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Ancient
Semitic
and
Mesopotamian
religion
Deities
Canaanite deities
Adonis
Anat
Arsay
Asherah
Ashima
Astarte
Atargatis
ʿAṯtar
Baʿalat Gebal
Baʿal
Baʿal Berit
Baʿal Ḥammon
Baʿal Marqod
Baʿal Ṣapon
Baalshamin/Baʿalshamem
Chemosh
Dagan
El
Elohim
Elyon
Eshmun
Haddu
Kothar-wa-Khasis
Kotharat
Melqart
Milcom
Misor
Mot
Nikkal
Qedesh
Qos
Resheph
Sakkun
Shahar
Shalim
Shapshu
Sydyk
Tanit
Yahweh
Yam
Yarikh
Mesopotamian deities
Abzu/Apsu
Adad
Amurru
Antu
Anu
Anshar
Ashur
Bes
Dumuzid
Enki/Ea
Enlil
Ereshkigal
Geshtinanna
Inanna/Ishtar
Ki
Kingu
Kishar
Lahamu
Lahmu
Marduk
Mummu
Nabu
Nammu
Nanna/Sin
Nergal
Ningishzida
Ninhursag
Ninlil
Tiamat
Utu/Shamash
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Template:Ancient Near East mythology
Template:Fertile Crescent myth (Levantine)
Template:Mesopotamian myth
Template:Middle Eastern deities
Template:Pre-Islamic Arabian deities
Template:Sumerian mythology
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