- Dis
Pater (/ˌdɪs ˈpeɪtər/; Latin: [diːs patɛr];
genitive Ditis Patris),
otherwise known as Rex
Infernus or Pluto, is a
Roman god of the underworld. Dis...
- to
accept this
Phrack classic led to a new
editorship for
issue #33 by
Dispater under the name Diet
Phrack until issue #41.
Issue #42 was
released under...
- the pit
fiend (greater devil), and the arch-devils Asmodeus, Baalzebul,
Dispater, and Geryon. The imp, a
frequent servant of devils, also
first appeared...
- that he was
Dispater,
which corresponds to
Aulus Caecina's view that
Tarchon dedicated all the
Etruscan cities of the Po
valley to
Dispater. De Grummond...
- ("cir****cised")
Devla (God)
Devleski Day (Mother Goddess)
Dhampir (half-vampire)
Dispater (god of death)
Divination Dragon Fairy Fire
worship Fortune-telling Gana...
- view of
Arthur Bernard Cook
should perhaps be
regarded as the
chthonic Dispater. The
festival of Vica Pota was
January 5.
Asconius identifies her with...
- that the
original ancestor of the
tribe was the god he
referred to as
Dispater, "Father Dis".
Diogenes Laertius in the 3rd
century AD
wrote that "Druids...
- the underworld. Disciplina,
personification of discipline. Dis
Pater or
Dispater, god of
wealth and the underworld;
perhaps a
translation of Gr**** Plouton...
- an arch-devil,
ruler of Avernus, the 1st
layer of the Nine ****.: 143
Dispater, an arch-devil,
ruler of Dis, the 2nd
layer of the Nine ****.: 8 Mammon...
- preservation.
Years later, in the Colosseum, a Charun-like
figure called Dispater would hit the
loser with a
hammer to make sure he was dead,
perhaps in...
