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Dictionary of mythology - part 9

Santas (xem Sandan) Santer Bắc Mỹ, một động vật tuyệt vời Santeria châu Phi một vị thần của Ấn Độ giáo Santi Yoruba một nữ thần phối ngẫu của Tivikrama Santiago Nam Mỹ một phiên bản sau của Ilyapa có nguồn gốc từ Tây Ban Nha | Santas Saran Santas see Sandan santer North American a fabulous animal Santeria African a god of the Yoruba Santi Hindu a goddess consort of Tivikrama Santiago South American a later version of Ilyapa derived from the Spanish St James Santoshi Mata Hindu a mother-goddess Sanu1 Afghan Sanru a Kafir god father of Sanju Sanu2 see Sanju Sanugi Japanese a bamboo-cutter He found the tiny Kaguya in the heart of a reed and reared her. He then found gold in the reeds and became wealthy. Sanzu-no-Kawa see River of Three Roads Sao Ch ing Niang see San Chou Niang Sao Chou Chinese the Broom Star home of San Chou Niang Sao Kang Burmese a fertility-spirit living in a lake Saon Greek a Boeotian envoy When his people were told to consult the oracle of Trophonius to find the cause of the drought that afflicted them he followed a swarm of bees that led him to a cave where the shade of Trophonius appeared. Saoshyant Persian Saoshyat.Soshans.Soshyant a saviour-god son of Vispa-Taurvairi In some accounts this saviour is born every 1 000 years from the sperm of Zoroaster which is preserved in Lake Kasavya so that it impregnates virgins who swim in its waters. Some say that there are three such saviours - Astvat-eveta Hushedar Ukhshyat-ereta and Hushedar-mah Ukhshyat-nemah . The third such deity conquers evil in the final battle to allow the world to start a new cycle. see also Frashkart Saoshyat see Saoshyant Sapa Inca South American son of the sun-god Inti Sapan Mesopotamian the palace of Baal Sapas Canaanite Saps.Shapash Babylonian Samas Sumerian Utu a sun-god In some accounts Sapas is female. Saphon see Mount Zaphon Sapling see Djuskaha.Ioskeha Saps see Sapas Sapta-Loka Hindu the 7 realms of the universe In some versions the universe has three realms Tri-Loka . In the version that postulates seven Sapta-Loka they are listed as 1. Bhur-Loka the earth 2. Bhuvar-Loka the home of the sage in the sky 3. Jona-Loka the home of Brahma s children 4. Marar-Loka the home of the saints 5. .