He'd not bother a jot, be too busy appearing to various attractive women in the guise of a bull. He'd probably feel sniffy at the absence of sacrifices made for him of late but he had plenty in his heyday, happen he's still using the leftovers for sandwiches.
He'd not bother a jot, be too busy appearing to various attractive women in the guise of a bull. He'd probably feel sniffy at the absence of sacrifices made for him of late but he had plenty in his heyday, happen he's still using the leftovers for sandwiches.
Would he able to understand them though? And where did he go in the intervening years? Does that mean Pandora was the first woman, not Eve? Could be trouble here.
Undoubtedly the Abrahamic confection called 'Eve' appears at a very late point in the party. The earliest goddess-like personifications of idealised women appear around 35,000 years ago. The organised worship of idealised women goddesses like Ishtar and Isis date to around 2000 BC. Diana-worship is at least as old as the Abrahamic version of events. And I mean the gore-covered, testicle-necklace-wearing Diana, not the gadabout princess of same name.
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