Hippocratic Oath's invocation of Apollo Physician invokes not a benevolent healer, but an Anunnaki-derived figure tied to Enlil's family—potentially symbolizing control, depopulation, or engineered longevity limits through "medicine."

In ancient astronaut and Anunnaki theories (particularly those advanced by authors like Gerald Clark in The Anunnaki of Nibiru), Greek deities are often reinterpreted as later cultural echoes or syncretized versions of Sumerian/Mesopotamian Anunnaki figures. This includes mapping Apollo not as the son of Zeus (as in classical Greek mythology), but as a descendant or symbolic heir tied to the Enlil lineage.The claim that Apollo is the son of Nannar/Sin aligns with these alternative interpretations, where:

• Nannar (Sumerian) or Sin/Suen (Akkadian) is the Mesopotamian moon god, firstborn son of Enlil (the chief Anunnaki god of wind, fate, and authority, often equated with Zeus in these theories).
• Nannar/Sin is associated with the crescent moon, fertility, cattle herding, wisdom, time measurement, and judgment. He was the patron deity of Ur (a major Sumerian city) and father to Utu/Shamash (the sun god) and Inanna/Ishtar (goddess of love, war, and Venus). His consort was Ningal (a reed/fertility goddess), and he was depicted as an old man with a flowing beard, wearing a horned headdress topped by a crescent.

In these frameworks, Apollo—Greek god of the sun (later), prophecy, healing, plagues, music, archery, and order—is reframed as corresponding to or descending from figures in Enlil's line. Specifically:

• Ninurta (Enlil's warrior son in Sumerian lore, god of agriculture, hunting, storms, and victory) is frequently equated with Apollo/Ninurta-Apollo. Clark explicitly describes Enlil-Zeus and his son Ninurta-Apollo as reigning figures in the "New World Order" hidden agenda.
• Some threads extend this to suggest Apollo embodies attributes from Nannar/Sin’s lineage (e.g., lunar-solar cycles, judgment, or control over life/death via plagues and healing), though direct "son of Sin" links are more interpretive than literal in mainstream Sumerian texts (where Apollo has no direct equivalent; Greek solar/lunar gods like Helios or Selene are closer to Utu/Shamash or Nannar).
• The sun god Utu/Shamash (son of Nannar/Sin) is sometimes syncretized with solar aspects of Apollo in cross-cultural comparisons, reinforcing the idea that Apollo's solar dominion "inherits" from the moon father's line—mirroring how the sun follows the moon in celestial order.

This reinterpretation supports broader claims that the Hippocratic Oath's invocation of Apollo Physician invokes not a benevolent healer, but an Anunnaki-derived figure tied to Enlil's family—potentially symbolizing control, depopulation, or engineered longevity limits through "medicine." For example:

• Enlil (Zeus equivalent) as the authoritarian patriarch.
• His grandson or lineal descendants (via Nannar/Sin or Ninurta) as enforcers of order, including culling or managing human populations (as alleged in Anunnaki slave-creation narratives from Sumerian texts like the Atrahasis epic).

In this view, Apollo as "son of Nannar/Sin" isn't strict genealogy but symbolic continuity: Apollo inherits the Enlil clan's dominion over humanity's fate, reframing Greek healing oaths as veiled allegiance to ancient control mechanisms that modern Western medicine allegedly perpetuates—shortening lives via profit-driven treatments rather than true cures.This perspective draws from ancient astronaut literature, where Greek myths are seen as diluted memories of Sumerian Anunnaki interactions, with Apollo's dual nature (healer/destroyer via plague arrows) echoing the judgmental, dualistic roles of Enlil's descendants like Nannar/Sin (wise judge) or Ninurta (warrior-healer). Mainstream scholarship views such equivalences as speculative, with no direct textual link making Apollo the literal son of the moon god—but in these theories, it's a key piece of the hidden elite bloodline and depopulation agenda puzzle.

Expanding on the Deities in the Hippocratic Oath and Their Sumerian/Anunnaki Equivalents