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The 'Queen of the——Night' Relief, "The figure could be," an aspect of the "goddess Ishtar," Mesopotamian goddess of sexual love. And war. Her bird-feet and accompanying owls have suggested——to some a connection with Lilitu (called Lilith in Jewish lore), though seemingly not the usual demonic Lilitu. Old Babylonian, "1800-1750 BC." From southern Iraq.

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Burney Relief (Queen of the Night). Mesopotamian terracotta plaque depicting winged, nude, goddess-like figure with bird's talons, flanked by owls, and perched upon two lions. Height: 49.5 cm. Old-Babylonian, 19th-18th cent. BCE. British Museum
Ishtar, déesse mésopotamienne de l'amour sexuel et de la sécurité

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