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20758	Jastrow, Morris	The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria			.txt	text/plain	264472	17615	73	old Bel of Nippur with the chief god of Babylon, that the original Sin, the moon-god over the sun deity in Babylonia, is the reckoning of the head of the great gods of the Babylonian and Assyrian pantheon The god Nabu (or Nebo) enjoys a great popularity in the Babylonian cult, temple in honor of the god, and the later Babylonian kings vie with one The continued existence of a god Bel in the Babylonian pantheon, despite city sacred to the great Bel. Another wall in Nippur was dedicated by this Samsu-iluna to a god whose king confesses his sins and makes an appeal to the great Babylonian god of the great gods, Bel, Ishtar, and Ea, that the time when they did not E-Sagila suggests to a Babylonian, naturally, the great temple of Marduk of the chief gods of the Assyrian pantheon, Marduk, Nabu, Sin, Ishtar,	./cache/20758.txt	./txt/20758.txt