Hekate

deity underworld Roman single tradition · 13

Hekate is a goddess to whom Plutarch loosely connects Mana Genita, on account of the bitch sacrifice.

↻ synthesized from 13 sources

When

First attested
800 BCE
Attested period
-800 – 2020
Historical notes
Ancient Greek goddess.

Relationships

manifests as
Triple Goddess

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Sources

Source passages

“In a Greek equivalence perspective, Plutarch, on account of the bitch sacrifice, loosely connects the goddess to Hekate.”

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“Flamel then leads the twins and Scathach to secure the aid of Hekate, a powerful three-faced Elder, who can awaken the twins' magical potential. Dee discovers this, and enlists the aid of Bastet and the Morrigan. The trio mount a massive assault on Hekate's shadowrealm, to destroy Yggdrasill – the world tree – that is the heart of Hekate's power.”

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“Alföldi interpreted the numismatic image as the Latin Diana "conceived as a threefold unity of the divine huntress, the Moon goddess, and the goddess of the nether world, Hekate,"”

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“The picture of Hekate presented in the Chaldean Oracles is as a powerful emanation of the godhead, the embodiment of the life-giving, intellectual, creative, and magical power of the Transcendent reality. As noted above, her specific role in the Chaldean Oracles was as a guide to the infinite and Transcendent realm”

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“Demeter, Persephone, Hekate, and the Dioskouroi are also present and fighting the Giants.”

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