1humouress
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Queen of Heaven, goddess of war,
Of love and fertility, and so much more,
Many-named deity with her sacred dove,
She influenced many later goddesses of love.
(Abigail)
Queen of Heaven, goddess of war,
Of love and fertility, and so much more,
Many-named deity with her sacred dove,
She influenced many later goddesses of love.
(Abigail)
2humouress
32 Maddz : Likely to be rather older than the ones you're thinking of!
33 keristars : Do you know how something very old might be called the Ur-Thing, suggesting it is the oldest known? This goddess is in many ways an Ur-Goddess.
Perhaps that hint helps?
57 amanda4242 : #3 isa character page .
Hint:The character is a Mesopotamian goddess.
Hint:She appears in the Epic of Gilgamesh under a different name.
59 Caramellunacy : I struggled with this one, too (I was using a different name for the goddess), but eventually found the right name. It isn't under tags, you are looking fora Common Knowledge character .
80 amanda4242 : Trysearching Ishtar on Wikipedia; it will redirect you to the name needed here .
81 Caramellunacy : Not at all off base, I did the exact same thing. We were using theAssyrian/Babylonian/Akkadian . If you are open to google, putting in the term we were using gets you to the wikipedia article for the name the clue wants (which I think is the Sumerian term).
103 gypsysmom : I also tried all kinds of goddesses but when none of them worked I googledgoddess of war love fertility and then searched the first result that came up.
33 keristars : Do you know how something very old might be called the Ur-Thing, suggesting it is the oldest known? This goddess is in many ways an Ur-Goddess.
Perhaps that hint helps?
57 amanda4242 : #3 is
Hint:
Hint:
59 Caramellunacy : I struggled with this one, too (I was using a different name for the goddess), but eventually found the right name. It isn't under tags, you are looking for
80 amanda4242 : Try
81 Caramellunacy : Not at all off base, I did the exact same thing. We were using the
103 gypsysmom : I also tried all kinds of goddesses but when none of them worked I googled
3humouress
111 amanda4242 : For #3 it is a character page, but you (may be) looking in the wrong pantheons .
You want a Mesopotamian goddess .
112 shadrach_anki : For Clue 3,You are looking for a CK character page. Think older, though.
112 shadrach_anki : For Clue 3,
4humouress
CK character page
136 AranelST : If you look in the common knowledge (=CK) section of a work page, you can see a list of characters (if anyone has added any).
Another way to find the character page is to do a search and then, in the filters on the left, choose "common knowledge" and then "character".
137 amanda4242 : When a character is entered in Common Knowledge on a work page, a character page is created. The character page contains every CK entry for the character of that name. See https://www.librarything.com/character/Sherlock+Holmes for an example.
To find a specific page, enter the character's name in search, then click common knowledge in the menu on the left.
ETA: adding these to the 'General Strategies' thread; thanks
136 AranelST : If you look in the common knowledge (=CK) section of a work page, you can see a list of characters (if anyone has added any).
Another way to find the character page is to do a search and then, in the filters on the left, choose "common knowledge" and then "character".
137 amanda4242 : When a character is entered in Common Knowledge on a work page, a character page is created. The character page contains every CK entry for the character of that name. See https://www.librarything.com/character/Sherlock+Holmes for an example.
To find a specific page, enter the character's name in search, then click common knowledge in the menu on the left.
ETA: adding these to the 'General Strategies' thread; thanks
