A naked man is shown to be entangled within this figure’s octopus-like, serpentine legs in a Palmyrene temple relief. A Neo-Assyrian cylinder seal held by the British Museum likely depicts a bearded Ninurta sprinting across this figure’s back. Nammu is sometimes identified as a nurturing counterpart to this deity. The Bašmu and the girtablullû were among the eleven children of this deity who were bound to the feet of a son of (*) Ea. This figure’s defeat at the hands of Anshar’s forces was commemorated by the Zagmuk and Akitu festivals. Mountains were formed from this figure’s breasts, (10[3])while two great rivers were fashioned (10[1])from (10[1])her (10[1])eyes after her body (10[1])was split in two (10[1])to form (-5[1])the heavens and the earth. For 10 points, what personification of the primordial sea and consort of Abzu was slain by Marduk? (10[2])■END■