- Coin of Indo-Gr**** king
Telephos displaying an
anguipede with
limbs ending in
lotus blossom (obverse)....
- left is a
round or oval shield." This form was also
referred to as the
Anguipede.
Budge surmised that
Abrasax was "a form of the Adam
Kadmon of the Kabbalists...
- The Snake-Legged Goddess, also
referred to as the
Anguipede Goddess, was the ancestor-goddess of the
Scythians according to the
Scythian religion. The...
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child attendants,
probably derived from
similar images of
Venus Griffin.
Anguipede, a Gr****
mythological figure.
Female riding a Centaur.
Centaurs are generally...
- in
modern day as the "Snake-Legged Goddess," also
referred to as the "
Anguipede Goddess," so
called because several representations of her
depict her...
-
Telephos Euergetes (the Benefactor) Obv:
Anguipede, the
limbs ending in
lotus blossoms. Gr**** legend: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΕΥΕΡΓΕΤΟΥ ΤΗΛΕΦΟΥ (King
Telephus the Benefactor)...
- 5 mm. Upon it is
depicted a ****-headed, snake-legged
deity known as an
Anguipede,
holding a
shield which is
inscribed in Gr**** with ΩΑΙ,
reversed ΙΑΩ or...
- had
introduced the
Athenians to
religious rituals and marriage, was an
anguipede ancestral figure.
Similarly to the
Scythian Snake-Legged Goddess, Cecrops...
