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The Sumerian goddess of the planet Venus. Like her classical counterpart she was credited with jurisdiction over love and procreation.
Ishtar or Inanna
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 | Asterte (in archaeology) |
| Astarte (West Asian mythology) |
| Ishtar (West Asian mythology) |
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- Asterte (in archaeology)
- Astarte (West Asian mythology)
- Ishtar (West Asian mythology)
- Inanna (West Asian mythology)
- Inanna (disambiguation)
- Middle Eastern religions (ancient religion, Middle East)
- Antu (goddess)
- Ereshkigal
- Yarikh
- Fertility goddess
- Shalim
- Queen of heaven (antiquity)
- Lotan
- The Empress (Tarot card)
