Anbay

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Anbay is an ancient South Arabian god associated with justice and oracles, venerated as a principal deity in the Qataban kingdom.

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Anbay canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient South Arabian god
deity
associatedWith justice
oracles
attestedIn Qatabanic inscriptions
South Arabian epigraphy
category Arabian gods
justice gods
oracular deities
cultCenter Qataban kingdom
linked to: Kingdom of Qataban
culturalContext ancient Qatabanite kingdom
function god of justice
oracular god
gender male deity
languageOfSources Old South Arabian
Qatabanic
oathFormulaUsage invoked as divine witness
oftenMentionedWith Amm
pantheon Qatabanite pantheon
positionInPantheon principal deity of Qataban
region Southern Arabian Peninsula
linked to: Southern Arabia

Yemen
religion ancient South Arabian religion
role arbiter in disputes
guardian of oaths
protector of legal agreements
scholarlyField Semitic religions
South Arabian studies
sphereOfInfluence divination
law and social order
typeOfCult state cult deity
veneratedIn Qataban
ancient South Arabia
worshipPeriod 1st millennium BCE
early centuries CE
worshipPractices consulted through oracles
invoked in legal formulas
invoked in oath-taking

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Qataban majorDeity Anbay