Hadad or Adad, 187-191, 325; Baal, a sun-, 189, 327, 328; Dáda, Dido, Dodo, 189-191; Zu, a storm-, 193-195; Merodach originally a sun-, 199; the great, of Assyria, 205-229; Asshur, 94, 124, 206-211; Nin-ib, war-god and hunter-, 214-216, 326; the moon-, 94, 109, 128, 170, 180, 223, 224; Nusku, 224, 225; Gibil, the fire-, 225; Bel-Merodach, 225; prisoner-, 225, 226; Belit alluded to as 'Mother of the Great --', 228; procession of--_see_ illustration, 230; ideograph the same for 'star' and, 234; planets identified with, 235; Nabu and Merodach, 228; Dibbarra, 229; Damku and Sharru-Ilu, 229; many Babylonian, evolved from demons, 268; gazelle- and goat-, 292-294; Hellenic departmental, 315; departmental characteristics of the, of Babylonia and Assyria, 315, 316; general equivalent, '_el_,' used by Canaanites and Hebrews, 325, 326; of light--Uru, 325; of the Phœnicians, 327-329; Resheph, a Canaanite, 326, 328; Melkarth of Tyre, 327; Ashtart, 326, 327, 330; Eshmun, god of vital force, 328; Moloch, 328; Carthaginian Moloch, 330; Patechus, a monster, 330; Illat, 330; Sakon, 330; Tsaphon, 330; of Babylon more dignified than those of the Greeks or Norsemen, 338; the Twilight of the, 377-380 GODDESS-ES. Ishtar, 28, 94, 101, 106, 107, 111, 123-144, 158, 165-168, 176, 211-214, 326; 'Ishtar' a generic designation for, 124; Nanâ and Anunit, 124; Samkhat -- of joy, 131; Cybele, the mother-, 132; Bau, 'mother of Lagash,' 144, 145; Ga-tum-dug, allied form of Bau, 14; Azalu, 149-151; Sabitu, a sea-, 172; Ealur, amalgamated with Zarpanitum, 186; Innana or Ninni, 187; Dawkina, 197; worship of great mother, 318, 319; Tanith, 328; Ashtart, 326, 327, 328; Isis (Astarte), 328; Tanit, the moon, 330; Rabbat Umma, 330; Tanit, 330 GRAIN-GOD. Nebo as, 186 GREECE. Cult of Ishtar in, 124 GREEKS. Babylonia ruled over by, 378 GROTEFEND, GEORG. Cuneiform writing and, 62-64 GU-BARR'A. Prayer and god, 68 GU-DE'A. A vassal of the throne of Dungi, 19; high-priest of Lagash, 19; his building and architectural ability, 19, 247; diorite statues of, found by de Sarzec, 47; Bau alluded to in ancient inscriptions of, 144; worship of Innana by, 187; Nin-girsu favourite of, 251; hepatoscopy and, 283; de Sarzec and, 355 GU'LA. Consort of Ninib, 216 GY'GES. King of Lydia; Assur-bani-pal and, 302, 303; George Smith's discoveries _re_, 352 H