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List items include: God/Goddess; Religion; Brief Description
| A'as | Hittite; Troy | god of wisdom; similar to Enki. |
| Aah (Iah) | Egypt; Hyksos | Moon god. |
| Abraham | Christianity; Judaism | Hebrew prophet who first settled in the area of modern Israel. (aka Ibrahim in Islam) |
| Abzu | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Sumer | god of fresh water and lover of Tiamat. |
| Adad | Assyria; Urartu | See Ramman. |
| Adam | Christianity; Islam; Judaism | first man on earth and husband of Eve. |
| Adapan | Sumer | first man (similar to Adam); created world; gave speech to man. |
| Ah Lish | Egypt | Being with supreme intelligence, power, glory and justice. (see explanation) |
| Ahriman | Parthia; Persia; Sassanid | Zoroastrian god of darkness; introduced death into world; brother of Ahura-Mazda. |
| Ahura-Mazda | Parthia; Persia; Sassanid | Zoroastrian god of goodness and knowledge; Lord of Wisdom; god of creation; brother of Ahriman. |
| Ainu | Japan | bear sacrifice ritual. |
| Ali | Islam | Ali ibn Abi Talib (Shia sect), son-in-law of Muhammad. |
| Allah | Islam | God of all. |
| Al-Lat | Palmyra; Petra | great goddess; daughter of Hubal. Likewise worshipped in Palmyra. Known as Allatu at Carthage. |
| Allatu | Carthage | goddess of underworld; worshipped as Al-Lat at Petra and Palmyra. |
| Al-Uzzá | Palmyra; Petra | goddess of love (Venus); daughter of Hubal. Likewise worshipped in Palmyra. |
| Amaru | Incan | deity of the underworld; refers to its land (aka America). |
| Amaterasu | Japan | Sun goddess |
| Amon (Amun) | Egypt; Hyksos | midday Sun god; also represented by Jupiter; chief god of Egypt. Similar to Zeus in ancient Greece. |
| Amun-Re | Egypt; Hyksos | supreme god of the New Kingdom (1550-1090 BC); merging of Amon and Re. Consort was Mut. |
| Anahita | Babylon; Parthia; Persia; Rome; Sassanid | fertility goddess (Venus); virgin mother of Mithras. |
| Ananaki | Akkadia; Assyria; Babylon; Sumeria | the fallen ones (deities of kingdoms in Mesopotamia). |
| Anath | Caananites in Israel; Lydia; Philistines; Phoenicia; Ugarit | goddess; consort and sister of Baal. |
| Andrew | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; brother of Peter; crucified at Patras in Greece. |
| Anshar | Akkad; Sumer | sky god; husband and brother of Kishar; father of Enlil. |
| Anu (An) | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Kassite; Sumer | supreme god of heaven and kingship; consort of Ki; father of Enki, Enlil and Ishtar. |
| Anubis | Egypt; Hyksos | jackal god; protector of the dead and embalming. "God of the white land" (land of the dead). |
| Anumati | Hindu | Moon goddess. |
| Anunnaki | Sumer | four gods of creation. |
| Apep | Egypt | god of darkness and chaos (represented by snake). |
| Aphrodite | Athens; Sparta | goddess of love (Venus). Known as Ishtar in Egypt and Ugarit. |
| Apollo | Alexander; Athens; Rome; Sparta | god of light and truth; son of Zeus and Leto; twin brother of Artemis. |
| Apu Illapu | Incan | god of rain. |
| Ares | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | god of war (Mars). |
| Ariadne | Minoan | goddess of labyrinths; daughter of king Minos and queen Pasiphaë; wife of Dionysus. |
| Arinniti | Hittite; Troy | Sun goddess. |
| Artemis | Alexander; Athens; Lydia; Sparta | goddess of hunt and Moon; daughter of Zeus and Leto; twin sister of Apollo. |
| Aruna | Hittite; Troy | god of the sea; mother of Kamrusepa. |
| Arubani | Urartu | goddess of art and fertility (Venus); wife of Haldi. |
| Aserdus | Hittite; Troy | fertility goddess (Venus); wife of Elkunirsa. |
| Asgard | Vikings | Home of the Norse gods. |
| Asherah | Caananites in Israel; Philistines; Phoenicia | fertility goddess (Venus); consort of El; mother of Baal. |
| Ashnan | Sumer | goddess of grain; sister of Lahar |
| Ashur | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Kassite; Sumer | god of war (Mars); consort of Ishtar. |
| Astarte | Athens; Sparta | fertility goddess (Venus). Also known as Ishtar in the Near East and Egypt. |
| Asterios | Lydia | river god. |
| Atergätis | Lydia | fertility goddess (Venus). |
| Athena | Alexander; Athens; Sparta; Troy | goddess of law and wisdom. |
| Atlas | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | titan who hefts earth. |
| Attis | Lydia | god of vegetation; son of Cybele. |
| Atum | Egypt | god of setting Sun (wholeness). Sole god of pharaoh Akhenaten. Also known as the Superior Sun (Saturn) |
| Aucayoc | Incan | god of war (Mars) |
| Ayar Cachi | Incan | god of earthquakes. |
| Baal | Carthage; Palmyra; Petra; Philistines; Phoenicia; Ugarit | god of war (Mars) and weather; son of Asherah and El; brother and consort of Anath; brother of Mot and Yamm; aka Hadad (Thunderer); often mentioned in Bible/Old Testament. |
| Baba (Bau) | Akkad | goddess of healing; similar to Nintinugga |
| Bacab | Mayan | god of the underworld. |
| Bagvarti | Urartu | wife of Haldi. |
| Baki | Lydia | god of grape harvest; similar to Dionysus. |
| Banded-Eye | Olmec | supernatural being. |
| Bartholomew | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; (aka Nathanel) crucified at Albanopois in Armenia. |
| Bast | Egypt; Hyksos | goddess of war in Lower Egypt (represented by cat). |
| Beelzebub | Philistines | lord of flies; patron god of Ekron |
| Bel | Akkad; Babylon; Kassite; Palmyra; Sumer | god of magic; son of Enlil; patron of Babylon; aka Bel-Marduk and Marduk. See picture of Bel Temple. |
| Bes | Egypt | god of households. |
| Bird Monster | Olmec | earth kingship. |
| Bolon Dzacab | Mayan | god of lightning. |
| Brahma | Maurya | god of creation ("unchanging reality amidst and beyond the world"); also worshipped by Gupta. Corruption of Abraham's teachings about God the Father. |
| Budai | China | bringer of contentment; aka Hotei and Pu-Tai. |
| Buddha | Buddhism | the enlightened one. |
| Budha | Hindu | god of Mercury. |
| Cai Shen | China | god of wealth. |
| Cel | Etruscan | Earth goddess; similar to Gaia. |
| Ceres | Rome | goddess of agriculture. |
| Chaac | Mayan | god of rain. |
| Chalchiuhtlicue | Aztec | goddess of spring. |
| Changxi | China | Moon goddess; wife of Di Jun. |
| Chibadi | Zimbabwe | Men dressed and behaving as women. |
| Cupid | Rome | god of love. |
| Cybele | Lydia | mother Earth goddess; mother of Attis. |
| Daeva | Parthia; Persia; Sassanid | malignant demon. |
| Dagon | Mari; Philistines; Phoenicia; Sumer; Ugarit | fertility god; god of storms. |
| Dah-Hah Dees | Egypt | King of Hell; Refers to Satan. (see explanation) |
| Damkina | Assyria | wife of Ea; mother of Marduk. |
| Dancing Girl | Mohenjo-Daro | girl who danced in religious ceremonies. |
| Daode Tianzun | China | one of the Three Pure Ones. |
| Demeter | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | goddess of the harvest. |
| Dhushara | Palmyra; Petra | lord of the mountain; son of Manat. |
| Diana | Rome | goddess of the hunt (Moon). |
| Di Jun | China | god of agriculture; emperor and husband of Changxi and Xihe. |
| Dionysus | Alexander; Athens; Minoan; Mycenae; Sparta | god of grape harvest; husband of Ariadne. |
| Draco | Rome | god of chaos; dragon/snake constellation; similar to Thuban and Tiamat. |
| Dragon King | China | ruler of the ocean. |
| Dragon Monster | Olmec | Earth god. |
| Dumuzid | Sumer | consort of Inanna |
| Ea | Assyria | husband of Damkina; father of Marduk. Similar to Enki of Sumer. |
| Ehecatl | Aztec | god of winds (aka Ehecatl-Quetzalcoatl). |
| El | Caananites in Israel; Philistines; Phoenicia; Ugarit | creator god; consort of Asherah; father of Baal, Mot and Yamm. |
| Elkenah | Caananites in Israel; Egypt | "God of Kinah" -- Canaanites (see Facsimile 1-3). |
| Elkunirsa | Hittite; Troy | god of creation; husband of Aserdus. |
| Ellel | Hittite; Troy | sky god. |
| Engur | Sumer | Same as Nammu. |
| Enki | Sumer | lord of Earth; god of water and wisdom; patron of writing; husband of Inanna; survived world flood (similar to Noah). |
| Enlil | Akkad; Babylon; Kassite; Sumer | air/storm/wind god; son of Anu and Ki; consort of Ninlil; father of Nanna. |
| Enuma Elish | Babylon | Creation Account (1750 BC) |
| Enyalius | Mycenae | god of war (Mars); similar to Ares. |
| Ereshkigal | Babylon; Sumer | goddess of the underworld; first wife of Gugalanna; consort of Nergal. |
| Erlang Shen | China | god with a third truth-seeing eye. |
| Eros | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | god of love. |
| Eve | Christianity; Islam; Judaism | first woman on earth and wife of Adam. |
| Faravahar | Parthia; Persia; Sassanid | symbol of Zoroastrianism. |
| Feathered Serpent | Olmec | god of creation; corrupted form of Jesus Christ. |
| Fei Lian | China | god of the wind. |
| Freyr | Vikings | god of virility. |
| Fufluns | Etruscan | god of happiness, plant life and wine; son of Semla. |
| Gabriel | Christianity; Islam | archangel from God who gave revelations to the prophet Muhammad. |
| Gaia | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | Earth goddess. |
| Gamla Uppsala | Vikings | religious center of Norse worship in Sweden. |
| Garden of Gods | Mari | religious site located in modern Lebanon. |
| Geb | Egypt; Hyksos | Earth god. |
| Gilgamesh | Akkad; Kassite; Mari; Sumer | god-king of Uruk. |
| God | Christianity | Father of Jesus Christ; aka God the Father. |
| Goddess I | Mayan | goddess of eroticism and marriage. |
| Goguryeo | Silla | Moon goddess. |
| Gugalanna | Sumer | bull of heaven; husband of Ereshkigal. Represented by Mars. |
| Gun | China | demi-god who made dykes to control the Great Flood; father of Yu the Great. |
| Hadad | Caananites in Israel; Philistines; Phoenicia; Ugarit | god of war (Mars) and weather; son of Asherah and El; brother and husband of Anath; aka Baal (Thunderer); often mentioned in Bible/Old Testament. |
| Hades | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | god of the underworld. |
| Hadith | Islam | deeds and sayings of the prophet Muhammad. |
| Haldi | Urartu | god of war (Mars) aka Hayk or Khaldi; husband of Arubani and Bagvarti. |
| Halki | Hittite; Troy | god of grain. |
| Hammon | Carthage; Phoenicia | chief god of Carthage. |
| Hannahannah | Hittite; Troy | mother goddess; similar to Inanna. |
| Hanwasuit | Hittite; Troy | goddess of sovereignty. |
| Hapantali | Hittite; Troy | pastoral goddess. |
| Hapi | Egypt; Hyksos | god of Nile River flooding. |
| Hasameli | Hittite; Troy | god of metalworkers and craftsmen; similar to Hephaestus. |
| Hatepuna | Hittite; Troy | daughter of the sea; wife of Telipinu. |
| Hathor | Egypt; Hyksos | goddess of love; Sun goddess (represented by a cow). |
| Hebat | Mitanni | mother goddess; wife of Teshub and mother of Sharruma. |
| Helios | Alexander; Athens; Minoan; Sparta | Sun god and husband of Pasiphaë. |
| Hephaestus | Alexander; Athens; Mycenae; Sparta | god of fire; son of Zeus and Hera. |
| Hera | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | goddess of marriage; wife of Zeus and mother of Hephaestus. |
| Heracles (Hercules) | Alexander; Athens; Rome; Sparta | hero son of Zeus and Alcmene. |
| Hercle | Etruscan | hero similar to Hercules; father of Maris. |
| Hermes | Alexander; Athens; Mycenae; Sparta | messenger of the gods (Mercury). |
| Hero Twins | Mayan | |
| Herod I | Christianity | king of Judaea; ridiculed Jesus Christ in Jerusalem. |
| Hintha | Mon | sacred bird. |
| Holy Ghost | Christianity | member of the Trinity, along with God the Father and Jesus Christ. |
| Horus | Egypt; Hyksos | god of light (represented by a falcon). |
| Hotei | Japan | bringer of contentment; aka Budai and Pu-Tai. |
| Houyi | China | god of archery; husband of Chang'e. |
| Hu | Egypt | demigod at Giza. Known as the Sphinx by early Greeks. |
| Hubal | Palmyra; Petra | lord god (Moon); father of Al-Lat, Al-Uzzá and Manat; head god of Kabaa. |
| Huitzilopochtli | Aztec | god of human sacrifice, sun and war (Mars). |
| Hunhau | Mayan | death god. |
| Hutena | Hittite | goddesses of fate; similar to Moirai. |
| Ibrahim | Islam | Hebrew prophet (aka Abraham). |
| Il | Akkad | creator god; similar to El of Semitic people. |
| Ilanu | Akkad | god or gods; similar to Elohim in Hebrew. |
| Illapa | Incan | goddess of lightning and thunder. |
| Inanna | Sumer | fertility goddess (Venus); Lady of Heaven; patron of store-houses; sister of Utu. consort of Dumuzid. Later known as Astarte and Ishtar. |
| Inar | Hittite; Troy | god of woods and fields. |
| Inara | Hittite; Troy; Troy | goddess of wild animals. |
| Indra | Hindu | god of weather and war; located on sacred Mount Meru. |
| Inti | Incan | Sun god of Cusco; husband of Mama Kilya. |
| Ishara | Hittite | goddess of love and oaths. |
| Ishkur | Sumer | storm god (aka Adad and Ramman). |
| Ishtar | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Egypt; Hyksos; Kassite; Mari; Philistines; Ugarit | ferility (Venus) and mother goddess; daughter of Sin; consort of Ashur. Known as Inanna in Sumeria. |
| Isis | Egypt; Hyksos | goddess; consort and sister of Osiris. |
| Istanu | Hittite; Troy | Sun god. |
| Istustaya | Hittite; Troy | goddess of destiny. |
| Itzamna | Mayan | god of creation. |
| Ixchel | Mayan | goddess of midwifery. |
| James | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; son of Alphaeus; beheaded by King Herod I in Israel. |
| James | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; son of Zebedee and brother of John; beheaded by King Agrippa I in Israel circa 44 AD. |
| Jarri | Hittite; Troy | god of plague. |
| Jesus Christ | Christianity | Son of God; born in mortal life at Bethlehem in Israel; confounded Jewish rabbis at Temple of King Herod I in Jerusalem; atoned for mankind's sins, suffered crucifixion and triumphed over death via resurrection. |
| John | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; (aka The Revelator) brother of James. |
| John the Baptist | Christianity | son of Elizabeth and Zechariah; baptized Jesus Christ in the Jordan River. |
| Judas Iscariot | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; (aka Son of Perdition) hanged himself in Jerusalem. |
| Juno | Rome | goddess of marriage; wife of Jupiter and daughter of Saturn. |
| Jupiter (Jove) | Rome | god of sky and thunder; husband of Juno. |
| Kamrusepa | Hittite; Troy | goddess of healing; mother of Aruna. |
| Kandaules | Lydia | messenger of the gods; similar to Hermes (Mercury). |
| Kartikeya | India | god of war (Mars) |
| Kaskuh | Hittite; Troy | Moon god. |
| Khepri (Khapri) | Egypt | god of rising Sun (represented by scarab beetle or lotus flower). |
| Khonsu | Egypt | "the traveler" (Moon); worshipped at Thebes |
| Ki (Urash) | Sumer | Earth goddess; consort of Anu; mother of Enlil. |
| Kinich Ahau | Mayan | Sun god. |
| Kishar | Akkad; Sumer | Earth mother goddess; wife and sister of Anshar; mother of Anu; daughter of Lahmu and Lahamu. |
| Knossos Bull | Minoan | bull-leaping, a religious ritual. |
| Korash | Egypt | "Cush" -- Sudan (see Facsimile 1-3). |
| Krishna | Hindu | "Finder of the Cows" (all attractive; dark) |
| Kronos (Cronos) | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | Titan god of the harvest. |
| Kubaba | Hittite | goddess and consort of Teshub. |
| Kui Xing | China | god of examinations. |
| Kukulkan | Mayan | god of creation; (corrupted form of Jesus Christ). |
| Kumarbi | Mitanni | sky and storm god; father of Teshub and Tasmisu; similar to Enlil. |
| Kurunta | Hittite; Troy | god of wild animals. |
| Kushuh | Mitanni | Moon god. |
| Kuychi | Incan | god of fertility and rainbows. |
| Labrys | Minoan | doubleheaded axe (symbol for female divinities). |
| Lagamar | Elam | chief god of Elam (see Chedorlaomer). |
| Lahamu | Akkad; Sumer | sister of Lahmu. |
| Lahar | Sumer | god of cattle; brother of Ashnan NOTE: Term currently used for a volcanic mudflow |
| Lahmu | Akkad; Sumer | brother of Lahamu; father of Anshar and Kishar. |
| Lametrus | Lydia | god of the harvest; similar to Demeter. |
| Laran | Etruscan | god of war; consort of Turan. |
| Lei Gong | China | god of thunder. |
| Leinth | Etruscan | goddess of death. |
| Lelwani | Hittite; Troy | god of the underworld. |
| Libnah | Egypt | "White Land" -- Libya or Lebanon (see Facsimile 1-3). |
| Lilith | Judaism | falsely claimed to be the first wife of Adam; similar to Ereshkigal of Sumeria. |
| Lingbao Tianzun | China | one of the Three Pure Ones. |
| Loki | Vikings | god of mschief; son of Fárbauti and Laufey; often attempted to trick Thor. |
| Lotan | Ugarit | seven-headed serpant of Dagon. |
| Lucifer | Christianity; Judaism | spirit son of God the Father; called Satan after his fall from heaven. |
| Luna | Rome | Moon goddess. |
| Maat | Egypt; Hyksos | goddess of justice and truth (represented by a feather). |
| Mahmackrah | Egypt | "Mighty like unto Rah (Re)" (see Facsimile 1-3). |
| Maize God | Mayan; Olmec | god of agriculture. |
| Mama Kilya | Incan | goddess; wife of Inti. |
| Mama Occlo | Incan | fertility and mother goddess. |
| Manat | Palmyra; Petra | goddess of fate; daughter of Hubal; mother of Dhushara. |
| Mani | Parthia | prophet and founder of Manichaeism religion |
| Mar-Biti | Kassites | god with a sanctuary at Borsippa and Tell Bar Awa. |
| Marduk | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Kassite; Sumer | god of magic; consort is Sarpanit; son of Enlil; father of Nabu; patron of Babylon; aka Bel and Bel-Marduk. |
| Maris | Etruscan | infant son of Hercle. |
| Mark | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; martyred in 68 AD. |
| Mars | Rome | god of war (Mars). |
| Mary | Christianity | mother of Jesus Christ. |
| Mary Magdalene | Christianity | from Magdala; early Christians commonly taught that she was the wife of Jesus Christ. |
| Matthew | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; tax collector from Capernaum; martyred. |
| Matthias | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; martyred in Ethiopia. |
| Melqart | Carthage | god of war (Mars). |
| Menrva (Menerva) | Etruscan | goddess of war. |
| Mercury | Rome | god of commerce (Mercury). |
| Metztli | Aztec | goddess of farmers and the Moon. |
| Mhondoros | Zimbabwe | spirit mediums and oral historians. |
| Mictlantecuhtli | Aztec | god of dead and the underworld. |
| Min | Egypt; Hyksos | most powerful and oldest Egyptian god. |
| Minerva | Rome | goddess of wisdom. |
| Minos | Minoan | son of Zeus; husband of Pasiphaë and father of Ariadne. |
| Minotaur | Minoan | half-bull, half-man monster in the labyrinth of king Minos. |
| Mithras | Parthia; Persia; Rome; Sassanid | Sun god; called Sol Invictus (Invincible Sun) by Romans; Judger of Souls who conducted righteous into House of Best Purpose; son of Anahita; patron of soldiers; Roman God of Contracts. |
| Mixcoatl | Aztec | god of hunting. |
| Moirai | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | goddesses of fate. |
| Molech | Caananites in Israel; Carthage; Phoenicia | Ammonite god of fire; called Chemosh by Moabites. |
| Moon Goddess | Mayan | Moon goddess |
| Moses | Christianity; Judaism | prophet who led Hebrews out of ancient Egypt; brought up as an Egyptian prince. (aka Musa in Islam) |
| Mot | Caananites in Israel; Philistines; Phoenicia; Ugarit | brother of Baal and Yamm. |
| Muhammad | Islam | prophet and founder of Islam; previous tribal leader in ancient Saudi Arabia. |
| Mullitu | Assyria | lady of the air [aka Sud]; wife of Ashur. |
| Musa | Islam | Hebrew prophet (aka Moses). |
| Mut | Egypt; Hyksos | mother goddess and consort of Amun-Re. |
| Nabu | Assyria; Babylon | god of writing; consort is Tashmetum; son of Marduk; represented by Mercury. |
| Nammu | Sumer | sea goddess (aka Engur); mother of Sumerian dieties; similar to Tiamat of Babylon. |
| Nanna | Sumer | Moon god who controlled months/seasons; son of Enlil and Ninlil. |
| Neith | Egypt | goddess (Mother Bee). She represented Egyptus. |
| Neptune | Rome | god of the sea. |
| Nergal | Babylon | god of the underworld; consort is Ereshkigal; also represented by Mars. |
| Ninlil (Sud) | Akkad; Babylon; Kassite; Sumer | goddess; consort of Enlil; mother of Nanna and Ninurta. |
| Ninurta | Assyria; Sumer | god of agriculture, storms and war; son of Enlil and Ninlil; patron of Lagash and Assyrian city of Nimrud. |
| Nintinugga | Babylon | goddess of healing; consort of Ninurta; similar to Baba of Akkad |
| Nintur | Sumer | goddess and mother of wildlife; Lady of Stony Ground. |
| Noah | Christianity; Judaism | prophet who saved family and animals aboard an Ark from a world flood. (aka Nuh in Islam) |
| Nuh | Islam | Hebrew prophet (aka Noah). |
| Nut | Egypt; Hyksos | sky goddess; goddess of heaven. |
| Odin | Vikings | god of war and father of Thor. |
| Osiris | Egypt; Hyksos | resurrected god; consort and brother of Isis. |
| Pa-Cha | China | god who protects farmers against locusts. |
| Pachamama | Incan | mother Earth; wife of Viracocha. |
| Paean | Mycenae | god of healing; similar to Apollo. |
| Pangu | China | first man on earth. |
| Papaya | Hittite; Troy | goddess of destiny. |
| Pasiphaë | Minoan | daughter of Helios; wife of king Minos and mother of Ariadne. |
| Paul | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; aka Saul from Tarsus. |
| Philip | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; beheaded at Hierapolis in Turkey. |
| Pidans | Lydia | god of light and truth; similar to Apollo. |
| Pontius Pilate | Christianity | Roman prefect of Judaea; presided at trial of Jesus Christ. |
| Poseidon | Alexander; Athens; Mycenae; Sparta | god of the sea. |
| Potnia Theron | Minoan | goddess of animals. |
| Prometheus | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | titan who gave fire to man. |
| Proteus | Mycenae | god of sea change. |
| Proto-Shiva | Mohenjo-Daro; Mon | lord of animals. |
| Ptah | Egypt | prominent Egyptian god (Father); husband of Sekhmet. |
| Qi (Houji) | China | legendary cultural hero who introduced millet to mankind during the Xia Dynasty. |
| Qochamama | Incan | goddess of the sea. |
| Quetzalcoatl | Aztec | god of creation, learning and priesthood; (corrupted form of Jesus Christ). |
| Qur'an | Islam | Islamic holy book (aka Koran). |
| Ragnarök | Vikings | Final future battle of the Norse gods. |
| Rama | Hindu | avatar of Vishnu; king of Ayodhya. |
| Ramman (Adad) | Akkad; Assyria; Urartu | storm god. |
| Re (Rah) | Egypt; Hyksos | god of midday Sun (represented by a hawk). |
| Rhea | Minoan | mother Earth goddess |
| Rundas | Hittite; Troy | god of the hunt. |
| Sachamama | Incan | snake goddess. |
| Samjogo | Silla | representation of the Sun. |
| Sandan | Hittite; Troy | lion god. |
| Sarpanit | Babylon | mother goddess; consort of Marduk. |
| Satan | Christianity; Judaism | spirit son of God the Father; called Lucifer before his fall from heaven. |
| Saturn | Rome | god of agriculture and capitol; father of Juno. |
| Sekhmet | Egypt | goddess of healing and war (in Upper Egypt); wife of Ptah. |
| Selardi | Urartu | Moon goddess. |
| Selené | Alexander; Athens; Sparta | Moon goddess. |
| Selvans | Etruscan | goddess of woodlands. |
| Semla | Etruscan | mother of Fufluns. |
| Set (Seth) | Egypt; Hyksos | god of darkness and death (Mercury). |
| Sethlans | Etruscan | goddess of fire. |
| Shaman | Mongols | religious leader. |
| Shamash | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Kassite; Mari; Sumer | Superior Sun (Saturn) god during period of revival after collapse of the Akkadian Empire; later adopted by Parthian Empire. |
| Shang Di | China | supreme sky god (aka Tai Di and Tian Di). |
| Shark Monster | Olmec | supernatural being. |
| Sharruma | Mitanni | god of mountains; son of Hebat and Teshub. |
| Shaushka | Hittite; Mitanni; Troy | goddess of fertility (Venus) and healing. |
| Shiva | Hindu | great god; lord. |
| Shivini | Urartu | Sun god (aka Artin or Artinis). |
| Shoki Zu | Japan | vanquisher of evil beings and ghosts. |
| Shu | Egypt; Hyksos | air god. |
| Shu-Anhur | Egypt | god of war (Mars). |
| Sif | Vikings | wife of Thor. |
| Simon | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; martyred at Beirut in 65 AD; aka Simon the Zealot. |
| Simon Peter | Christianity | from chief apostle of Jesus Christ; fisherman from Galilee; brother of Andrew; Peter was crucified upside down in Rome. |
| Sin | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Kassite | Moon god; father of the gods, including Ishkur. |
| Skanda Murukan | India | god of war (Mars) |
| Snake Goddess | Minoan | great goddess. |
| Sobek | Egypt; Hyksos | crocodile god; assisted in resurrection of Osiris. |
| Sokar | Egypt; Hyksos | phoenix god; represented 1,000 and rebirth. |
| Sol Invictus | Mithraism | Invincible Sun; god of light, truth and honor; Roman name for Mithras; in 4th century Christians adapted Christmas from the 25 December Mithraic "Rebirth of the Invincible Sun" festival (Romans called it Natalis Solis Invicti). |
| Spirits | Japan; Silla; Zimbabwe | spirit and ancestor worship. |
| Stephen | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; martyred in Jerusalem. |
| Surya | Hindu | Sun god. |
| Sutekh | Hittite; Troy | god of weather; similar to Teshub. |
| Taizu | China | high god. |
| Tashmetum | Akkad; Sumer | consort of Nabu. |
| Tasmisu | Mitanni | son of Kumarbi; brother of Teshub. |
| Taweret | Egypt; Hyksos | goddess of childbirth and fertility. |
| Telipinu | Hittite; Troy | god of farming; husband of Hatepuna. |
| Terra Mater | Rome | Mother Earth goddess. |
| Teshub | Mitanni | sky and storm god; son of Kumarbi; husband of Hebat and father of Sharruma; brother of Tasmisu. |
| Tezcatlipoca | Aztec | god of Earth and sky. |
| Thaddeus (Jude) | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; martyred at Beirut in 65 AD; aka Simon the Zealot. |
| Thalna | Etruscan | goddess of childbirth. |
| Theispas | Urartu | god of storms and thunder (aka teisheba). |
| Thermuthis | Egypt | goddess of harvest. |
| Thomas | Christianity | apostle of Jesus Christ; murdered by spear at Muziris, India. |
| Thor | Vikings | god of thunder and storms; son of Odin and husband of Sif; frequent enemy of Loki. |
| Thoth | Egypt; Hyksos | god of wisdom; similar to Hermes. |
| Thuban | Islam | ancient god of chaos; similar to Tiamat. |
| Tiamat | Akkad; Assyria; Babylon; Sumer | salt water chaos monster and lover of Abzu. |
| Tinia | Etruscan | god of sky; husband of Uni. |
| Tiw (Týr) | England; Germany; Vikings | god of law. |
| Tlaloc | Aztec | god of fertility and rain. |
| Tlaltecuhtli | Aztec | Earth goddess. |
| Trinity | Christianity | God the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost (Holy Spirit). |
| Tsukuyomi | Japan | Moon god |
| Tu Di Gong | China | god of fortune and virtue. |
| Turan | Etruscan | goddess of fertility and love; consort of Laran. |
| Turms | Etruscan | messenger of the gods. |
| Tushpuea | Urartu | wife of Shivini. |
| Týr (Tiw) | Vikings | god of law. |
| Ubelluria | Hittite; Troy | god of dreams. |
| Underworld Gods | Hittite | 12 gods of the underworld |
| Uni | Etruscan | god of sky; wife of Tinia. |
| Upelluri | Mitanni | god of dreams. |
| Urash (Ki) | Sumer | Earth goddess; consort of Anu; mother of Enlil. |
| Usil | Etruscan | Sun god; similar to Helios. |
| Utu | Sumer | Sun god; governed the day and rendered justice; brother of Inanna. |
| Valhalla | Vikings | gigantic hall within Asgard where warriors go after death. |
| Venus | Rome | goddess of fertility. |
| Verethragna Artagnes | Iran | god of war (Mars) |
| Vesta | Rome | goddess of family, hearth and home. |
| Viracocha | Incan | god of creation, storms and sun; husband of Pachamama; aka Pachacamac. |
| Vishnu | Hindu | supreme being (aka Narayana; Hari). |
| Vulcan | Rome | god of fire. |
| Wadjet | Egypt | goddess who protected ancient Egypt. |
| Warrukatte | Hittite; Troy | god of war; aka Zababa. |
| Way | Mayan | person who transforms into an animal while asleep. |
| Wenchang Wang | China | god of culture and literature. |
| Were-Jaguar | Olmec | rain god. |
| Wodan | England; Germany | god of war. |
| Wu-Gong | China | Moon god |
| Xibalba | Mayan | underworld. |
| Xihe | China | Sun goddess; wife of Di Jun. |
| Xochipilli | Aztec | god of art, dance, flowers, games and song. |
| Xuan Wu | China | god of elements and magic. |
| Yakumama | Incan | goddess of water. |
| Yama | China | god of the underworld. |
| Yamm | Caananites in Israel; Philistines; Phoenicia; Ugarit | brother of Baal and Mot. |
| Yatagarasu | Japan | will of heaven. |
| Yggdrasil | Vikings | giant ash tree that encircles Asgard and Earth. |
| Ying-Hua | China | god of war (Mars) |
| Yogi | Hindu | master of yoga. |
| Yu Di | China | ruler of heaven. |
| Yu Shi | China | god of rain. |
| Yuanshi Tianzun | China | one of the Three Pure Ones. |
| Zao Jun | China | kitchen god. |
| Zarathustra | Parthia; Persia; Sassanid | prophet and founder of Zoroastrian religion; Greeks spelled his name as Zoroaster. |
| Zeus | Alexander; Athens; Mycenae; Sparta | god of sky and thunder (Jupiter); husband of Hera; father of Hephaestus and Heracles. Similar to Amon in ancient Egypt. |
| Zhong Kui | China | vanquisher of evil beings and ghosts. |
| Zhu Rong | China | god of fire and the south. |
| Zim Bird | Zimbabwe | symbol of royalty. |
| Ziusudra | Sumer | man who built an ark prior to a world flood (similar to Noah). |
| Zoroaster | Parthia; Persia; Sassanid | religious innovator of Zoroastrianism. |
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