ବେଟେଲ୍ |,

Noun:

ପିଅନ୍ତୁ |,

baetyl's Usage Examples:

Elagabal was represented by a large, dark rock called a baetyl.

An omphalos is a religious stone artifact, or baetylus.

however, taught that baetyls were permitted.

well-known coin depicting a temple precinct and courtyard built round a baetyl, or sacred cone.

Nabataean baetyl depicting a goddess, possibly al-Uzza.

Others have suggested that the presence in the cella of a baetyl stone fragment, which originally would have been placed on a base faced.

to have consisted of a tenemos, often around a sacred grove, cave, rock (baetyl) or spring, and perhaps defined only by marker stones at intervals, with.

In Minoan religion, it has been suggested that rubbing, lying, or sleeping on a baetyl could summon a vision.

rock, believed to be where the deity may become manifest; what is called a baetyl in later Mediterranean cultures.

The cult stone or baetyl was brought to Rome by the Emperor Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, who.

baetyl of "San Pietro di Golgo" (Baunei).

perhaps it was its baetyl or sacred stone.

There is no longer any dispute about the authenticity and Nuragic manufacture of the three statue-baetyls discovered.