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<nowiki>Astarté; Astarte; Astrate; Astarte; Астарта; Astarte; 阿斯塔蒂; Astarte; Astarte; Astartè; 阿斯塔蒂; 阿斯塔蒂; Astarte; 아스타르테; Astarto; Astarte; Astarté; Astarta; Астарта; Astarte; 阿斯塔蒂; Astarte; Astarte; عەشتەرووت; Astarte; عشتروت; Astarté; Astarte; Astarte; Astarte; Astarte; Астарта; Աստարտե; 阿斯塔蒂; Astartê; ასტარტე; アスタルト; عشتروت; עשתרת; Astarte; Astarte; Ἀστάρτη; Astarte; Астарта; Astarte; 阿斯塔蒂; Astarta; Astarte; Astartė; Astarta; Astarte; آستارته; Astarte; Astarte; Astarte; Astarte; Astarte; عشتروت; Astartê; عشتروت; 阿斯塔蒂; Astarte; Астарта; Αστάρτη; Астарта; dea della mitologia fenicia e cananea, divinità della guerra, fertilità e amore; déesse connue dans tout le Proche-Orient, de l'âge du bronze à l'Antiquité; сиро-финикийская богиня; Himmelskönigin und Liebesgöttin mehrerer westsemitischer Völker; deusa fenícia da fertilidade, sexo, amor e guerra; خدای باروری و رابطه جنسی; Xwedawenda mîtolojiya fînîkî; Fenike mitolojisinde bolluk tanrıçası; dea Phoenicia; Zeița Orientului Mijlociu, venerată din Epoca Bronzului până în antichitatea clasică; آلهة الحب و الخصب لدى الكنعانيين والفينيقيين; fruktbarhetsgudinna hos fenicierna och kanaaniterna; kananejska i fenicka bogini płodności; близькосхідна богиня; Fenicische godin; Dewi Timur Tengah, yang disembah sejak Zaman Perunggu hingga zaman klasik; אלת יופי ופריון כנענית; Diosa madre, fenicio-cananéa, de origen sumerio, y representa la naturaleza, la guerra el amor y la fecundidad; Mungu wa kike wa Mashariki ya kati, aliyeabudiwa kutoka Enzi ya Bronze hadi zamani za kale; Middle Eastern goddess, worshipped from the Bronze Age through classical antiquity; θεά τῶν Σῑδόνων; starověká semitská bohyně; mezorienta diino; Ashtoreth; Ashtart; Aixtart; Astarté; Aschtoret; Aschtarte; Aštarte; Astarote; Asterote; Asteroth; Fenícia astarte; Ашторет; Аштарт; استارته; 亞斯他錄; 阿斯她祿; 阿什塔妲; Baalata; Aštartė; Astartea; Astart; アスタルテー; アシュタロト; アスタルテ; アシュタロテ; アシュトレト; アスタロテ; Ashtaroth; Ishtahar; Ashtart; Astarte; Astharoth; Istahar; عشتاروت; أشتوريت; اشتوريت; Ashtoreth; Asztarte; Asztoret; מלכת השמיים; עשתורת; Attoret; Ashtart; Atirat; Ashtoreth; Ashtaroth; 𐤏𐤔𐤕𐤓𐤕‎; 𐎓𐎘𐎚𐎗𐎚; 𒅖𒁯𒋫; 𒀭𒀸𒁯𒊏𒀜; 𒀾𒁯𒋫; עשתרת‎; Ἀστάρτη; Asjtoret; Деркето; Ашторет; Іштар; Атаргатіс; Ashtoreth; Ashtaroth; ʿAṯtart; Aŝtar; Athtart; Aštart; Aštarté; Ashtoreth</nowiki>
Astarte 
Middle Eastern goddess, worshipped from the Bronze Age through classical antiquity
Astarte Syriaca
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Said to be the same asInanna, Aphrodite, Ishtar, Ba‘alat Gebal
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Wikidata Q130274
VIAF cluster ID: 805767, 97146937734313830072
GND ID: 118650750
Library of Congress authority ID: n2016036345
IdRef ID: 027454223
J9U entity ID: 987007293881305171
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English: Astarte, a Semitic goddess whose name appears in the Bible as Ashtoreth. She is everywhere the great female principle, answering to the Baal of the Canaanites and Phoenicians and to the Dagon of the Philistines. She had temples at Sidon and at Tyre (whence her worship was transplanted to Carthage), and the Philistines probably venerated her at Ascalon. Solomon built a high-place for her at Jerusalem which lasted until the days of King Josiah, and the extent of her cult among the Israelites is proved as much by the numerous biblical references as by the frequent representations of the deity turned up on Palestinian soil. More info.
 See also categories: Ishtar and Qetesh.

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