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On the curious deity Tecum which is found inscribed on the Piacenza Liver he writes on page 147: The sector after Uni's no. 5 bears the inscription tec/um.
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On the curious deity Tecum which is found inscribed on the Piacenza Liver he writes on page 147: The sector after Uni's no. 5 bears the inscription tec/um.
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Rob Teilhet (pronounced Tecum-seh) has decided that those under the Golden Dome might not be the best people to run the rule over themselves as we used to say at Eton (pronounced "e-TAWN").
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After these ideas are kept in mind, we see why those limited to Indo-European notions can't look beyond Tecum being equivalent to Jupiter-Zeus, simply because he is the only father to Apollo, and why Etruscology has been held hostage for a century by stagnant ideas.
Archive 2010-02-01 2010
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After these ideas are kept in mind, we see why those limited to Indo-European notions can't look beyond Tecum being equivalent to Jupiter-Zeus, simply because he is the only father to Apollo, and why Etruscology has been held hostage for a century by stagnant ideas.
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The document also contains important information about Tecum Umam, the national hero of Guatemala.
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The document also contains important information about Tecum Umam, the national hero of Guatemala.
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And if the father of Apollo-Tinia is Tecum, this would perfectly make sense since the sky is, metaphorically speaking, the father of the sun.
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And if the father of Apollo-Tinia is Tecum, this would perfectly make sense since the sky is, metaphorically speaking, the father of the sun.
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From a mythological standpoint and given that this inscription can only read "Apollo, son of X" regardless of how we scramble the letters, it's a source of interest because it *seems* to suggest that Greek Zeus himself and thus by association, Roman Jupiter, the father of Apollo in Greek myth, was equivalent to the Etruscan god Tecum which was written as Tecvm on the Piacenza Liver.
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