Ilib

deity Ugaritic single tradition · 3

Ilib is a Ugaritic divine ancestral figure. A connection between Ilaba and Ugaritic divine ancestral figure Ilib has been proposed by Wilfred G. Lambert, though this is debated.

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When

First attested: 1400 BCE
Attested period: -1400 – -1200
Historical notes: Ugaritic divine ancestral figure.

Relationships

co occurs with: Ereshkigal, Ninsar, Ninki, Enšar, Enuruulla, Ninuruulla, Anshar, Kishar, Dūri, Dāri, Minki, Amunki, Namšara, Enmesharra, Shapshu, Arsay, Kinnaru, Gaṯaru, Enlil, Annunitum, Ilaba, Išḫara
allied with: El, Baal, Pidray, Anat, Dadmiš, Yarikh

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Sources

wikipedia (3)

Source passages

“A connection between Ilaba and Ugaritic divine ancestral figure Ilib has been proposed by Wilfred G. Lambert.”
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“Karel van der Toorn argues that the Ugaritic god Ilib can be considered a representation of a theological idea analogous to the ancestors of Enlil.”
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“Anat of Saphon receives the same offering according to another source, listing the sacrifices made to her, as well as Ilib, El, Baal and Pidray, in the temple of Baal. In the same source she is also the recipient of a bull and a ram as a peace offering, in this passage appearing alongside Ilib, two Baals (of Ugarit and of Aleppo), Yarikh, Pidray and Dadmiš.”
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