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Lily wrote
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Gratias tibi ago for the link. THANKS A LOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I knew about Salagasos but I had not received the findings from Archaeology News. This son of god Christ was amazing and also performed miracles. It is believed he died of the plague and not poisoned. He also loved psychedelic mushrooms as ALL emperors had, eaten during the Eucharist and invocation of the Genius & manes. His sacrament addicted Comodus initiated a path to organize the Roman pantheon concentrating in only one religion, that of the Iulius Christos which was highly moral and good, possessing his body! This man was truly paranoid schizophrenic, I believe due to substance abuse.
This eventually directed the future emperors into a nascent type Catholicism based Christ cult ( modeled after cult of Divus Iulius) taken to a supreme height by Constantinus I in his compulsion to unite the empire after the tetrarchy of Diocletian. The collapse of the Roman Empire and introduction of the dark ages had begun. Justinian tried to unite the empire from Constantinople but did not last. The empire would not be united,only partially, under one God, the Christus, by Carolus MAgnus coronation on Saturnalia ( x-mas) of 800 ce.
Here is the statue of Comodus. He believed to be descendant of Hercules and is holding the Apples of the Hesperides, which are nothing more than a type of magic mushroom knows as Apples of Apollo used in the Eucharist, where the god took possession of the body of the devotee filling him/her with joy.
Thanks again Lily....Dominus vobiscum.