Asalluhi

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Asalluhi is a Mesopotamian god associated with incantations, healing, and exorcism, often linked to the later Babylonian deity Marduk.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Asalluhi canonical 2

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Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesopotamian god
deity
associatedWith exorcism
healing
incantations
magic
ritual purification
consideredAspectOf Marduk
cosmologicalRole mediator between humans and gods through incantations
culture Mesopotamian religion
domain apotropaic magic
ritual speech
epithet banisher of evil
expert in incantations
healer of the sick
function patron of exorcists
patron of ritual specialists
protector against demons
protector against witchcraft
gender male deity
hasCultType household cult
temple cult
languageOfName Sumerian
linkedTo Marduk
mentionedIn Mesopotamian incantation texts
exorcistic ritual series
pantheon Babylonian pantheon
Sumerian pantheon
linked to: Sumerian religion
relatedConcept Mesopotamian exorcism
Mesopotamian healing rituals
protective magic
role exorcist god
god of incantations
healing god
sometimesIdentifiedWith Marduk
worshipPeriod 2nd millennium BCE
Old Babylonian period
worshipRegion Babylonia
linked to: Babylon

southern Mesopotamia
linked to: Lower Mesopotamia

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ea child Asalluhi
Damgalnuna parentOf Asalluhi