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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ANGUIPEDE»
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Compare Titian's image of the serpent, and Blake's rendering of cf. Figs. 6, 1 80
Job's vision of his god. The Jewish Anguipede is represented normally as a war
god, bearing on his right arm a shield and in his left hand the whip of Helios.
Joseph Campbell, M. J. Abadie, 1981
2
Drakon: Dragon Myth and Serpent Cult in the Greek and Roman ...
79 The earliest anguipede Giant is to be found on a red-figure vase of c.400—
375 BC, in a battle with Dionysus, and already he is fully in the form that will be
the most typical for the remainder of antiquity: his two legs each merge into
serpents ...
3
YHWH at Patmos: Rev. 1:4 in Its Hellenistic and Early Jewish ...
Foremost among these are those bearing the anguipede, a snake-legged figure (
usually having a cock's head and bearing a shield and a whip in its arms) which
shows up time and again on magical amulets.203 The figure has attracted much
...
4
Poetics of the Gnostic Universe: Narrative And Cosmology in ...
The anguipede Iao is often paired with, and even assimilated to, a considerable
number of other deities, most of them with solar charactheristics. One amulet (fig.
1096) shows a cock-headed anguipede, with the name Iao engraved on his ...
5
The Supreme Gods of the Bosporan Kingdom: Celestial ...
1.2.3.1 The Anguipede Goddess There can be no doubt that the entire series of
Scythian objects of art, mainly from the fourth century BC, usually executed by
Greeks for the Scythian market, represents the anguipede goddess of the ...
6
Christianity: The Origins of a Pagan Religion
apparent sexual opposition. GalloRoman archaeology enables us to locate the
prototype for all these figures, for Garganeüs possesses the same fishlike aspect
as the anguipede of GalloRoman columns, which can also be found in numerous
...
7
Dragons, Serpents, and Slayers in the Classical and Early ...
The anguipede Echidna 13 . The winged, anguipede Typhon 19 . Python
challenges Leto, with babies Apollo and Artemis 39 . Baby Heracles throttles the
serpent pair 45 . Heracles and Iolaus battle the Lernaean Hydra SO . Ladon in
his apple ...
8
Magical Practice in the Latin West: Papers from the ...
475558 carries a very similar image, but in this case the letters or charakteres are
more legible: Line 1: IXNO Π Line 2: XNKΘ Line 3: Θ Θ This iconography vaguely
resembles that of Iao, the cock-headed, anguipede god, who normally holds a ...
Richard Lindsay Gordon, Francisco Marco Simón, 2010
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Jewish Symbols in the Greco-Roman Period: The archeological ...
The urge to elaborate, to "include" as many representations of the power of Deity
as possible, is plainly indicated on the anguipede amulets themselves. Up to this
point we have been considering only the simplest types. Many were not so ...
Erwin Ramsdell Goodenough, 1953
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American Journal of Numismatics
B. The amulets published in Bonner ( 1950) Bonner's Newell numbers and
Bonner's numbers are both provided. 4. 0000.999.53105. Newell 3; Bonner 53. a:
Anguipede; b: Athena. 5. 0000.999.53110. Newell 36; Bonner 169. a: Anguipede;
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