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Adad: see Hadad Hadad (hā`dăd) or Adad ..... Click the link for more information. . AdadBabylonian and Assyrian god of weather, the son of Anu (sometimes called the son of Bel). He was known as the Lord of Abundance for rains that made the land bloom, but he sent death-dealing storms to his enemies. He was also the god of oracles and divination. Though widely worshiped, he was a minor god and appears to have had no cult center of his own. Adad storm god; helped cause the Flood. [Babyl. Myth.: Benét, 7] See : Water |
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(2) Adad et al drilled 37 temporal bones to
directly examine the relationship of the facial nerve to the tympanic
annulus, proving that the nerve runs lateral to the annulus in the
posteroinferior quadrant in more than 70% of specimens.
He edited with Joshua Freilich, Shlomo Shoham, Moshe Adad Migration,
Culture Conflict and Crime (Ashgate). Bruins coach Adad Krikorian was hard-pressed to explain how his
team could score so many. |
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