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51. R. Frankena, Takultu: De sacrale Maaltijd in het assyrische Ritueel (Leiden: Brill, 1954) 96 no. 76. 52. P. ,” Scienze dell’Antichità 1 (1987) 447–95; idem, “Le temple ailé et le taureau: spread is 6 points long Formation of the West Hurrian Pantheon 31 was destined for the dynastic cult of the goddess. The greatest temple building of Ebla, Temple P2, in the northern sector of the lower city, was also dedicated to Istar (as shown by the fragments of a basin), and perhaps also to Hadda. 5 x 42 m, built with white stone blocks.
Lucianus, De dea syria, 33. See H. Seyrig, “Antiqités syriennes: Les dieux de Hiérapolis,” Syria 37 (1960) 233–52. 57. For Hadda of Halab at Mari, see D. Charpin, MARI 5 (1987) 81, no. 22 III 6: dHalabx(lam); 99: dIl Ha-labx. 58. A. Archi, “Substrate: Some Remarks on the Formation of the West Hurrian Pantheon,” in Hittite and Other Anatolian Studies in Honour of Sedat Alp (ed. H. Otten, E. Akurgal, H. Ertem, and A. Süel; Ankara: Türk Tarih Kurumu Basımevi, 1992) 7–14. Alfonso Archi 32 with Dagan; consequently dHa-(l)a-ba-du ‘She of Halab’, that is Hebat (respectively the form attested in Ebla and that of the later periods), became the spouse of Tessub, while Kumarbi received Salas as his consort.
11 I 1–6). ) Ebla. Pizikarra destroy [ ] Nuhasse and Ebla [ ]” (I 7–9). 8 A dialogue between Tessub and Ishara is found already in the reverse of the first tablet, badly damaged and lacking the Hittite translation, where Tessub comes to threaten the destruction of Ebla (IV 17: uruE-eb-la-an pa-ªaº[-). 9 It seems that Tessub first sends his brother, the ‘right’ (handanza) Suwalijaz, to Ebla with a message, while Ishara is already there (no. a-as uru-ri it dIsharas-mak[an . . u]it? ‘Go rapidly [to Ebla,] the city of the throne.
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