We're getting research thick in this deconstruction of the origin of Lucifer. There's a lot more to the fallen angel than I covered, so expect to see him rise again. (See what I did there?)

Thanks to Apes of the State for the use of their song Moments a Year From Now. And thanks to Adam Ladwig for his reading. I love you man.

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Sources

Chaucer's Cantebury Tales

ORACC on Ishtar/Inana

Brooklyn Museum on Ishtar

Wikipedia on Lucifer

Christianity.com on Lucifer (Credit: Ron Rhodes)

Wikipedia on Tyre

Ezekiel 28

Isaiah 14

Luke 10