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Imhullu (Evil Wind)

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Imhullu (Evil Wind)

Provenance

Culture: Mesopotamian
Classification: weapon
Associated deity: Marduk
Mythic location: Wielded by Marduk in the heavens of Babylonian myth
Origin: Forged among Marduk's arsenal for the battle against Tiamat.

Description

The storm-weapon Marduk used to swell Tiamat's belly before piercing her with an arrow in the Enuma Elish.

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