恩利爾






























系列之一

美索不达米亚神话
Chaos Monster and Sun God


七大神祇

四大主神：(安努 · 恩利勒 · 恩基 · 宁胡尔萨格)

三大天神：(伊南娜/伊丝塔 · 辛 · 沙玛什/乌图)









其他传说


阿拉伯 · 黎凡特 · 古代近东宗教（英语：Religions of the ancient Near East）

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恩利爾（Enlil），蘇美神話中的神祇，祂是天地孕育之子，當時祂出生的時候，用風的暴烈力量，將自己的母親和父親分開，從此就成為了至高神，天神安（An）和天后祺（Ki）的背後掌權者，被稱為巴力（意為「主」）。恩利爾不只是大地和空氣之神，同時也是戰神及風神，尼普爾城邦的保護神。洪水滅世就是恩利爾所造成。擁有名為“命運石板”(Tablet of Destinies )的天命書板。恩利爾在蘇美時期和阿卡德時期受到推崇。但到了巴比倫時期，祂的主神地位被祂的侄子馬爾杜克取代了。



外部連結



  • ETCSL 「Enlil and Ninlil」 and 「Enlil and Sud」: Unicode and ASCII.


  • Gateway to Babylon: "Enlil and Ninlil", trans. Thorkild Jacobsen.

  • ETCSL "Enlil in the Ekur": Unicode and ASCII.


  • Houghton-Mifflin: A Hymn to the Sky-God Enlil.

  • "The Song of the Hoe" in ETCSL—Songs, elegies and related compositions: Unicode and ASCII.



参见



  • 巴力(Baal)




规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb165702345 (data)

  • GND: 141606371

  • VIAF: 122045981



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