I am not certain if As Shalla is supposed to mean Shala? or the goddess of grain Ashnan. As for Adrammelech, I can't find anything outside abrahamic demonology and biblical sources for him. And I can't seem to find anything on Anasas nor Nishraeli, but I don't want to assume they don't exist based on that. I mainly used the google search engine and google books as well as scribd to find references, but its not turning up. And absolutely nothing turns up for Nishraeli.
I am not certain if As Shalla is supposed to mean Shala? or the goddess of grain Ashnan. As for Adrammelech, I can't find anything outside abrahamic demonology and biblical sources for him. And I can't seem to find anything on Anasas nor Nishraeli, but I don't want to assume they don't exist based on that. I mainly used the google search engine and google books as well as scribd to find references, but its not turning up. And absolutely nothing turns up for Nishraeli.--[[User:Abdishtar|Abdishtar]] ([[User talk:Abdishtar|talk]]) 16:06, 14 February 2010 (UTC)
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I may be mistaken, but Nimrod was not a babylonian (nor sumerian nor assyrian) god, there was a time when they called Gilgamesh "nimrod" but the two are not the same, and Gilgamesh isn't exactly a god, he was a demigod. But if that's who it is referring to, and he counts as a god, then can I just change that to gilgamesh? Then it won't take me to a bible story, and instead to Gilgamesh? Abdishtar (talk) 15:04, 14 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]
At first I was just going to take issue with Nimrod, but with a closer look there seems to be other issues. I am not just going delete anything unless I understand the reasons better why they were posted. But these deities aren't referenced nor can I find a reference for them:
Adramelech
As Shalla, the Assyrian goddess of grain
Anasas, god of medicine
Nishraeli
I am not certain if As Shalla is supposed to mean Shala? or the goddess of grain Ashnan. As for Adrammelech, I can't find anything outside abrahamic demonology and biblical sources for him. And I can't seem to find anything on Anasas nor Nishraeli, but I don't want to assume they don't exist based on that. I mainly used the google search engine and google books as well as scribd to find references, but its not turning up. And absolutely nothing turns up for Nishraeli.--Abdishtar (talk) 16:06, 14 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]
