This net-wielding hero was attacked by an "evil wind" unleashed by the personification of salty waters.
This character is said to split an opponent "like a mussel" in a passage where he set himself ablaze. The return of a stolen statue of this character is predicted in a document called his "Prophecy" that tells of a journey to Hatti. That prophecy about this character was used for propaganda on the Cyrus Cylinder, which was found at the shrine to this character at Esagila ("ess-uh-GHEE-luh"). To allow the gods to rest, this character created humans by using the blood of a vizier who commanded legions of monsters against him named Kingu. This net-wielding hero was attacked by an "evil wind" unleashed by the personification of salty waters. After defeating that monster, this hero acquired the Tablets of Destiny, which justify his rule in the Enuma Elish. Tiamat was slain by, for 10 points, what chief Babylonian god?
This character is said to split an opponent "like a mussel" in a passage where he set himself ablaze.
(Bel-)Marduk &lt;Mythology&gt;