Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 785
the sacred axe^. More-over, Hesychios^ expressly identifies the Kabeiroi with crabs, ^ For the Kabeiroi equated with Zeus and Dionysos see siipra i. 112 n. 6, ii. 313 f.They are apparently associated with a Dionysiac Zeus on a bronze plaque from Rome(fig. 607, = Arch. Zeit. 1854 pi. 65, 3, supra p.… … Fig. 603. see a veiled female suppliant extending her arms towards the central figure of ZeusSaddztos{?), who brandishes a sort of double axe as he rides his horse between twoKabeiroi (?). Above are Sun, Moon, and two Stars; below, a series of constellations—Aquarius (?cp. G. Thiele Antike…
Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature
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