He is known as the "Quickener of the Death" and "Pure Incantation," as well as Asari, and he leads the Three Hundred Igigi.
A prophecy about this figure describes his first two trips to Hatti as good, but the third as a disaster. This god is granted power in a ceremony in which he makes cloth vanish and reappear. He is known as the "Quickener of the Death" and "Pure Incantation," as well as Asari, and he leads the Three Hundred Igigi. During the New Year, a statue of this god's son was moved to his cult center so the two could talk; he later gave that son the (*) mushussu dragon. This god, who rides four horses with poison in their mouths, was worshipped at Esagila and Etemenanki. This consort of Sarpanitu used wind to inflate the body of an enemy before shooting her with arrows. This god with fifty names then defeats Kingu to gain the Tablets of Destiny. For 10 points, name this Babylonian deity who killed Tiamat to become ruler of the gods.
A prophecy about this figure describes his first two trips to Hatti as good, but the third as a disaster.
Marduk