Bel
Bel (lord, master) In Near Eastern mythology (Babylonian-Assyrian), earth god; a form of the title Baal (lord) applied to various gods, especially to Enlil, the…
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Av
Av (Ab) Fifth month in the cultic calendar of the ancient Babylonians. Av corresponds to parts of July and August. The month is also sacred…
Aralu
Aralu (Arallu, Irkalla) In Near Eastern mythology, the Babylonian land of the dead, ruled over by the goddess Ereshkigal and her husband, the god Nergal.…
Apsu
Apsu (Absu, Apason, Apsu-Rishtu) (sweet water ocean) In Near Eastern mythology (Babylonian), primordial god of fresh water, husband of Tiamat, or chaos. In the Babylonian…
Anunnaki
Anunnaki (Anunna, Anunnake, Ennuki) : In Near Eastern mythology (Babylonian), gods or spirits of the underworld, opposed to the Igigi, the heavenly gods. In the…
Allallu
Allallu : In the Babylonian epic poem Gilgamesh, a fantastic bird destroyed by the goddess Ishtar. The goddess at one time loved the bird, but…
Battery Carriage House Inn
Battery Carriage House Inn FUN FACTS: Guests can book the inn’s Ghost Adventure Package…if they dare! This neoclassical landmark is located at the southern part…
Chateau Marmont
The structure was the first property in Los Angeles that was built to be earthquake resistant. More affairs and convalescence from cosmetic surgery has occurred…
Rosicrucianism
The Order of the Rosy Cross, called Rosicrucianism, is an esoteric society that traces its lineage back to the Greek and Egyptian mystery schools. Much…
Athesiel
Athesiel: A demon who is bound to appear only once per day in the eleventh portion of time when the hours and minutes of the…
