PREHISTORIC
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
PART 2
XII. The principal prehistoric divinities of
Dacia
XII.1. Kerus, Cerus manus, duonus Cerus. Ceriul, Caraiman, Ceriul domnul
XII.2. Gaia,
Ge, Tellus, Terra, Pamentul
XII.3. Saturn as Princeps Deorum, Manes, Deus
Manus and Tartaros (Tatal)
XII.4. Saturn worshipped in Dacia under the name
of Zalmoxis or
Zeul-mos (TN – old man God). His simulacrum
at the Iron Gates.
XII.5. Saturn as Zeus Dachie and Dokius Caeli
filius.
XII.6. Saturn honored in the archaic cult with the
name ‘Omolos
XII.7. Saturn as Zeus aristos megistos euruopa, aigiochos.
His colossal
simulacrum on Omul mountain in the Carpathians.
XII.8. The figure of Zeus Dachie (aristos megistos, euruopa) and of
Jupiter of Otricoli.
XII.9. Rhea,
‘Rea, ‘Ree, ‘Reia.
XII.10. Rhea, or the Great
Mother, venerated under the name of Dacia, Terra Dacia,
and Dacia Augusta.
XII.11. Rhea or the Great Mother
called Dochia and Dochiana, in Romanian legends.
XII.12. Deciana and Caloian.
Cybele and Attis. Sibyla Erythrea or Dacica.
XIII. Ieroi
Bomoi. The cyclopean altars on Caraiman mountain.
XIV.
Kion ouranou. The
Sky Column on Atlas mountain, in the country of the
Hyperboreans.
XIV.1. The geographical position of Atlas Mountain
according to heroic legends.
XIV.2. Prometheus chained on the Sky Column in
Dacia
XIV.3. Prometheus in irons on Caucas mountain in
Dacia
XIV.4. Prometheus chained on the rocks of
Pharanx (Parang) mountain
XIV.5. The Sky Column from the Carpathians, as
sacred emblem of the acropolis of Mycene
XIV.6. The Sky Column from the Carpathians, as
symbol of Egyptian trinity
XIV.7. The titan Atlas, ancestor of the Ausoni.
The Sky Column from the Carpathians,
as symbol of eternal life in Etruscan
religion
XIV.8. The Sky Column from the Carpathians, as
symbol of immortality for the
Pelasgians of
XIV.9. The Sky Column from the Carpathians on
funerary monuments of Carthage
XIV.10. The legend of Prometheus
in Romanian heroic songs. The first version
XIV.11. The legend of Prometheus in Romanian
heroic songs. The second
version
XIV.12. Prometheus as Deus pyrphoros, Mithras genitor luminis,
Deus Arimanius
XIV.13. Prometheus (Mithra) as theos ex petras, invictus de petra
natus, in Romanian carols
XIV.14. The legend of Prometheus
in history
XIV.15. The titan Atlas in
Romanian heroic songs
XIV.16. The epic cycle about
Atlas, Medusa and Perseus in Romanian tradition
XV. Stele Boreios – the Boreal Column near the
Lower Istru