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A Mesopotamian/Semitic goddess.   
A Mesopotamian/Semitic goddess.   
Possibly related to or confused with [[Astarte]]; Asherah or Astarte was described as the "queen of heaven" in Jeremiah.  
Possibly related to or confused with [[Astarte]]; Asherah or Astarte was described as the "queen of heaven" in Jeremiah.  




==Representations in Modern Fiction==
==Representations in Modern Fiction==


* Neal Stephenson, ''Snow Crash''
* [[Neal Stephenson]], ''[[Snow Crash]]''
* Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel universe, in ''Kushiel's Chosen''
* [[Jacqueline Carey]]'s Kushiel universe, in ''[[Kushiel's Chosen]]'' (as Asherat of the Sea)
 
 
 
 




[[category:Mythological characters]]
[[category:Mythological characters]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters]]

Latest revision as of 06:58, 21 April 2007

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A Mesopotamian/Semitic goddess. Possibly related to or confused with Astarte; Asherah or Astarte was described as the "queen of heaven" in Jeremiah.


Representations in Modern Fiction