Elagabal

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Elagabal is a Syrian sun god whose cult was notably promoted in Rome by the emperor Elagabalus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Syrian god
deity
associatedWith sun
broughtToRomeBy Elagabalus NERFINISHED
category Semitic gods
Syrian deities
solar deities
cultCenter Emesa NERFINISHED
cultObject baetyl
black stone
cultPromotedIn Rome NERFINISHED
cultStatusInRome imperial cult under Elagabalus
equatedWith Helios NERFINISHED
Sol NERFINISHED
Sol Invictus NERFINISHED
hasTemple Temple of Elagabal in Emesa NERFINISHED
highPriest Elagabalus before becoming emperor
iconography aniconic stone rather than anthropomorphic statue
introducedTo Rome NERFINISHED
languageOfName Syriac NERFINISHED
meaningOfName God of the Mountain
nameVariant El-Gabal NERFINISHED
Elagabalus NERFINISHED
Ilah al-Jabal NERFINISHED
originCity Emesa NERFINISHED
originCulture Semitic
priesthoodHeldBy family of the Emesene dynasty
promotedBy Roman emperor Elagabalus NERFINISHED
region Roman Syria NERFINISHED
religion ancient Syrian religion
replacedInRomeBy traditional Roman gods after death of Elagabalus
romanTemple Elagabalium on the Palatine Hill NERFINISHED
timeOfRomanPromotion 3rd century
reign of Elagabalus
worshipedAs supreme god in Rome under Elagabalus
worshipedBy Emesene Arabs NERFINISHED
worshipedIn Emesa NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
worshipType solar cult

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Elagabalus associatedDeity Elagabal