other sources to be a translation of tākultu. A single text from the Sealand refers to preparation of food for a tākultu, though Odette Boivin notes there...

the tākultu festival was also mentioned in the inscriptions of Adad-nirari I and his successor Shalmaneser I. However, mentions of the tākultu ritual...

associated with grain and prosperity. In Mesopotamia he appears in the Assyrian Tākultu text as the god of Taite, alongside Nabarbi and Samnuha. Manziniri Elam...

immeru • Šumma Izbu • Šumma liptu • Šumma sinništu qaqqada rabât • Šurpu • Tākultu ritual texts • Tamarisk and Palm • Tamītu Oracles • Tašritu hemerology...

in Assur in the Neo-Assyrian period, and appears in a number of royal Tākultu rituals both as a mountain and as a personified deity. The defeat of Ebiḫ...

worshiped in Taite, and as one of its deities he is attested in the Assyrian Tākultu rituals. He is also attested in Luwian inscriptions from sites such as...

texts from this city from the same period. He also appears in Assyrian tākultu texts as a member of a group of deities associated with Shamash. Late attestations...

"of Ebla". It is also possible that the goddess Iblaītu known from the Tākultu rituals was analogous to her, though she has been alternatively interpreted...

visible in a number of Neo-Assyrian traditions pertaining to Adad. The Tākultu texts indicate that his bulls Šeri and Ḫurri were incorporated into the...

Iblaītu Ebla It has been suggested that Iblaītu, known from the Assyrian tākultu ritual, is a title of Ishtar, though according to Alfonso Archi Išḫara...

Anu. She is also mentioned in the Coronation Hymn of Ashurbanipal. In a Tākultu ritual text from the reign of this king she appears after various manifestations...

MUL.APIN. They also belong to the same group of deities in the Assyrian Tākultu text. In the Nippur god list, Bizilla appears in the Inanna section like...

also attested as one of the Hurrian deities from Taite in the Assyrian Tākultu ritual, alongside Nabarbi and Samnuha. In myths, he was described as allied...

An Elamite town named Jabru did exist, but according to the Assyrian Tākultu text its tutelary deity was a goddess named Jabrītu. It was located close...

name has no clear connection to that of Kisikil-lila. According to the Tākultu text from the Neo-Assyrian period, she was also worshiped in one of the...

city. Outside Sippar, the pair Kittum and Misharu is also attested in the Tākultu ritual from Assur. References to this pair as the "attendants of Ekur"...

local temple of Nabu, as well as in Nineveh and Assur. She appears in a tākultu ritual from the reign of Ashurbanipal. In other Neo-Assyrian sources, she...

Assyrian sources from Assur and Kurba'il [pl] (for example the so-called tākultu ritual) and in Babylon. Pabilsaĝ is paired with Nintinugga in an Old Babylonian...

Mesopotamian weather god Adad. Nabarbi, Kumarbi and Samnuha appear in a tākultu ritual. It is also assumed that Umbidaki, worshiped in the temple of Ishtar...

later list of similar deities worshiped in Assyria. In the version of the Tākultu ritual from the reign of Ashurbanipal, he is listed alongside Ea and Kittu...

him the right to rule as his father's successor. He also appears in the Tākultu text from his reign, between Tashmetum and Ninurta. In Assur he was worshiped...

by the logogram dLAMMA. Birua (dBi-ru-ú-a) attested in a Neo-Assyrian tākultu text from the reign of Ashurbanipal as one of the deities worshiped in...

part of the state pantheon of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, and appears in the Tākultu text. It has been proposed that she can be identified with the goddess...

Bau rather than Baba. Whether Gubaba (dgu-ba-ba) known from the Assyrian Tākultu ritual, as well as other ritual texts and the god list An = Anum, was the...

attested in two offering lists from this city. According to a Neo-Assyrian tākultu text Gunura was also worshiped in Assur in association with Gula. A seat...

among the deities worshiped in the temple of Adad in Assur listed in the Tākultu texts and other sources. According to Daisuke Shibata, Šeri might also...

Mashtabba and Ishtar. Two Neo-Assyrian ritual texts mention Tishpak: a tākultu from the reign of Ashurbanipal (alongside Ashur and Shakkan) and a list...

of Arbela. They are listed together among the deities of this city in a tākultu ritual from the reign of Ashurbanipal (tablet K 252). John MacGinnish suggests...

dedicated to her is known. Later Assyrian sources mentioning her include the Tākultu text, listing deities greeted by the king during a long ritual and a number...

Nabarbi continued to be worshiped in Taite in the Neo-Assyrian period. In a Tākultu ritual, she appears alongside two other originally Hurrian deities, Kumarbi...