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	Primeval Deities
		Protogonus was known by another name: Phanes, god of light.
		Protogonus (Protogonos) was the first god to be born from the Cosmic Egg (World Egg), which Chaos and Aether had reproduced, according to the Orphic Creation Myths.
		Protogonus or Phanes had also been identified with the god Zagreus or Dionysus, or he is Dionysus.
	www.timelessmyths.com /classical/primeval.html (4335 words)

	The Initiations of Orpheus: V. To Protogonus, Or the First-Born (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Hence too from the account of Phanes given by Proclus, it follows that what that divinity is in the intelligible, that Thetis must be in the sensible world.
		in Timæum is Πρετϐυτάτη Θεῶν, or the most ancient and progenitor of the Gods: and Thetis is the mother of Venus, and Protogonus the father of Night.
		I cannot conclude this note without observing how much it is to be lamented that the Platonical writers are so little known and understood in the present age.
	www.allstarz.org /religioustext/cla/hoo/hoo10.htm (723 words)

	Eros - Free Encyclopedia of Thelema
		In Hesiod's Theogony, the most famous Greek creation myth, Eros sprang forth from the primordial Chaos together with Gaia, Earth, and Tartarus, the underworld; according to Aristophanes' play The Birds, he burgeons forth from an egg laid by Night conceived with Darkness.
		In the Eleusinian Mysteries, he was worshipped as Protogonus, the first-born.
		In some versions he had brothers named Anteros, the embodiment of unrequited love, and Himerus.
	www.egnu.org /thelema/index.php/Eros_(god) (524 words)

	The Initiations of Orpheus: XXXVIII: To Corybas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		head, and a beautiful countenance, but the rest of its body is that of a dragon, tremendous to the view." Now from this passage I conclude that Corybas, in the present Hymn, is the same with Protogonus: for he is celebrated, v.
		And as in the above lines the intellectual earth is represented under the form of a dragon with a beautiful countenance; the sensible earth, which is but the image of the intellectual, may with perfect agreement to this fragment be called an obscure dragon, since obscurity is an apt symbol of a material nature.
		Now since Corybas is Protogonus, his two brothers may be considered as Æther and Chaos, whose occult union formed the achytypal egg of thc universe: and Protogonus bursting forth from this egg, and by this means dispersing Æther and Chaos, may be aptly represented under the symbol of Corybas destroying his two brothers.
	www.allstarz.org /religioustext/cla/hoo/hoo43.htm (279 words)

	The TITANS & Greek Mythology - Atlantis Rising
		Protogonus has known by several other names, such as Phanes, the god of light; Ericapaeus "Power", and Metis, which means "Intelligence".
		Protogonus had been identified with Eros (Love); Hesiod's Eros was also an earlier god, born at the same time as Gaea and Tartarus.
		Protogonus (Phanes) was the first supreme ruler of heaven.
	forums.atlantisrising.com /ubb/Forum1/HTML/000926-2.html (16949 words)

	Articles - Sanchuniathon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Then MÃ´t burst forth into light and the heavens were created and the various elements found their stations.
		Copias and his wife Baau (translated as Nyx 'Night') give birth to Aeon and Protogonus who are mortal men.
		Various descendents are listed, many of whom have allegorical names but are described here as mortals who first made partucular discoveries or who established particular customs.
	www.kimia-sains.com /articles/Sanchuniathon (639 words)

	Campbell-Owen Debate: Mr. Campbell's Nineteenth Reply.
		Memrumus and Hypsuranius were descended from these, and their children were Agreus and Halieus; and of these were begotten two brothers, one of them named Chrysor and Hæphæstus; the name of the other is lost.
		This is the Phœnician genealogy of the first ages of the world, and it requires no great pains to show how far it agrees with the accounts of Moses.
		The first mortals mentioned by Sanchoniatho, and called Protogonus and Æon, were undoubtedly Adam and Eve; and his Misor, the father of Taautus, is evidently the Mizraim of Moses.
	www.mun.ca /rels/hrollmann/restmov/texts/acampbell/cod/COD38.HTM (3240 words)

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		present Hymn, is the same with Protogonus: for he is celebrated, v.
		Protogonus, his two brothers may be considered as Æther and Chaos, whose
		the universe, Protogonus, or Ericapæus, and in the sensible world the Sun.
	www.magickalchristianity.com /orphic.html (12457 words)

	THE THEOLOGY OF THE PHŒNICIANS: FROM SANCHONIATHO. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Of the wind Colpias, and his wife Baau, which is interpreted Night, were begotten two mortal men, Æon and Protogonus so called: and Æon discovered food from trees.
		Afterwards by Genus the son of Æon and Protogonus were begotten mortal children, whose names were Phôs, Pûr, and Phlox.
		These found out the method of producing fire by rubbing pieces of wood against each other, and taught men the use thereof.
	www.public-domain-content.com /books/classic_greece_rome/af/af01.shtml (2280 words)

	The Initiations of Orpheus: XLI: To Mises
		And Apollo, as we have frequently observed, is in the intelligible world, the king and father of the universe, Protogonus, or Ericapæus, and in the sensible world the Sun.
		So that Mises or Bacchus is celebrated in this Hymn by the same appellations as are given to Protogonus and Apollo: for he is called spermatic, ineffable, male and female, andc.
		which last appellation is given to Protogonus in the Orphic verse preserved by Proclus, lib.
	www.sacred-texts.com /cla/hoo/hoo46.htm (350 words)

	HELLENIC COSMOGONY-Orpheas' Cosmogony-Theogony
		Inventive and two-natured Eros which keeps the keys of everything like the Sky,
		In the hymn to "Protogonus" (Eros) and in "Argonautica" by Orpheas (lines 14-17), Orpheas imagines the chaotic mass being like an egg which bursts open and there comes Eros out of the eggshell illuminating everything; that is why everything created by Eros was called "Fanis" (because when Eros first appeared everything appeared, too).
		This prehistoric theory is similar to the current scientific theory called "Big Bang" according to which the Universe was created in an unfathomably large explosion which occurred about 15 billion years ago.
	www.greece.org /poseidon/work/argonautika/cosmo3.html (546 words)

	Giants in the Earth: Of the Houses of Hermes
		For upon the axis of the turning wheel, there is neither ascent nor descent.
		We would stand upon the very center of things, and there observe the turning of the earth, unmoving and unmoved..." - Protogonus scholae Criamones
		No green things grow amidst the ashen wastes where once they had their sacred groves, and their lofty dolmens lie tumbled like a child's stones.
	www.psi-13.com /eminton/giants/lore_houses.html (1393 words)

	Greek Myths of the Creation and the Triumph of Zeus
		What later Olympian god became identified with the moon?
		In Orphic traditions (see bottom of page 39 M and L, Phanes (also called Protogonus) may be the same as what early god in Hesiod that helps begin the universe?
		The son of the Titan god of the sun for whom an element is named is called?
	chss2.montclair.edu /classics/hesiod.htm (971 words)

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