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...The god Faunus died. And his children grieved. They turned to their sister Nekhbet.
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Above: A scene from the offending cartoon.
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The suits were modelled on the LZR suits of Olympic swimmers, and with the team working in the gym, I thought a lycra-based look was the best way to demonstrate fitness and uniformity. Dino was the exception who, like other alpha-grade were-people who become team leaders, need a suit of armour to act as a containment device, as they often lose control when allowed full rein of their capabilities.
..Pasiphaƫ and the Minotaur. Tondo of an Attic red-figure kylix, 340-320 BC. From Vulci
Crucially omitted from the books of man however was chronicled in the book of Helios, said to have been written by the hand of Zeus' brother himself... Within its pages the tome states that Zeus had a child with a daughter of man prior to Pasiphaƫ, and that this god was a wicked diety who bore resentment towards his father and the gods of Olympus. In some ancient scriptures he was said to have slain the god of Heaven himself.
Zarael, the young god, was a being of unimaginable power and, like his brother, Minotaurus, fed on the flesh of man to sate his hunger. Artefacts obtained predating the Hellenic Age found evidence that various Zaraellian cults demanded the slaughter of millions as blood sacrifice in his honour.
He has had a myriad of names throughout many eras of culture, from Pan, to Faunus, to the Zoroastrian Ba'al, or Ba'alzebub, whom many believe to be an ancient incarnation of what the modern age calls The Devil..."
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Dr. Henry Corben is a professor of Anthropology in Berkley, California