rabisu造句

• The Shurpu ritual allows us to banish Rabisu described as " a demon that springs unawares on its victims ".
• In the book Simon Necronomicon which contains a blend of myths including Sumerian, Rabisu are described as ancient demons.
• Rabisu is listed in the rituals of Shurpu which are to do with burning such as the symbolic burning of witches.
• Marduk's seventh name, Asaruludu, is said to have the power using his sacred word Banmaskim to banish all Maskim and Rabisu.
• The New American Bible among others believes that " Demon lurking " which in Hebrew means " the croucher " is similar to the word Rabisu.
• In 14th century BC vassals sent from Egypt to Canaan were described as "'Rabisu "'or senior Rabisu meaning commissioner or high commissioner respectively.
• In 14th century BC vassals sent from Egypt to Canaan were described as "'Rabisu "'or senior Rabisu meaning commissioner or high commissioner respectively.
• Nariluggaldimmerankia is said to be the sub-commander of wind demons, described as the foe of Rabisu and all " maskim " who haunt humans.
• The book The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria by Theophilus G . Pinches describes the Rabisu as being " the seizer " which is " regarded as a spirit which lay in wait to pounce upon his prey ".
• In Akkadian mythology "'Rabisu "'( " the vagabond " ) or possibly Rabasa is an evil spirit or demon that is always menacing the entrance to the houses and hiding in dark corners, lurking to attack people.