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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;7Calbrey, post: 3497272, member: 38412&quot;]Everything seems vague here. Ideas seem like mere suppositions. Sorry to say that, but we&#039;re used to talk with open heart. Out of respect, I wonder how can we easily link some myths with beliefs of a monotheist religion. We know that the ten commandments were revealed to Moses on a mountain. So what? Elagabalus has nothing to do here. His most referred name was also Helio gabalus { Mountain of the sun, or maybe worshiper of the sun).</p><p>As far as I know, Al Uzza was the Arab goddess of love, before Islam just like Astarte for the Phoenicians or Venus for the Romans.</p><p>I believe that the seated goddess on the OP coin is Roma. Any other opinion needs to be much more corroborated. Though Mythology studies myths, it remains a science or a branch of History. Myth and fiction in the large meaning would lead to ignorance. Sometimes , knowing too much could lead unwillingly to blindness. I don&#039;t know.. But we always ought to stick to strict scientific evidence in research with enough common sense and seriousness along with some modesty towards those who always know more than us.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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