Cornífero

The Horned God is the phallic God. It is usually represented as a bearded man with goat's horns. He is the guardian and protector of the entry and magic circles that is drawn to initiate the rituals. It's the pagan God of the woods and valleys, the oak king and lord of woods and forests. It is the God who dies and always relives. His cycles of life and death represent our own infinite existence.

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Judith with the Head of Holofernes

Aegidius Sadeler II (Flanders, Antwerp, circa 1570-1629)

Hans von Aachen (Germany, Cologne, 1552-1615)

Holland

Prints; engravings

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

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Paul Reid (Scottish, 1975) - Minotaur (n.d.)

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Magnifique photo 📷 bravo

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Jan Brueghel the Elder, Studies of animals (donkeys, cats and monkeys), c. 1616, color on oak wood

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(by Burcin)

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Shipwreck (1847) by Ivan Aivazovsky

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The North Sea, by Patrick von Kalckreuth

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Endpaper. 1702.

Internet Archive

From a book uploaded by lolliffe

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To The Manner Born (Again)

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Herodias - 1905 - via Württembergische Landesbibliothek

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Kostis Fokas