Family tree of the Babylonian gods

Family tree of the Babylonian gods

ee also

*Family tree of the Greek gods
*Mesopotamian mythology
*Semitic gods

References

*cite book|first=Karen|last=Armstrong|authorlink=Karen Armstrong|year= [1993] 1999-01-07|title =A history of God: from Abraham to the present: the 4000-year quest for God|chapter=|editor=|edition=|pages=528|publisher=Vintage|location=|id=ISBN 0-09-927367-5|url=
*Anunnaku
*Nabu


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