ugallu造句

• The consort of Ninurta was Ugallu in Nippur and Bau when he was called Ningirsu.
• Ugallu first appears figuratively in the Old Babylonian period as a porter of the underworld, a servant of Nergal.
• Ugallu was one of the eleven mythical monsters created by Agum-Kakrime Inscription, and private dwellings ( the bedrooms of the vulnerable ) to ward off evil and disease.
• His appearance was essentially the opposite, or complement of that of Ugallu, with a human head replacing that of an animal and an animal s body replacing that of a human.
• Rofl I just saw the picture at Google Books :-) This kind of demon is generically known as an " ugallu ", but I'm not aware of any instance of one being individualized and given a proper name.
• Two * ulbazizi incantations appear on Kassite seals depicting the fish-sage apkallu and its incantations were frequently invoked on amulets and charms, decorated with suitable apotropaic illustrations such as that of Ugallu, the lion-headed demon, during the Neo-Assyrian period:
• He is portrayed clasping a dagger, and described thus :  a lion s head and lion s ears, it holds a & in its right hand and carries a mace ( gia
  TUKUL ) in its left, it is girded with a dagger, its name is ugallu . 
• In the second and first millennium BC, Lulal evolved into an anthropomorphic god used on protective amulets, figurines and exorcists paraphernalia used in apotropaic rituals, such as `
  urpu and Maqlu, usually displayed alongside Ugallu,  Big Weather Beast, the lion-headed demon, or with his monstrous alter-ego L
  
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