Marduk and Monotheism Nisan (Mar-Apr), The Labourer, The Ram;
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Nisan (Mar-Apr), The Labourer, The Ram;
Iyyar (Apr-May), Mulmula and the Bull of heaven, The Bull;
Sivan (May-June), The Faithful Shepherd of Heaven and the Great Twins, The Twins;
Tammuz (June-July), Allul or Nagar, The Crab;
Ab (July-Aug), The Lion (or dog), The Lion;
Tisri (Sep-Oct), The Scales, The Scales;
Marcheswan (Oct-Nov), The Scorpion, The Scorpion;
Chisleu (Nov-Dec), Pa-bil-sag, The Archer;
Tebet (Dec-Jan), ahar-mas, the Fish-kid, The Goat;
Sebat (Jan-Feb), Gula, The Water-bearer;
Adar (Feb-Mar), The Water Channel and the Tails, The Fishes.
He then designated the year, setting three constellations for each month, and made a station for Nibiru—Marduk’s own star, Jupiter—as the overseer of all the lights in the firmament. The constellations are identified with many gods and divine beings. The bow of Marduk was placed in the heavens as a constellation. The signs of the Zodiac, given on a tablet, are the originals of those which are in use at the present time:
Nisan (Mar-Apr), The Labourer, The Ram;
Iyyar (Apr-May), Mulmula and the Bull of heaven, The Bull;
Sivan (May-June), The Faithful Shepherd of Heaven and the Great Twins, The Twins;
Tammuz (June-July), Allul or Nagar, The Crab;
Ab (July-Aug), The Lion (or dog), The Lion;
Elul (Aug-Sep), The Ear of corn(?), The ear of Corn (Virgo);
Tisri (Sep-Oct), The Scales, The Scales;
Marcheswan (Oct-Nov), The Scorpion, The Scorpion;
Chisleu (Nov-Dec), Pa-bil-sag, The Archer;
Tebet (Dec-Jan), ahar-mas, the Fish-kid, The Goat;
Sebat (Jan-Feb), Gula, The Water-bearer;
Adar (Feb-Mar), The Water Channel and the Tails, The Fishes.
He then caused the new moon, Nannaru (Sin), to shine, and made him the ruler of the night, indicating his phases, one of which was on the seventh day, and the other, a “sabattu, a day of rest for the heart”, in the middle of the month. So, the idea of the sabbath was also instituted in Assyria and Babylonia, although the days were aligned with the new moon, so that intercalary days must have been necessry. Even so, it was like the Jewish sabbath:
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