10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREATRESS»
Discover the use of
creatress in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
creatress and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Maiden, Mother, Crone: The Myth and Reality of the Triple ...
Asase Yaa was the Creatress, the Earth Goddess who also received the dead.
Nana Buluku, the mother of Mawu, was called Creatress of the world. Nzambi, a
Great Goddess, was known as the Creatress and punisher of all. Oddudua was a
...
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Divine Epithets in the Ugaritic Alphabetic Texts
qnyt 'Urn "the creatress of the gods'' Epithet of 'atrt (I A; 1.8) Contexts 1. KTU2 1.4:
1:22 sskn m' 21 mgn . rbt . 'atrtym 22 mgg, . qnyt . 'Urn 2. KTU2 1.4:111:26, 30 [2x]
25 tmgnn . rbt [.] 'atrtym 26 tgiyn . qnyt 'Urn 27 w t'n . rbt . 'atrtym 28 'ik . tmgnn ...
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The Mythic Dimension: Selected Essays 1959-1987
Creatress. and. Redemptress. “Nine times now, since my birth,” wrote Dante at
the opening of his early book of poems, La Vita Nuova, the heaven of light had
turned almost to the same point in its own gy- ration, when the glorious Lady of
my ...
Joseph Campbell, Antony Van Couvering, 2007
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Philosophy, Feminism, and Faith
In the beginning, people prayed to the Creatress of Life, the Mistress of Heaven.
At the very dawn of religion, God was a woman. Do you remember?" I love
reading such accounts, and I agree with Christine Downing that women "need
images ...
Ruth E. Groenhout, Marya Bower, 2003
Goddess-Creatress. During the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras of prehistory, the
worship of a female deity as the creatress of life mirrors the mairilineal, or mother-
kinship, system that most likely existed in these times. The religious symbolism is
...
Marija Gimbutas, Miriam Robbins Dexter, 2001
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Eden: The Buried Treasure
The primordial Creatress, Tiamat, whose watery dragonlike body is associated
with the ocean, mingles with the sweet waters of the river god and gives birth to
the gods. In the course of time these young deities stage a revolt and kill Tiamat's
...
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Countertraditions in the Bible: A Feminist Approach
He goes on to present a Ugaritic parallel in which the same root (qny or anw]
appears in the title of Ashera, the Ugaritic mother goddess: qnyt '/7m, "the
creatress/bearer of the gods." The f1ndings of John Skinner (1910:102-103) and,
more ...
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Shifting the Ground of Canadian Literary Studies
I have imagined her in my own aspect as a creatress and nurturer: the essence of
fiery and substantial love. I feel a transformation of consciousness occurs when
we create identity through the energizing force within us. It is this creative ...
Smaro Kamboureli, Robert Zacharias, 2013
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The Ugaritic Baal Cycle
25—26 They brought gifts to Lady [AJthirat of the Sea, Honored the Creatress of
the Gods. 27 And Lady Athirat of the Sea answered: 28—30 "Why do you two
bring gifts to Lady Athirat of the Sea, Honor the Creatress of the Gods? 30-32
Have ...
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An Anthology of Religious Texts from Ugarit
25 They gave Lady Athiratu of the Sea the presents, offered the Creatress of the
gods the bribes. And Lady Athiratu of the Sea said: " Why do you give presents to
Lady Athiratu of the Sea, 30 do you offer bribes to the Creatress of the gods ?
Johannes C. de Moor, 1987
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CREATRESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
creatress is used in the context of the following news items.
Canal Winchester news: Art Stroll coming soon
... Supreme Realty, Carolyn Sittler Studio, Creatress Studio, Bob McDorman Automotive Museum and Wagon Wheel Wines. Artists will also be ... «Lancaster Eagle Gazette, Apr 15»
Letter: Goddess Isis cannot be tied to war
As the Creatress, she gave birth to the sun. Her title was “Giver of Life.” In Rome, Isis was addressed as “the One Who is All.” And in Isis worship ... «Gloucester Daily Times, Sep 14»
Africans' Great Mother
... Womb," and since living things could only be made by females, beginning African Mythology spoke of a "Creatress" rather than a "Creator. «Black Voice News, Aug 14»
Open studio for the Diva
When human, divine or zoomorphic figures emerge, they represent the sacredness of life, earth and creatress — the first story told globally by ... «Courier-Gazette & Camden Herald, Jun 14»
