Idlurugu (Sumerian: i7-lú-ru-gú, also read Ilurugu) or Id (dÍD) was a Mesopotamian god regarded as both a river deity and a divine judge. He was the personification...

share judiciary functions which includes Nammu, Shamash, Ishtaran and Idlurugu. A single explanatory text equates Nammu with Apsu. It seemingly reinterprets...

Esarhaddon returned his statue to a temple located there. Idlurugu Id Id (modern Hit) Idlurugu was a god who represent the concept of trial by ordeal, specifically...

from Ebla mentions a divine tribunal in which they both partake alongside Idlurugu (dÍD), a river god also known for his association with justice and judgment...

Weidner god list, Damgalnuna is equated with Kiša, the wife of the river god Idlurugu. An Emesal vocabulary apparently mistakes her and her husband for the primordial...

with the River Ordeal. Sin-iddinam's prayer to Ninisina also identified Idlurugu (the river ordeal) as the father of Marduk/Asalluhi, in contrast to the...

separate deity, possibly associated with river ordeal like Mesopotamian Idlurugu. While he was actively worshiped, his rank in the pantheon was low. He...

which she assumes he played a role comparable to the Mesopotamian god Idlurugu. However, Herbert Niehr concludes that this title only reflected Yam’s...

sixth month in the local calendar she also received offerings alongside Idlurugu, a god who represented river ordeal. She continued to be worshiped in this...

two cultures. In the Old Babylonian Nippur god list he is placed before Idlurugu. In An = Anum he appears alongside a goddess glossed as his wife, Ningu'esiraka...