- world,
searched out with
great care the
history of
Taautus,
knowing that of all men
under the sun
Taautus was the
first who
thought of the
invention of letters...
- Misor, who is said in
Phoenician mythology to have been the
father of
Taautus, who was
given Egypt, and
later scholars noticed that it also
recalls Menes...
- in
another translation, "Well-freed" and "Just"). Misor's son was
named Taautus, and
believed to be the
inventor of the
first written alphabet.
Sydyk Mythology...
-
covering the
period from 722 to 468 BCE Commentaries, a work
attributed to
Taautus Published opinion piece material, in any of
several forms: An editorial...
- of
Thoth Eye of
Horus Khonsu List of
lunar deities Phaedrus (dialogue)
Taautus Thout, the
first month of the
Coptic calendar Also said to be his consort...
- [citation needed] A
philosophical creation story traced to "the
cosmogony of
Taautus, whom
Philo explicitly identifies with the
Egyptian Thoth—"the
first who...
- 'inhabitable world',
bequeathed Attica to his own
daughter Athena, and
Egypt to
Taautus the son of
Misor and
inventor of writing.
While the Gr****s
considered Cronus...
-
Ogmios Heracles: lit. glory/fame of Hera
Hermes Mercury Turms Anubis,
Thoth Taautus Shamash Lugus /
Viducus transitions; boundaries; thieves; travelers; commerce;...
- Old
Uyghur alphabet to
members of the court,
including the Khan's sons.
Taautus,
legendary inventor of the
Phoenician alphabet Samuel Taylor - British...
