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Athena Tritogeneia, Poseidon’s Trident and Early Sacred Trinity. / Panchenko, Dmitri.

в: Schole, Том 13, № 2, 2019, стр. 451–462.

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abstract = "The name Tritogeneia likely means 'born of the Third', this Third one being the supreme god, the Most High. Poseidon (at least Poseidon Helikonios) was once such a god. He was the lord of the water that descended from heaven and a deity closely associated with the celestial pole. His trident is the symbol that indicates his celestial nature, and this symbol developed from a previous one - a raised hand with three fingers. This number of fingers signified the similarity with the dwellers of the sky - the birds, with their three toes in front.",
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