His daughters include Pidray, "she of the dew," and Arsay, "she of the earth.
His daughters include Pidray, "she of the dew," and Arsay, "she of the earth." Known as Rapiu during the summers, he builds a silver temple to bribe his mother and deploys his messengers Gupan and Ugar from Mount Zephon. During a hunting expedition he has an affair with his sister who gives birth to a "wild oxen," not the only time that animals would be involved in his sexual activities: indeed, before facing another enemy he steels himself by applying red ochre and making love to a cow 88 times. Although he is successful in defeating Yam, the dragon god of the sea, Mot, the god of death, proves too much for him and he dies. Eventually resurrected by his father El, for ten points, identify this Canaanite god of fertility, lightning, and thunder.
His daughters include Pidray, "she of the dew," and Arsay, "she of the earth.
{Baal}