Tiamat: Babylonian goddess of chaos.
In Babylonian mythology, Tiamat is the ancient goddess's mother.
She is the chaotic energy that divided in two to create the
heavens and the earth.
She is a big dragon that governs over salt seas.
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Goddess Tiamat
Goddess Siduri Sabitu
Siduri Sabitu: Babylonian immortality goddess.
Siduri Sabitu guards the Garden of the Gods' gate, ensuring that mortals do not enter the forbidden paradise.
She is related with holy waters and the sea, and she
delivers the wine of immortality to the Divine.
Goddess Nanshe
Nanshe: Babylonian goddess of dreams.
Nanshe is a Mesopotamian water goddess of prophecy who is revered across the region.
She is known as the Dream Interpreter, and she bestows
soothsaying talents to her priests.
Water jars and fish are among Nanshe's emblems.
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