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"The consecration of a vestal virgin in Rome" painter Alessandro Marchesini (1663-1738)

In the heart of the Italian Renaissance, the Borghese gallery of Palazzo Barberini in Rome (1625-1633), entirely with a Greek-Roman Pagan theme.

When the titan Prometheus shaped man and gave men the secret of fire stolen from the Gods, Zeus became angry and decided to eradicate all of humanity with a great flood. Prometheus managed to warn his son Deucalion who built a large ark where he saved his family and many animals.

Apollo slays Python Eugene Delacroix, fresco, 1851, Louvre Museum

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In Italian Easter is called "Pasqua" from Latin "Pasqui=Passio Quirini", the passion and resurrection of the Roman God Quirinus, who died and resurrected after 3 days, like Attis, Orpheus & Horus. The symbol was the egg "Omne vivum ex ovo" symbol of rebirth. Happy spring equinox!

Poldi Pezzoli Palace, Milan, Italy.

The Statue of Liberty is a Roman Pagan Goddess, Libertas (Eleutheria in Greek), daughter of Jupiter (Zeus) & Juno (Hera), whose cult in Rome was present with a statue & temples. The rays on the head, however, not belong to Libertas,but to the iconography of Sol Invictus (Helios).

"Romulus, conqueror of Acron, brings the remains of Opimus to the temple of Jupiter" 1811-12 painted by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte

Numa Pompilius, Second King of Rome, received the Laws of Rome from nymph Egeria, messenger of Jupiter. Among these,the stigmas of infamy for: 1) cowardice in battle 2) betrayal 3) marital infidelity 4) pederasty 5) male homosexuality 6) theft of public goods 7) public immorality

AVE SOL INVICTVS DEVS SOLIS SANCTISSIMO SACRVM

Statue of Odin enthroned, by sculptor Friedrich Wilhelm Engelhard (1902), Hanover.

Statue of Odin enthroned, by sculptor Friedrich Wilhelm Engelhard (1902), Hanover.

in addition to the blue veil typical of the romanized version of Isis, also common to the Madonna, the shell symbol of Venus is also often associated with Catholic Marian iconography. Mary represents the substitute copy of both Isis and Venus.

The "black Madonna" of Catholic iconographic tradition is black NOT because she's African but because she's the Christianized copy version of the Goddess Isis, who was represented in a black stone statue as she represented the night that gives birth to the Sun Horus/Sol Invictus.

The royal Egyptian mummy of Seti I (r. 1290-1279 BC), New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty; Definitely not sub-Saharan black.

Four Catholic objects of worship which derive neither from previous European Paganism nor from Judaism, but invented by Buddhists (and copied by Christians): 1) the bell to pray call 2) the rosary to pray 3) the sacred halo around head 4) the adoration of of saints corpses/relic

God Svetovid Celebration by Alfons Mucha

"Bear worship" by Oleg Gurenkov

"Many Enemies, Much Honor" Benito Mussolini