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of Anu In our history, Anu has been known by many names throughout many mythologies. In Sumerian and Babylonian mythologies he is known as Anu or An. In the Canaanite and Ancient Phoenician mythology Anu is known as Dagon or El. In Egyptian mythology Anu is known as Geb, while in Greek mythology he is known as Cronus. In Roman mythology Anu is known as two Roman Gods; Saturn and Janus. In Norse mythology Anu is known as Bor Burison; Obin’s father. In the Polynesian deities Anu is known as Rangi Ao, while to the African people of Buganda he is known as Katonda; father of the gods, and many more.
of Anu In our history, Anu has been known by many names throughout many mythologies. In Sumerian and Babylonian mythologies he is known as Anu or An. In the Canaanite and Ancient Phoenician mythology Anu is known as Dagon or El. In Egyptian mythology Anu is known as Geb, while in Greek mythology he is known as Cronus. In Roman mythology Anu is known as two Roman Gods; Saturn and Janus. In Norse mythology Anu is known as Bor Burison; Obin’s father. In the Polynesian deities Anu is known as Rangi Ao, while to the African people of Buganda he is known as Katonda; father of the gods, and many more.
