Hades (mythologia)
Hades[1] (Graece ᾍδης) in religione Graeca est chthonicus mundi subterranei deus mortorum, regionis quae demum ex ipso appellabatur.[2] Hoc nomen autem non reperitur in libris Romanorum antiquorum, qui deum inferorum Plutonem, Orcum, vel Ditem Patrum vocabant.
In mythologia Graeca, Hades putatur primigenitus Croni Rheaeque filius, quamquam ultimus esse filius a patre vomitus dicitur.[3] Qui cum Iove et Poseidone fratribus Titanes, divam patris aetatem, vincunt, regnumque cosmi postulant. Hades mundum subterranerum, Zeus caelum, Poseidon mare accipit, terra autem, diu provincia Gaeae deae, omnibus praesto manet. Hades cum Cerbero, eius cane custodiali tricipite, saepe pingitur.
Aita, deus Etruscorum, ac Dis Pater et Orcus, dei Romani, olim per interpretationem Graecam[4] habebantur Hadis pares, atque in notione Plutonis confunduntur.
Eius consors est Persephone, a Graecis pulchra Demetris filia repraesentata.[5]
Nexus interni
Notae
recensere- ↑ Iohannes Iacobus Hofmannus, Lexicon universale (1698) ~ s.v. "Ades".
- ↑ Cartwright in Ancient History Encyclopedia.
- ↑ Confer Poseidon in oratione apud Homerum in Iliade 15.187.
- ↑ Vide indicem deorum Graecorum cum paribus deis Romanis Etruscisque.
- ↑ Guirand 1959:190.
Bibliographia
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- Bell, Malcolm. 1982. Morgantina Studies, Volume I: The Terracottas, Princeton University Press. ISBN 9781400853243.
- Cartwright, Mark. Hades. Ancient History Encyclopedia.
- Dixon-Kennedy, Mike. 1998. Encyclopedia Of Greco-Roman Mythology. ABC-CLIO. ISBN 9781576070949. Internet Archive.
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- Guirand, Felix. 1959. Larousse Encyclopedia of Mythology. Batchworth Press Limited.
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- Strabo. 1924. Geography. Conv. Horace Leonard Jones. Cantabrigiae Massachusettae: Harvard University Press. Londinii: William Heinemann, Ltd. LacusCurtis, Libri 6–14 in Perseus Digital Library.
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Nexus externi
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- Tabulae mundi subterranei (mythologia Graeca)
- Hades deus
- Flavius Iosephus. Discourse to the Greeks Concerning Hades.
- Hades. Nexus Mythologiae Graecae.
- Propositum Theoi.