In the North Canaanite stories of Aqhat, Anat covets a special bow and set of arrows which are given to Aqhat, the son of the judge Danel (Dn'il). These were created for Anat by the craftsman god Kothar-wa-Khasis, but given to Danel to give his infant son. When Aqhat grows to be a young man, the goddess Anat tries to buy the bow from him, offering him gold and silver and even immortality, but Aqhat refuses all offers, saying that he accepts that it is the lot of humans to be mortal. He also insults Anat, saying that bows and arrows are tools for men, not women (asking "what would a woman do with a bow?"), angering the huntress goddess.