GODDESS INANNA
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Inanna, the ancient Sumerian goddess of love, sensuality, fertility, and war, was worshiped in many ancient cultures under different names. For the Akkadians and Assyrians, she was known as Ishtar, the Queen of the Heavens. The Phoenicians worshiped her as Astarte and the Greeks as Aphrodite. Later, the Romans identified her as the evening and morning star; Venus, and she became an upper pantheon goddess. One of the most complex ancient deities, the Goddess has fascinated humanity for thousands of years and led to the appearance of many myths, legends, and schools of mysteries.
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