bēl mīšari (lord of justice)

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bēl mīšari (“lord of justice”) is an epithet of the Mesopotamian sun god Shamash that emphasizes his role as the divine guarantor of law, truth, and righteous judgment.

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf divine epithet
theonymic title
associatedWithCity Larsa NERFINISHED
Sippar NERFINISHED
associatedWithConcept divine law
legal procedure
oath-taking
truth-telling
associatedWithCulture Mesopotamian religion NERFINISHED
associatedWithRegion Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
contrastedWithConcept false testimony
injustice
oppression in legal affairs
deityFunctionHighlighted judge of gods and humans
protector of the weak in legal matters
emphasizesAspectOfDeity justice
law
righteous judgment
truth
epithetOf Mesopotamian sun god
Shamash NERFINISHED
language Akkadian NERFINISHED
linkedRitualSphere judicial divination
oracular consultation
partOfReligiousSystem Mesopotamian pantheon NERFINISHED
refersToDeity Shamash NERFINISHED
relatedTerm mīšarum (justice, equity)
roleOfDeity divine guarantor of justice
divine guarantor of law
divine guarantor of righteous judgment
divine guarantor of truth
semanticField cosmic justice
judicial authority
legal order
timePeriod Middle Babylonian period NERFINISHED
Neo-Babylonian period NERFINISHED
Old Babylonian period NERFINISHED
translation lord of justice
usedInContext hymns to Shamash
legal texts
prayers
royal inscriptions
writingSystem cuneiform

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Shamash cultTitle bēl mīšari (lord of justice)