10-03-2016, 05:09 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-03-2016, 05:16 PM by Diane.
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Just to add my two cents worth. I agree that the bird referred to was originally ( probably) meant for an eagle. It doesn't have two heads, or any head.
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A three-headed deity was worshipped by the ancient Celts; a three-headed Christ appears for a while in Latin art, though only in the south.
In the period (4thC BC - Alexander's time) when I believe much of the matter in the manuscript was first given its form, coins from Cilicia also show a three headed deity. This is not to say it's what is represented in the folio Ellie mentions. I don't know; I haven't worked on that one.
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A three-headed deity was worshipped by the ancient Celts; a three-headed Christ appears for a while in Latin art, though only in the south.
In the period (4thC BC - Alexander's time) when I believe much of the matter in the manuscript was first given its form, coins from Cilicia also show a three headed deity. This is not to say it's what is represented in the folio Ellie mentions. I don't know; I haven't worked on that one.
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