This figure was worshipped at a chapel called Ezida, which was built inside the temple of one of his relatives. This man took over the role as god of scribes from a figure who worked with Nanshe to settle disputes, named Nida
This figure was worshipped at a chapel called Ezida, which was built inside the temple of one of his relatives. This man took over the role as god of scribes from a figure who worked with Nanshe to settle disputes, named Nidaba. This man's consort was a queen of Borsippa, who was also known as the Lady of Hearing and Favor, named Tashmetum, and this man rode a Sirrush that he inherited from his parents. One of this figures functions was to inscribe the fate of individual humans upon clay tablets, and he could shorten or lengthen lifespans at will. With a name meaning "he who is called", this figure wears a horned cap and was born to the perpetually pregnant Sarpanit after his father slew Kingu, Apsu, and Tiamat. For 20 points, name this grandson of Ea and Babylonian god of wisdom and writing, the son of Marduk.
This figure was worshipped at a chapel called Ezida, which was built inside the temple of one of his relatives.
Nabu