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(newest | oldest) View (newer 50 | older 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500)- 17:23, 24 May 2024 WahbAllat talk contribs created page Animals in Arabian and Near Eastern Religion and Art (Created page with "==Horse== Horses were renowned for their strength and capabilities in travel, hunting and warfare. Cavalry commanders in Nabataea even held high positions in society. Horses were tamed in North Arabia during the mid-first millennium BC at the latest. Ammianus Marcellinus (c.330–395) tells us that the Saracens ranged “widely with the help of swift horses and slender camels in times of peace or of disorder” which shows that horses were a normal mount for both the nom...")
- 16:54, 20 May 2024 WahbAllat talk contribs moved page Šangila to Šingala (corrected)
- 21:24, 22 April 2024 WahbAllat talk contribs created page Baʿal Samay (Created page with "Baʿal Samay, also known Baalshamin and as Ba'al Šamem, is a Northwest Semitic god. The name Baʿal Samay is applied to various divinities at different periods in time, but most often to Hadad, also known simply as Baʿal. Baʿal Samay was one of the two supreme gods and the sky god of Palmyra in ancient Syria. The worship of Baʿal Samay, under various names, was widespread in the ancient Middle East, particularly in Canaan, Phoenicia, and Syria1. As a sky god, Baalsh...")
- 20:54, 22 April 2024 WahbAllat talk contribs moved page The Pantheon of Palmyra to The Arabian Gods of Palmyra
- 15:20, 28 October 2023 WahbAllat talk contribs created page The Pantheon of Palmyra (Created page with "==The Arab Gods of Palmyra== A tablet from nineteenth century BC Anatolia mentions a Puzu-Ishtar ‘the Tadmuraean’ (Palmyrene) as witness to a contract. But there are very few references to Tadmur in historical texts until the first century BC, when it grows into a substantial settlement. Because of its central location on the route between Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean, the city was always in danger of being conquered by greater powers. It finally was conquered i...")
- 20:35, 2 May 2023 WahbAllat talk contribs marked List of Deities for translation
- 20:32, 2 May 2023 WahbAllat talk contribs marked List of Deities for translation
- 13:49, 28 April 2023 WahbAllat talk contribs created page 'Asēt (Created page with "'Asēt (Isis) was an Egyptian goddess who was worshipped by many people in the ancient world, including the Nabateans. The Nabateans were an Arab people who inhabited northern Arabia and the southern Levant, and who established a prosperous trading kingdom with its capital at Petra. Isis was one of the foreign deities that the Nabateans adopted into their polytheistic religion, along with Baalshamin, Tyche and Dionysus. Isis was revered as a goddess of magic, healing, mo...")
- 17:07, 22 February 2023 TerraNovan talk contribs created page Translations:The Pantheon of Qedar/14/ko (Created page with "누하(Nuha)는 두마트 근처에서 발견된, 타이마(Tayma)의 것과 흡사한 언어와 문자로 적힌 누하와 다른 신들에 바친 기도문들에서 언급됩니다. 한 기도문은 루다우, 누하, 앗타르트 사마이에게 "구애를 도와"줄 것을 요청하고 있는데, 이들 셋은 모두 아시리아인들에게 케다르의 신들로 알려진 신들입니다. 이들 기도문들의 정확한 연대를 확인할 수는 없으나, 아마...")
- 17:01, 22 February 2023 TerraNovan talk contribs created page Translations:The Pantheon of Qedar/6/ko (Created page with "두번째로 언급되는 신은 다이(Da'y, [//www.almaany.com/ar/dict/ar-ar/دأي/ (دأي، أي الغراب)])로, 그 이름의 가장 유력한 뜻은 까마귀입니다. 사바어(Sabaean) 새김글들에서 다이가 인명으로 사용된 경우는 오직 셋만 발견되었으며, [//archive.org/details/ismael-untersuchungen-zur-geschichte-palastinas-und-nordarabiens-im-1.-jahrtausend-v.-chr/page/n47/mode/2up Knauf에 따르면] 조류신입니다. 다이가...")