I'm wondering at what point in time in the west the concept of absolute good versus absolute evil

all. > > Does anyone have an idea as to what it might have been? Could be the Hittite, Kumarbi cycle. http://home.comcast.net/~chris.s/hittite-ref.html#Kumarbi Chris Siren

There is a vast body of stories about Judeo-Christian-Islamic religion that do not appear in the

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Thanks, Chris. I will tried to see if I can find this Gibson's book. Though, I didn't have much luck at the State Library, nor the local ones, but I'll keep trying. Dan Chris

- "Chris Siren" wrote in message news:nj2Zb.58559$IF1.34445@nwrdny03.gnilink.net... > Sean wrote: > > >Any just something to get an idea from. > >

Saga) and the Niebelungenleid, as well as sundry sagas, such as Njal's & Egil's. Also, a lot of folks recommend Kevin Crowsley-Howland's The Norse Myths. Chris Siren

didnt have wings i think >but did have eight legs > > There was a flying ebony horse in the Thousand Nights and a Night, but I don't think it was winged either. Chris Siren

Can anyone suggest a book or online resource where I might find a list of the more significant

suggestions, Chris. I apologize for not looking >at the FAQ. I thought I had seen a FAQ here that was just some >silly spammed astrology/tarot thing, but I must have been thinking

The Norse gods are at present getting a media outing, though it's in a form that I doubt will

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net (Chris Siren) writes: > Ltn (Lotan), is however in the Ugaritic texts of Ras Sharmah > - the Canaanite myth cycle. Lotan/Leviathan appears as one > of the followers (or

myself. Chris Siren has mentioned Ishtar as "an > > identity" of the Babylonian "Virgo" constellation, which seems consistent > > with the intent

for longer periods of time, so you can build an effective kill file. It still makes any threads dealing with Israel, Macedonia, or Indo-European languages tough going.. Chris Siren

Christopher B Siren Subject: Re: Gods Of The Dawn? Newsgroups: alt.mythology, alt.magick Helel is Hebrew for "light-bringer". I have not seen Helel as a Canaanite deity

life erodes >because of unresolved ambivalence? Russ Fry > > I seem to remember one about a certain prince of Denmark done up as a play in the late 1500's. Chris Siren

This is pretty good! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/temple_ofisis from my website: www-rcf.usc.edu/~

GMT, Chris Siren > wrote: > > >You want the Avesta or the Zend Avesta - the chief Zoroastrian religious > >text at: > > > >http://www.avesta.org/avesta

Having absented myself from this newsgroup for nearly a year due to time constraints with work, I am

The Mouser hasn't been around much lately, and I see this hasn't been posted since March. ---

Can any one recommend beginning books on Sumerian mythology? I am espcially interested in Enki, Abzu,

"Chris Siren" ha scritto nel messaggio news:3C6FAD4B.A5C0FAE7@verizon.net... > Enkidu was a wild-man, but was more hero than god and IIRC > didn't have any

Let's choose; from hindu peninsula (I guess there, but....), from Pakistan, from Altai (this

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"Chris Siren" wrote in message news:3C59AC3A.4EDA652E@verizon.net... > Larry Caldwell wrote: > > > Chris Siren wrote in message news:<3C567951.3256B7C7

four book novelization/extrapolation of the story in: Roma Mater Gallicenae The Dog and the Wolf and Dahut which are currently combined in one volume as _The King of Ys_ Chris Siren

one place to look for lost or old versions of webpages is the Internet Archive at http://www.archive.org/index.html Chris Siren http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze33gpz/

Mark Gerard Miller wrote: > "By your beauty which confesses > Some chief Beauty conquering you, > By our grand heroic guesses >