Anatha

Greek name for the Libyan serpent-goddess -- Medusa, Neith, Athene, Anatha, or Buto.

Goddess: Tamar, Georgian Goddess of the Sky Jan 2008

As Anatha, she was the consort of Yahweh at Elephantine.

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Greek name for the Libyan serpent-goddess -- Medusa, Neith, Athene, Anatha, or Buto.

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From Sumeria to pre-Roman Latium she was known as Anna, the Grandmother-Goddess; Anatha in Syria, Anat in Canaan, Ana or Anah in several Old Testament transformations.

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Anatha-pindika, and who became “mother superior” of many nunneries.

A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms 2003

Anatha-pindika (or Pindada), a wealthy householder, or Vaisya head, of Sravasti, famous for his liberality (Hardy, Anepidu).

A Record of Buddhistic kingdoms: being an account by the Chinese monk Fa-hsien of travels in India and Ceylon (A.D. 399-414) in search of the Buddhist books of discipline ca. 337-ca. 422 Faxian

Count Lucillianus to storm the fortress of Anatha, which, like many other forts in that country, is surrounded by the waters of the

The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens Ammianus Marcellinus 1851

Ammianus Marcellinus (xxiv. 1) speaks of a violent storm at Anatha

Plutarch's Lives Volume III. 46-120? Plutarch 1839

Medusa - archaic Greek goddess of life and death; Neith - archaic goddess of Upper Egypt who, despite her warrior aspects and control over life and death, introduced weaving and other domestic arts to the proto-Egyptians; Athene - archaic Athene was a fierce killing goddess who sent people deemed worthy to death to be born again, in later Greece she was "domesticated" to a thematic warrior goddess but primarily identified with Wisdom, who in totemic form rode on her shoulder in the shape of an owl; Anatha - archaic mother goddess of the greater Middle East controlling life and death through fertility cognates: Inanna, Anath; Buto - archaic serpent goddess of the delta region of pre-dynastic Egypt, a goddess of fertility and resurrection and an icon of protection for the pharaohs.

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Medusa - archaic Greek goddess of life and death; Neith - archaic goddess of Upper Egypt who, despite her warrior aspects and control over life and death, introduced weaving and other domestic arts to the proto-Egyptians; Athene - archaic Athene was a fierce killing goddess who sent people deemed worthy to death to be born again, in later Greece she was "domesticated" to a thematic warrior goddess but primarily identified with Wisdom, who in totemic form rode on her shoulder in the shape of an owl; Anatha - archaic mother goddess of the greater Middle East controlling life and death through fertility cognates: Inanna, Anath; Buto - archaic serpent goddess of the delta region of pre-dynastic Egypt, a goddess of fertility and resurrection and an icon of protection for the pharaohs.

Goddess: Tamar, Georgian Goddess of the Sky Jan 2008