Star Sirius
- Upper Left Image: Wall painting from the Hellenistic family tomb of Lysson & Kallikles near Miesa / Naoussa, Macedonia, northern Greece (100-200 BCE)
- Upper Right Image: Sirius on the coin of Karthaia, Keos island, Greece (100-200 BCE)
- Lower Left: Coin of Thespiai, Boiotia, Greece (350 BCE)
- Lower Right: Coin of Itanus, Crete (425-380 BCE).
Reference
Images from from AMANDA LAOUPI (2016) THE PELASGIAN SPIRITUAL SUBSTRATUM OF BRONZE AGE MEDITERRANEAN AND CIRCUM-PONTIC WORLD. Originally in Poole R.S. (1886) A Catelogue of Greek Coins in the British Museum. Crete and Aegean Islands. London: Tribner and Co; Online at: https://www.academia.edu/30363358/THE_SPIRITUAL_SUBSTRATUM_OF_BRONZE_AGE_MEDITERRANEAN_and_CIRCUM_PONTIC_WORLD_doc?email_work_card=titleStar Sirius on Coins From Aegean Islands
(April 29, 2023) These images represent the star Sirius. When compared to a sun image the Sirius image's rays are not exactly triangular and those rays start away from the central disk. This star is the brightest star in the sky. During the summer it rises just before the sun giving it an association with the sun which is why it is also called the dog star in the sense of it being the sun's main companion. As a star it also represents the motion powers produced by the astrological night sky. Thus it was the mechanism by which the motion powers could affect the life powers.
The phrase "Dog Days of August" involves Sirius.” In Latin, the phrase "Little-Dog Days" is “canicular dies” and it refers to the time of strongest summer heat in ancient Rome. This was also the time when Sirius was visible in the morning sky. The word “canicula” in Latin comes from "canine-ula" meaning “little dog.
The Alphabetic Akkadian Lexicon entry for Sirius is:
ŠR [Akkadian šēru] choir, choir conductor (noun), conducted (adj) – Likely also an epithet for the star Sirus, the brightest star of the night sky and the one which leads the rising sun in summer. Thus Sirius can be seen as the bringer of drought. The heavenly bodies were imagined as a choir working harmoniously together. In general it corresponds with the motion powers produced by the astrological night sky which affects the life powers. The astrological night sky was also home for the dead ancestral spirits so all motion was eventually sourced to emotions. Compare to T’ and TW meaning “pasture” which is another epithet for the night sky.Coin From Thespiai, Boiotia, Greece (350 BCE)
The coin shown at the lower left has the Alphabetic Akkadian letters:
- 'u EZze
Which when translated into English is:
- This is impatient
This text is stating that the motion powers are anxious and impatient for something to get going.
Life Guiding Powers of Star Sirius 150 BCE
(September 13, 2023) Image is of the star Sirius. The letter style is close to that of the Jerusalem war coins indicating this letter style was an international style.
Translation in Akkadian (Med Text 30.1)
(Read right to left. Capital letters on seal. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Verb is italic bold)- ŠeDu ReṬu Du
(Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliteration)
In English.
- Sprout the channels of life-manifestations
References
Images from from AMANDA LAOUPI (2016) THE PELASGIAN SPIRITUAL SUBSTRATUM OF BRONZE AGE MEDITERRANEAN AND CIRCUM-PONTIC WORLD. Originally in Poole R.S. (1886) A Catelogue of Greek Coins in the British Museum. Crete and Aegean Islands. London: Tribner and Co; Online at: https://www.academia.edu/30363358/THE_SPIRITUAL_SUBSTRATUM_OF_BRONZE_AGE_MEDITERRANEAN_and_CIRCUM_PONTIC_WORLD_doc?email_work_card=titleLocation of Kea Island
The first settlement on the island dates to 3300 BC. Another settlement at Agia Irini dates to the third millennium and flourished for 1500 years. By 2000 BC this settlement was fortified and the island became more Minoan until the Mycenaeans invaded Greece. The town was destroyed at around 1500 BC and from that point on the settlement of Korissa, the current port, became more important.
From the 12th Century the island was colonized by Ionians from the mainland and known as Keos. By the 6th Century four independent cities were formed, known as Karthea (top print), Korissia, Ioulis, Poiessa. These cities had individual political structures though they would cooperate with each other in matters of foreign policy and security. Ioulis was inland while the other three cities sat on bays and sheltered harbors. They traded with civilizations as far away as Egypt and developed their art and culture. (from https://www.greektravel.com/greekislands/kea/history.html)
Karthaia Today On Kea Island
Astrological Powers Are Not Energizing the Filtrate (605 0r 732 BCE Drought)
(April 29, 2023) Main image on this seal is of a dog representing the dog star Sirius. This represents the astrological powers of the motion (energy) class of powers. Standing on the dog is a playful child standing on one leg which is probably meant to represent emotions which are the other source of motion powers.
Translation in Akkadian (Levant Text 60.118)
(Read right to left. Capital letters on seal. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Verb is italic bold)- Gi Bu Ya ESu (Levant Text 60.118.1)
- [letters unreadable] (Levant Text 60.118.2)
(Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliteration)
In English.
- Energy is not nourishing the filtrate
- [unreadable]
Previous Hebrew Translation Attempt
Some Hebrew language scholars claim the text reads as follows:
- Gaddiyahu/Geriyahu
- P ...