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Topic: Malakbel

	History
		His brother is Malakbel, the servant and holy messenger of the cult, and they are often worshipped together, and sometimes depicted shaking hands in front of a cypress tree.
		Malakbel is rarely depicted wearing a cuirass, he is more commonly shown in Persian garb.
		Malakbel is often conflated with the god Mercury, but also has a role as a ‘good shepherd’ and herdsman, a protector of flocks who was born of a tree.
	www.geocities.com /temple_of_iarhibol/history.htm (888 words)

	Syria Museum: Louvre Museum
		Syria Museum is an archaeological focus on the cradle of civilizations
		This divine triad has been interpreted as representing the supreme god Baalshamin, accompanied on his right by the moon-god Aglibol, and on his left by the sun-god Malakbel (Yarhibol).
		The three gods are apparelled in a manner recalling that of Roman centurions - tunic, belted breastplate with lamellas and lambreguins, and a mantle fastened with a fibula - but only the principal god wears trousers in the Parthian style.
	www.syriamuseum.com /louvre_museum (2076 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2003.07.09
		The temple of Bel-Hamon was on top of Jebel Muntar to the west but close to the Efqa spring and was served by members of the Bene Agrud who also seemed to have been in the service of Bel; Kaizer concedes that Bel-Hamon might be a manifestation of Bel.
		The "Sacred Garden" of Aglibol and Malakbel is listed as one of the four sanctuaries of the city in some inscriptions, but, if there was a real physical building or temple at the garden, it has not been found in the archaeological record yet.
		Kaizer does not believe that Aglibol and Malakbel should be thought of as forming a triad with Baal-Shamin or the so-called "anonymous God," as has been previously suggested.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2003/2003-07-09.html (2395 words)

	ZENOBIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Soldiers, traders and other travellers show a preference for Bel or his ambassador Malakbel because they known that the god ‘is everywhere - is everything’.
		Iarhibol (Master of the Months): Iarhibol has a radiate crown of light on his statues, making him the equivalent of the Sun.
		Naboo: Naboo is the Chaldean scribe god and the divine scribe of destinies.
	www.eyeballkid.co.za /zenobia/zen6.html (6023 words)

	The Final Time- Chapter 6
		Her mouth made a small ‘o’ of surprise when she realised it was Malakbel, the owl the Weasleys had bought to replace Errol when he had finally died.
		Resigned, she opened the window, and stepped aside so Malakbel could come in.
		Gingerly taking the letter from Malakbel, Ginny gave a smile of relief when she realised that it was just an ordinary letter.
	www.angelfire.com /wizard/dizzy_flower/fanfic/final6.html (2083 words)

	AUB - Berytus Archeological Studies
		It must, therefore, be interpreted in another way and the most likely explanation is, that it is composed of Bel and the widely used Semitic word, malak, "king".
		Such a name, meaning "Bel is king"(60a) could be pronounced Malakbel, but would, however, seem impractical being too close to or identifical with that of the divine name Malakbel ; or it could be pronounced Malkibel, in favor of which one
		is regarded as equivalent to that of the divine name Malakbel, while Dussaud considers it as a human name.
	almashriq.hiof.no /ddc/projects/archaeology/berytus-back/berytus01/38.html (313 words)

	Appalachian Pagan Alliance Jan. 2002 Newsletter
		Morrigan- Celtic Goddess of war, fairies, magic, and fertility
		Malakbel- Arabian God of farming, and gathering wild food.
		Matsya- Hindu Fish God who saves mankind after the great flood, an avatar of Vishnu
	www.angelfire.com /nb/appalachianpagan/Newsletters/2002_01.html (502 words)

	XMMFF
		Not well, at least in the eyes of those like Amenhotep the Fourth, who kept trying to suppress worship and devotions aimed at the prior Neteru of this land.
		And Malakbel, in offering the aid of himself and his realm to the suppressed Neteru, had made himself a divine enemy.
		For the patron and lord of Amenhotep the Fourth was Aten...And Aten had declared war on Malakbel, and Malakbel wasn't about to admit defeat to some cultic fad.
	www.xmmff.com /dbfiction.php?fiction_id=314 (5923 words)

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