Puḫru ‘Ilīma

deity Ugaritic single tradition · 1

Puḫru ‘Ilīma is the assembly of the gods treated collectively in the Ugaritic pantheon. In the standard list of deities, Puḫru ‘Ilīma occupies a high position, before Yam and ‘Uṯḫatu.

When

First attested: 1400 BCE
Attested period: -1400 – -1200
Historical notes: Ugaritic texts date to Late Bronze Age.

Relationships

co occurs with: ‘Uṯḫatu, Baal, Yam, Išḫara, Yarikh

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Mentioned by

Baal
Yam
Išḫara
Yarikh

Sources

wikipedia (1)

Yam (god)

Source passages

“In the standard list of deities, he occupies the thirtieth position, after the assembly of the gods treated collectively (Puḫru ‘Ilīma) and before ‘Uṯḫatu, the deified censer.”
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