this deity was a lover of Mami who commanded seven warriors representing the Pleiades called the Sebitti. This figure's father aided him in his most famous quest by giving him seven pairs of demons, and this figure's epithet of Engidudu means "lord who prowls by night." This deity is often identified by a lion sickle and a lion mace, and his form of Erra is a god of plague and war. In one story this deity builds a throne from fine wood for his future wife, and this figure is ordered not to eat with his future wife but eventually he sleeps with her for seven days. This figure was hidden in spring water by Ea to help him hide from Namtar after he returned from Irkalla. For 10 points, identify this wife of Ereshkigal and son of Enlil, the lord of the underworld in Sumerian mythology.
In one form, this deity was a lover of Mami who commanded seven warriors representing the Pleiades called the Sebitti.
{Nergal} [accept {Erra} and {Erragal} early, accept {Engidudu}]