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[3] Despite her association with mating and fertility of humans and animals,
Inanna was not a mother goddess, and is rarely associated with childbirth [4].
...en.wikipedia.orgInanna is regarded as a daughter of the sky-god An. But she was also seen as the daughter of the moon-goddess Ningal and her consort Nanna.
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Jul 25, 2004
... Inanna is the most important goddess of the Sumerian pantheon in ancient Mesopotamia. She is a goddess of love, fertility, and war.
www.pantheon.orgInanna, Sisters in Rhythm, is a Maine-based percussion and vocal ensemble that explores the heritage and rhythms of West Africa through original
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Dec 4, 2006
... Performance, bellygrams, classes, and workshops by
Inanna (Grace Llewellyn), based in Eugene, Oregon. Bellydancing links and resources.
bellydancebyinanna.comInanna is the Queen of Heaven and Earth and the Goddess of Love. She is also Goddess of Grain, War, Fertility, Sexual Love, and perhaps best of all,
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Goddess Altar, a Sacred Altar in celebration of the Great Goddess.
Inanna's rising from the dead is a forerunner of the christian story of Jesus's
...www.spiralgoddess.comSpecialists in Emotional, Intense, Dark, Sad and Melancholic Music. Portal for Melomanes and Music Professionals.
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Inanna
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Inanna (DINANNA ; 𒀭𒈹 ) is the Sumerian goddess of sexual love, fertility, and warfare. Alternative Sumerian names include Innin, Ennin, Ninnin, Ninni, Ninanna, Innina, Ennina, Irnina, Innini, Nana and Nin, commonly derived from an earlier Nin-ana "lady of the sky", although Gelb (1960) presented the suggestion that the oldest form is Innin (DINNIN) and that Ninni, Nin-anna and Irnina are independent goddesses in origin.[1] Her Akkadian name is Ishtar.
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