Oulomos

Oulomos is a deity named in Phoenician creation traditions, known through later Greek sources that preserve ancient Near Eastern traditions. He functions as one of the earliest divine figures, associated with endurance, continuity, or the ongoing existence present at the start of creation. Oulomos is not portrayed as a ruling god or active creator but as a foundational divine presence within a sequence of early deities that describe how the cosmos gradually moved toward structure and order. His role helps express early Phoenician ideas about origins using divine figures rather than abstract explanation.