Julian Cope presents Head Heritage | The Modern Antiquarian Forum

The Modern Antiquarian Forum » Eternal Flow	Log In to post a reply

18 messages	Topic View: Flat \| Threaded

FourWinds

10943 posts

Re: Holy Mother

Apr 09, 2002, 23:58

The serpent was used in romanesque carvings to
represent punishment in hell, usually in association
of representations of lust. Go to some of Spain's
superb romanesque churches and check out the
corbel tables.

Also buy this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0415151562/026-0236126-7852473

Bull cult was evident at Lough Gur in Ireland. I reckon St. Patrick did not rid Ireland of snakes but of Serpent Cults.

A few Irish tombs have free standing stones inside them, Loughcrew Cairn L springs straight to mind. That has a narrow light pillar that the cairn may have been built around.

In reply to:
Holy Mother (Annexus Quam)

Replies:
every life second tastes so good (Annexus Quam)

Topic Outline:

Eternal Flow – Annexus Quam, Apr 09, 2002, 22:32
- Holy Mother – Annexus Quam, Apr 09, 2002, 22:34


The Modern Antiquarian Forum Index