Ishtar

Also known as Ištar, Istar

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Instance of: war deity
Named after: Inanna
Gender: female
Spouse: Tammuz
Father: Sin
Sibling: Shamash
Image: Babilonia, statuetta femminile nuda, forse la gran dea di babilonia, alabastro, oro, rubini e terracotta, III sec ac.-III dc ca..JPG
Said to be same as: Inanna

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Commons category: Ishtar
time period: ancient Near East
culture: Babylonians
worshipped by: Sumerian religion
described at URL: webpages.uidaho.edu/engl257/Ancient/ishtar.htm
present in work: Epic of Gilgamesh

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