- Omicle
- (Omichle)Progenitor by Potos (Pothos) of all things, in the Phoenician Creation Legend of Damascius. Their offspring were Aër and Aura.
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Aër — a) In the Phoenician Creation Legends of Damascius, son of Omicle by Potos, representing purity without intelligence. He mated with his sister Aura, and produced Otos, meaning reason, b) In the Phoenician Creation Legends of Philo Byblos,… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Aura — The first vital form of intelligence in the Phoenician Creation Legends of Damascius. With Aër was the parent of Otos. Daughter of Omicle by Potos … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Omichle — See Omicle … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Phoenician Creation Legends — There are four main versions of the creation legend of the Phoenicians: a) That of Sanchuniathon (eleventh century BC) as reported by Philo Byblos (AD 42–117): In the beginning there were Aër and Chaos, from whom proceeded Wind and Desire… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Potos — (Pothos) Father by Omicle of Aër and Aura; the name Potos means Desire. One of the three founders of the Phoenician Creation Legend of Damascius … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
