Tethys, as being a sister/wife of Oceanus, the stream encircling earth, was depicted frequently in the Roman Imperial Period, especially on the mosaic pavements of pools and baths.
The only early story concerning Tethys is what Homer has Originally Oceanus' consort, at a later time Tethys came to be identified with the sea, and in Hellenistic and Roman poetry Tethys' name came to be used as a poetic term for the sea.The only other story involving Tethys is an apparently late astral myth concerning the polar constellation Tethys was sometimes confused with another sea goddess, the sea-nymph Representations of Tethys before the Roman period are rare.During the second to fourth centuries AD, Tethys—sometimes with Oceanus, sometimes alone—became a relatively frequent feature of mosaics decorating baths, pools, and In other mosaics, Tethys appears without Oceanus. She also educated Hera, who was brought to her by Rhea. Ursprünglich ein Fischer, den Okeanos und Tethys in eine Meergottheit verwandelten.
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[1.1] OURANOS & GAIA (Hesiod Theogony 133, Apollodorus 1.2, Diodorus Siculus 5.66.1)[1.2] AITHER (or OURANOS) & GAIA (Hyginus Preface) In Greek mythology, Tethys was a Titan daughter of Uranus and Gaia, sister and wife of the Titan Oceanus, mother of the river gods and the Oceanids. JabRef Mendeley Comptes Rendus, Hebdomadaires des Séances De L’Académie des Sciences 232(19):1721–1724Kapoor HM, Tokuoka T (1985) Sedimentary facies of the Permian and Triassic of the Himalayas. EndNote . Edition du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Paris, 275 pp (with geological maps and plates)Bordet P, Cavet P, Pillet J (1959) Sur l’existence d’une faune d’âge silurien dans la région de Kathmandu (Himalaya du Népal), vol 248. Tethys war eine Göttin der irdischen Frischwasserquellen und die Mutter der Potamoi (Flüsse, wie der Nil, Alpheus und große Mäander), rund 3000 Okeaniden (Quellen, Bäche und Brunnen) sowie der Nephelai (Wolken). Argand E (1924) La tectonique de l’Asie.
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