Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 188
l.Corr. Hell. 1928 Hi. 395—398 had already argued that the Theos Megas at Odessos was*Aapfd\as or Aepf^Xas, one form of the chief male divinity of the ancient Thracians. For A^t-epos as the Axe-Eros cp. Anakr. frag. 47 Bergk*, 48 Edmonds, 45 Diehlap. Hephaist. 12. 4 p. 39, 5 f. Consbruch jULeyaXu)… … Fig. 887. Fig. 888. ii. 316 Zeus transformed into Eros. Such a concept provides a partial justification forthe late syncretistic figures of Zeus Pdntheos (L. Robert in the Rev. Arch. 1933 ii. 141no. 176 cites a dedication from Carthage, now in the Louvre, AiiHXtw Me7dXaj Xlai^ecfj1,apdirL8c= Corp.…
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