Mot (god)

Mot
Death and the Underworld
Medieval depiction of Hell personified as fearsome monster, based on Old Testament descriptions of Mot.
Major cult center	Ugarit
Equivalents
Greek equivalent	Hades
Roman equivalent	Pluto
Hinduism equivalent	Yama

Deities of the ancient Near East
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Religions of the ancient Near East
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Mot (Phoenician: