A Sumerian god of this domain is banished from his temple at Ekur after he disguises himself as a gatekeeper and as a ferryman to produce four children with a young goddess in his patron city, Nippur.
A Sumerian god of this domain is banished from his temple at Ekur after he disguises himself as a gatekeeper and as a ferryman to produce four children with a young goddess in his patron city, Nippur. In alchemy, this domain is represented by a horizontal line running through an upward-pointing triangle, and Aristotle considered it to be both hot and wet. In Japanese folklore, it is personified by a green-skinned god who carries a sack over his shoulders and feuds with his rival (*) Raijin. Enlil and Fujin control this phenomenon, which is contained in a bag given to Odysseus by Aeolus. In Greek myth, this phenomenon is represented by the four Anemoi, who correspond to the cardinal directions. For 10 points, name this weather phenomenon personified by Boreas and Zephyrus.
A Sumerian god of this domain is banished from his temple at Ekur after he disguises himself as a gatekeeper and as a ferryman to produce four children with a young goddess in his patron city, Nippur.
wind [or air; do not accept "aether"] 