Carhaginian Gods

Adon(is), the god of Youth Beauty and Regeneration (similar to Greek Adonis)

•Anath, the goddess of Love and War, the Maiden (similar to Greek Aphrodite)

•Asherah or Baalat Gubl, the Goddess of Byblos

•Astarte (or Ashtarte), the Queen of Heaven (similar to Greek Hera)

•Baal, El, the Ruler of the Universe, Son of Dagan, Rider of the Clouds, Almighty, Lord of the Earth (similar to Greek Zeus or Roman Jupiter)

•Baal-Hammon, the God of Fertility and Renewer of all energies in the Phoenician colonies of the Western Mediterranean (similar to Greek Kronos or, in some ways, Zeus)

•Eshmun or Baalat Asclepius, the God of Healing

•Kathirat, Goddesses of marriage and pregnancy

•Kothar, Hasis, the Skilled, God of Craftsmanship

•Melqarth (or Melqart), King of the Underworld and Cycle of Vegetation (similar to Greek Herakles)

•Mot, the God of Death

•Resheph and Shamash, Gods of (unknown)

•Shahar, the God of Dawn

•Shalim, the God of Dusk

•Shapash, the Sun Goddess

•Tanit, Queen Goddess of Carthage, the Mother Goddess, Queen of Good Fortune and the Harvest

•Yamm, the God of the Sea (probable)

•Yarikh, the Moon God