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Wettergottheiten waren nahezu omnipr\u00e4sent im Alten Orient. Dies liegt besonders an ihrer Bedeutung als Bringer lebensspendenden Regens und Gebieter \u00fcber zerst\u00f6rerische St\u00fcrme. In Mesopotamien, Syrien, Anatolien, der Levante und \u00c4gypten begegnen sie uns auf Bildwerken und in Texten. Durch Letztere ist uns eine Vielzahl an Wettergottheiten \u00fcberliefert: von den bedeutendsten Gottheiten eines Pantheons, \u00fcber Aspekt- und Lokalgottheiten. Eine Verbindung der erw\u00e4hnten Gottheiten mit den Darstellungen in den Bildwerken liegt nahe, doch scheint die Unmenge an schriftlich \u00fcberlieferten Gottheiten nicht mit den dargestellten Typen an Wettergottfiguren \u00fcbereinzustimmen.
\nUm diese Diskrepanz zu erforschen, werden in der vorliegenden Abhandlung zuerst Austauschtheorien sowie Grundz\u00fcge und Eigenheiten altorientalischer Glaubenssysteme besprochen. Darunter spielen besonders die Multiplizit\u00e4t, Fluidit\u00e4t und \u00dcbersetzbarkeit von Gottheiten eine wichtige Rolle. Anschlie\u00dfend folgt eine umfassende Sammlung aller Wettergottdarstellungen im Alten Orient vom 3. Jahrtausend bis zum Ende des 2. Jahrtausends.
\nDurch die Kontextualisierung und Typologisierung der Belege in jeder behandelten Region liegt hiermit die erste umfassende Analyse der bildlichen Darstellungen von Wettergottfiguren im Alten Orient vor. Aufgrund der umfangreichen Sammlung und statistischen Auswertung kann durch eine diachrone und Regionen \u00fcbergreifende Analyse neben einer Untersuchung der internationalen Austauschprozesse auch das Verh\u00e4ltnis von G\u00f6tternamen zu den G\u00f6tterdarstellungen diskutiert werden. Ob ein G\u00f6tterbild daher einen festen Namen ben\u00f6tigt, wird abschlie\u00dfend diskutiert.
\nAnhand der typologischen Ordnung und Auswertung der zahlreichen Belege sowie der Ber\u00fccksichtigung historischer, sozialer, politischer und kultureller Kontexte k\u00f6nnen in diesem Band bedeutende Beitr\u00e4ge zum Verst\u00e4ndnis altorientalischer Wettergottheiten und ihrer Darstellung im Bild pr\u00e4sentiert werden.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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Storm-Gods were almost omnipresent in the Ancient Near East, especially due to their importance as bringers of life-giving rain and rulers over destructive storms. In Mesopotamia, Syria, Anatolia, the Levant, and Egypt, we encounter them in images and texts. Through the latter, a multitude of Storm-Gods are known to us: from the most important deities of a pantheon to aspect deities and local deities. A connection between the deities mentioned and the depictions in the visual record seems obvious, however, the vast number of deities known from texts does not seem to correspond to the types of Storm-God figures depicted.
\nTo explore this discrepancy, the present contribution first discusses theories of exchange, as well as basic features and peculiarities of ancient Near Eastern belief systems. Among these, the multiplicity, fluidity, and translatability of deities play a particularly important role. This is followed by a comprehensive collection of all Storm-God representations in the Ancient Near East from the 3rd millennium to the end of the 2nd millennium.
\nBy contextualising and typologising the evidence in each region, this is the first comprehensive analysis of the pictorial representations of Storm-God figures in the Ancient Near East. Due to the extensive collection and statistical evaluation, a diachronic and cross-regional analysis makes it possible to discuss the relationship of names of gods to representations of gods in addition to an investigation of international exchange processes. Whether an image of a god needs a fixed name is discussed in the end.
\nThis volume makes significant contributions to the understanding of ancient Near Eastern Storm-Gods and their representation in imagery by situating them in historical, social, political, and culture context.<\/p>\n
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