Aglibol - God of the Moon. - Arabian God

Aglibol - God of the Moon.

Aglibôl ("Calf of the Lord") is a God of the Moon. He is associated with the cult of Bel alongside Iarhibol, the God of the Sun, who act as his attendants. He was also venerated alongside Malakbel in a sanctuary called the "Sacred Wood". He is usually depicted wearing military dress and a lunar halo, either on his head or shoulders. He is also associated with Astarte and Arsu.

--~Attributes and Correspondences~--

Area of Influence:
Moon

Pantheon: Arabian

Abode: Palmyra

Animals: Eagle

Colours: -

Consort: -

Crystal: -

Day: -

Direction: Right

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Incense: -

Musical Instrument: -

Offerings: -

Planet: Moon

Plant/Tree: Cypress

Rune: -

Symbols: Sickle, Crescent, Moon Horns, Spear

Tarot Card: -

Time: -

Arabian - Gods and Goddesses

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