This god went to have his regalia restored after Erra cunningly offered to take his place in his temple Esagila. His symbol was a triangular implement similar to a hoe, and his emblematic creature was the serpent-dragon, or Mushussu, later associated with his son Nabu. His mother, whose Akkadian epithet means "Queen of the Apsu," was Damkina, and his consort was Sarpanitu. FTP, name this son of Ea, "the Young Bull of the 
This god went to have his regalia restored after Erra cunningly offered to take his place in his temple Esagila. His symbol was a triangular implement similar to a hoe, and his emblematic creature was the serpent-dragon, or Mushussu, later associated with his son Nabu. His mother, whose Akkadian epithet means "Queen of the Apsu," was Damkina, and his consort was Sarpanitu. FTP, name this son of Ea, "the Young Bull of the Sun," who became the supreme god of the Babylonian pantheon in return for defeating Tiamat.
This god went to have his regalia restored after Erra cunningly offered to take his place in his temple Esagila.
Bel Marduk