Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Site of Palmyra' has mentioned 'God' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| [407][408] Palmyra had unique deities,[409] such as the god of justice and Efqa's guardian Yarhibol,[410][411] the sun god Malakbel,[412] and the moon god Aglibol. | WIKI |
| [417] Bel had Astarte-Belti as his consort, and formed a triple deity with Aglibol and Yarhibol (who became a sun god in his association with Bel). | WIKI |
| [429] The Palmyrene deity was commonly identified with the Roman god Sol and he had a temple dedicated for him on the right bank of the Tiber since the second century. | WIKI |
| [431] Some scholars criticize the notion of Malakbel's identification with Sol Invictus; according to Gaston Halsberghe, the cult of Malakbel was too local for it to become an imperial Roman god and Aurelian's restoration of Bel's temple and sacrifices dedicated to Malakbel were a sign of his attachment to the sun god in general and his respect to the many ways in which the deity was worshiped. | WIKI |