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Mesopotamian kings against Woman
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Cow slaughter among ancient king-priests
Hathor the ancient cow devil (God) of Egypt is symbolized by Cow and Sun. King-Priests have always tried to invent false male gods to replace her.
Pictures in the ruins of Persepolis show cow slaughter, the Assyrian kings placed their own bearded heads instead of her head with a body of cow! Mithra is always slaughtering cow, it is the only thing he knows.
In another attempt the king-priests have always insulted Ishtar, who is the "she-devil" of Mesopotamia, with stories against her. One of these stories is the Epic of Gilgamesh. In this story Enkidu throws a thigh of the bull on Ishtar's face and tells her I will do the same to you if I can lay my hands on you! then the story says "Ishtar gathered her courtesans, harlots and prostitutes and mourned for the bull". These derogatory words written in clay tablets shows the attitude of king-priests toward Ishtar.
Around 540 the king of Babylonia was Nabunidus who was a worshipper of "Sin and Ishtar". This is the reason Cyrus king of Anshan attacked Babylonia. According to the cylinder of Cyrus, he (Cyrus) is a devotee worshipper of Marduk, and he says I attacked Babylonia because Nabunidus had insulted Marduk.
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