This book explores the ancient realm of Mesopotamia, along the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The Babylonians wove a rich tapestry of religious beliefs that formed the backbone of their cultural and societal identity. At the heart of this intricate cosmology stood a diverse and complex pantheon of gods, each endowed with unique attributes, responsibilities, and mythological narratives. Explore how this pantheon not only shaped the Babylonian worldview but also played a pivotal role in their daily lives, societal structures, and the grand tapestry of their civilization.