Jul 12
The Sumerians, deeply connected to the Tigris and Euphrates rivers that cradled their civilization, had a profound reverence for these waterways, which was reflected in their religious rituals. One such ritual was the ‘mîs-pî’, an intricate ceremony that involved the ‘washing of the mouth’ of divine statues, symbolizing purification and the induction of life into the idols.
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May 12
The Victorian era witnessed a resurgence of interest in the Celtic goddess Brigantia, reflecting a broader fascination with Britain’s ancient past. This period saw antiquarians and scholars delve into the mythology and history of the British Isles, unearthing and reinterpreting the legacy of Brigantia.
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