Also known as Sin (mythology), Sīn, Suen, Nanna, Dilimbabbar
Mesopotamian lunar god
Sin was the moon god worshipped in ancient Mesopotamia, particularly important in the city of Ur where he was revered as a major deity. He mattered to the Mesopotamians because they believed he controlled the moon and its cycles, which affected their calendar, agriculture, and religious practices.
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