Shalim

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Fertile Crescent myth series

Mesopotamian
Levantine
Arabian
Mesopotamian religion
Yezidism
The Levant
El Elyon Hadad Adon Anat Arsu Asherah Astarte Atargatis Azizos The Ba'als Ba`alat Gebal	Berith Dagon Elohim Eshmun Kubaba Liluri Manuzi Mot Shaddai Salem Yahweh Yam Yarikh
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Ancient Near Eastern deities
Levantine deities
Adonis \| Anat \| Asherah \| Ashima \| Astarte \| Atargatis \| Ba'al \| Berith \| Chemosh \| Dagon \| Derceto \| El \| Elyon \| Eshmun \| Hadad \| Kothar \| Melqart \| Mot \| Moloch \| Qetesh \| Resheph \| Shalim \| Yarikh \| Yam \| YHWH
Mesopotamian deities
Adad \| Amurru \| An/Anu \| Anshar \| Ashur \| Abzu/Apsu \| Enki/Ea \| Enlil \| Ereshkigal \| Inanna/Ishtar \| Kingu \| Kishar \| Lahmu & Lahamu \| Marduk \| Mummu \| Nabu \| Nammu \| Nanna/Sin \| Nergal \| Ningizzida \| Ninhursag \| Ninlil \| Tiamat \| Utu/Shamash
Egyptian deities
Amun \| Ra \| Apis \| Bakha \| Osiris \| Ptah
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Shalim is the god of dusk in the pantheon of Ugarit. He is the twin brother and counterpart of Shahar the god of dawn.^{[citation needed]}

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Almaqah
Wadd

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