Her later depiction was probably a result of misidentification with other deities such as Lotan rather than any primary sources referencing a specific form.  
Her later depiction was probably a result of misidentification with other deities such as Lotan rather than any primary sources referencing a specific form.  She may have begun as a branch of the cult of Nammu, and with her first lover, she bore the muddy elder gods Lahmu and Lahamu.  When her lover was slain, she begat a variety of monsters with her son, including mermen, storm demons, scorpion-men, sea serpents, and dragons, but she and her army were defeated with an invincible spear, a merciless club, a net, and the arrows of the winds.  After her death, her ribs became the heaven and earth and her weeping eyes spawned rivers.  A goddess of primordial chaos and salt water, FTP name this lover of Apsu and Kingu, slain by Marduk, apocryphally portrayed as a dragon.
Her later depiction was probably a result of misidentification with other deities such as Lotan rather than any primary sources referencing a specific form.  
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