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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 59. Chapters: Ishtar, Marduk, Tammuz, Enlil, Sin, Enki, Qetesh, Shamash, Nergal, Ninhursag, Nammu, Amathaunta, Nusku, Utu, Adad, Nintinugga, Inanna, Tiamat, List of Mesopotamian deities, Lamassu, Anu, Nanshe, Kubaba, Ashur, Nibiru, Dingir, Erra, Ereshkigal, Ninurta, Nidaba, Amurru, Ningishzida, Ashima, Anunnaki, Nabu, Zu, Aya, Ninlil, Mummu, Siduri, Adramelech, Ninkasi, Gugalanna, Ninsun, Nisroch, Namtar, Kingu, Nanaya, Antu, Enbilulu, I taran, Ninshubur, Lahmu, Apkallu, Anshar, Enkimdu, Enmesarra, Silili, Ningal, Mami, Zababa, Ninazu, Druaga, Kudurru of Gula, Mamitu, Lahar, Uttu, Shala, Pabilsa, Kishar, Igigi, Ngeshtin-ana, Sarpanit, Nin-imma, Lahamu, Gingira, Enten, Bau, Nibhaz, Tutu, Gibil, Asaruludu, Belit, Nunbarsegunu, Neti, Ashnan, Papsukkal, Battle Bison beast, Hanbi, Belet-Seri, Tishpak, Sirsir, Sharra Itu, Sumugan, Ishum, Birdu, Siris, Emesh, Shu-pa-e, Uras, Lulal, Nazi, Damgalnuna, Ningikuga, Gatumdag, Shulmanu, Damu, Negun, Gerra, Shara, Wer, Gunara, Ninegal, Ama-arhus, Geshtu-E, Kabta, Alad Umug Lama, Isimud, Shul-utula, Sebitti, Sirtir, Lugal-Irra, Ninsar, Ninkurra, Mushdamma, Azimua, Shakka, Gaga, Kakka, Sirara, Hahanu, Muati, Manungal, Amasagnul, Ningirama, Kus, Pap-nigin-gara, Ninsutu, Hani, Ua-Ildak, Hendursaga, Agasaya, Nintulla, Shullat, Zaqar, Enshag, Nu Mus Da, Ninkarnunna, Ningilin, Mandanu, Hayasum, Nin-Ildu, Hegir-Nuna, Nindara, Ennugi, Ninmena, Ilabrat, Nindub, Ukur, Tashmetum, Mammetun, Shulsaga. Excerpt: Inanna, also spelled Inana (Sumerian INA NA; Akkadian INANA ) is the Sumerian goddess of sexual love, fertility, and warfare. Alternative Sumerian names include Innin, Ennin, Ninnin, Ninni, Ninanna, Ninnar, Innina, Ennina, Irnina, Innini, Nana and Nin. These names are commonly derived from an earlier Nin-ana "lady of the sky," although Gelb (1960) presented the suggestion that the oldest form is Innin...
