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SCAMANDER
Also known as SKAMANDROS
SCAMANDER: A Cretan priest who, due to services to CYBELE above and beyond the call of duty (including frenzied dancing and self-mutilation), was made a River God.
The river chosen was the one he fell into and drowned after an over-enthusiastic demonstration. This was the Xanthus and is now the SCAMANDER.
It's nowadays used to dip sheep, bathe virgins and dispose of empty bottles.
SCAMANDER: A Cretan priest who, due to services to CYBELE above and beyond the call of duty (including frenzied dancing and self-mutilation), was made a River God.
The river chosen was the one he fell into and drowned after an over-enthusiastic demonstration. This was the Xanthus and is now the SCAMANDER. It's nowadays used to dip sheep, bathe virgins and dispose of empty bottles.
Entry last modified on 12 February 2004
VITAL STATISTIX
Area or people:
Location : Ancient Greece
Gender : Male
Category : Deity
Pronunciation : Coming soon
Alternative names : SKAMANDROS
Attributes : Coming soon
Mystic Number : 87
Area or people:
Location : Ancient Greece
Gender : Male
Category : Deity
Pronunciation : Coming soon
Alternative names : SKAMANDROS
Attributes : Coming soon
Mystic Number : 87
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