his dislike for Pir-napištim, 102;
his anger at the escape of the patriarch and his people from the Flood, 107.
See [Anu-Bêl]
Bêl, “the lord” = Ellila (Illil) = Illinos, 17;
called “the father,” 32, l. 116
Bel and the Dragon, story of (= the Semitic Babylonian story of the Creation), 20
Bêl-âbla-iddina, captain of Babylon, 469
Bêl-âḫê-iddina, one of Neriglissar's captains, 444
Bêl-bulliṭ-su (a scribe), 478
Bêl-êṭiranni, major-domo of Neriglissar, 438