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They are also known as sea gooseberries, sea walnuts and Venus's girdles.
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But in the case of Venus, the price is very long days.
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It was also transferring the Venus money into law and order companies.
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As Venus retrogrades, it's good to revisit connections, especially related to work.
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She'd been given a huge budget to implicate or rule out Venus.
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Ishtar leaned forward and peered down the line until he saw Stokely.
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Popular resorts include the 345-room Kempinski Ishtar Resort, which has beach access.
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It hurt to think about Port Ishtar, but she couldn't help herself.
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To secure the grace of Gilgamesh, the exalted Ishtar raises her eyes.
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Besprinkle Ishtar with the waters of life and take her from me.
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There was no enemy there, now-Istar was a place of the past.
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For nine more years, caravans traveled back and forth between Istar and Silvanesti.
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You spoke of going to Istar, of singing the Evening Prayers.
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But how in the name of Istar do we get down?
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The goddess Istar retained her independent position among the crowd of colourless female deities.
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Due to this link, Inanna is sometimes cited as daughter of Enki.
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Dumuzi was Inanna's mortal consort, who served her as king of Uruk.
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Anyway, you can't understand what I'm about to do until you understand Inanna.
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Sumerian mortal who married Inanna to bring fertility to his land.
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Sweet Inanna is the most important goddess in the Sumerian pantheon.
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Enki creates two people and sends them into the netherworld to rescue Inanna.
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Inanna loved Dumuzi greatly, and his life as her consort was very sweet.
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My face must have revealed my every thought, for Inanna smiled.
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Call me Hecate or Cybele, Venus or Inanna, Neith or Tanit, Kore or Demeter.
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But as she ventured into the realm of death, Inanna came to seven gates.
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Thus, Inanna was later known as Ishtar, while Dumuzi came to be known as Tammuz.
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I also love an ancient Sumerian goddess called Inanna whose stories predate the Greek myths.
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Through their magic, Inanna is brought back to life.
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From the Great Above Inanna opened her ear
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Inanna invented weaving and the arts of lovemaking.
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Inanna: From the Myths of Ancient Sumer