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Mesopotamian goddess, wife of Tishpak
Ukulla, also called Ugulla, Kulla or Kullab, was a Mesopotamian goddess regarded as the wife of Tishpak. She was chiefly worshiped in Eshnunna. Based on
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bricks and restoration of temples. Kulla (goddess), an alternate name of Ukulla, a goddess regarded as the wife of the Mesopotamian god Tishpak. Kulla,
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Mesopotamian god
addition to Gula, gu2-la2 might have also been conflated or confused with Ukulla, the wife of Tishpak. According to Irene Sibbing-Plantholt, Abu might correspond
Abu_(god)
Mesopotamian underworld god
attested in the Ur III period) but less commonly he could be the husband of Ukulla (normally the wife of Tishpak), and there are also instances where Ereshkigal
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Mesopotamian god
judge the patient, with the other deities mentioned including Tishpak and Ukulla, Zababa and Bau, Ninurta and Ninnibru and Ningishzida and Azimua. Elsewhere
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Mesopotamian goddess
homophonous could be connected to or confused with Gula and Gu2-la2 was Ukulla, the spouse of Tishpak. Furthermore, Wilfred G. Lambert has identified examples
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