- and Gallo-Roman religion,
Cernunnos or Car****s is a god
depicted with
antlers,
seated cross-legged, and is ****ociated with stags,
horned serpents, dogs...
-
bearing antlers was
unknown in Greece, the
story suggests a reindeer, which,
unlike other deer, can
be harnessed and
whose females bear
antlers. The myth...
- Lange, Todd; Alimbay,
Nursan (2013). "Radiocarbon and Tree-Ring
Dates of the
Bes-Shatyr #3 Saka
Kurgan in the Semirechiye, Kazakhstan". Radiocarbon. 55 (3):...
- Antić (1932–1986),
Serbian poet
David Antin (1932–2016), US poet and
critic Antler (born 1946), US poet
Susanne Antonetta (born 1956), US poet and
author Brother...
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Winged lion – A lion with the
wings of a bird.
Adlet – A
human with dog legs.
Bes – An
Egyptian god with the
hindquarters of a lion.
Lilitu – A
woman with...
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mythos ("Pharaonic Pantheon"),
among them: Re-Horakthy, Anubis, Apep, Bast,
Bes, Hathor, Imhotep, Isis, Nephthys, Osiris, Ptah, Set,
Sobek and
Thoth Norse...
- deer is
standing among the
trees with
candles burning at the end of his
antlers. On the left, in the background,
knights are standing, who aim at the deer...
- Gaul
Caletos Caturix - war god of the
Helvetii Cernunnos (Car****s) - an
antlered god
Cissonius - a
Gallic god of
trade Mars
Cnabetius - a
Gallic god of...
- an
example of
physiological regeneration. A deer
antler is the only
appendage of a
mammal that can
be regrown every year.
While reparative regeneration...
-
forward jutting part of a roof', fr ande (augmentative prefix) +
banno 'horn,
antler' for banno, see
below under section Patois unknown to
Mediterranean architecture...
