Primitive history, from the Creation to Cadmus

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1789 Excerpt: ... was indeed Pasithea: her name Juno Couella is from the Celtic Coel, belief, and is the fame as Fidia: Hesychius and Suidas read KoioAti?, sacred. Sextus Pompeius fays Covum, Cælum. She is the legiflatrix Be roe in Nonnus; Thia; Thyone, in Diodorus, Maia and Amaia, Antaea, Achaia, 'Achaia, in Suidas, Matuta; Athera, Atergatis, Derceto, Semira-mis, Dione or Baaltis, Venus Urania, Luna, Altarte, Ilethya, Lu-cina, Diana, Bubaste, Juno, Hera, Cyra, Buto, Latona, Leda, Eurynome, Asima, Euclia, Callithea, Calligenia, Bona Dea, Vefla, Alilat, Alytta, Mylitta, Demeter, lo, Thebe, Metragyrte, Astronoe, Astroarche, Basilea, Brimo, Deo, Rhea, Cybele, Ceres, Isis, Ops, Opis orUpis, Cubebe, whence the Babia of Damascus; Proserpine, Core, Hecate, Isis-Serapis; in Proclus, Bendis; this is the Irish Baindia. She is in Plutarch Nephthes, Methyer and Muth, hence Thermutb.is or Athyr-muth; Nox, Styx, Empusa, Clades, Sors, Fatum, Tyche, Nemanus and Saofis: Anaitis, NeithjOnka, Min-erva, Myrrha, Nitocris j Sais, as Charax in Tzetzes relates: Siga jn Pausanias, derived by Sherringham from Siggi, victory; also Chamyna, Pcpromene, Erynnis, Europa; in Ovid, Anna Perenna; in Lycophron, Ampheira, Curites, Mamersa-, Sito and Simalida in Atheneus; Cenchreis in Lactantius; Damia, in Festus; Clatra; Aserot, from Aserirn, woods; Medea in Macrobius; Ada, Achero, Elle, Gerus, Ma, Ammas, Salambo, Azefia, Deliphat, Saretes, in Hesychius; Daeira, in Eschylus; Fauna, Fatua, Pales, in Boccace; Lemnos, in Stephanus: Sida, in Cedrenus; Benoth; Nannea, from Nain, Celtic for grandam; as Edda is Gothic; Nana is mother in the Kisti tongue: Anea from Ana, like Amma, mothep; so Diwa is Lucis Mater, as Pezron affirms. In the language of the Kisti Bute is the moon; and the earth is Latte, Lette; when...