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In Phoenic mythology, the '''namens''' (singular ''namen'', rhymes with "ramen") are the divine race to which the gods belong. | In Phoenic mythology, the '''namens''' (singular ''namen'', rhymes with "ramen") are the divine race to which the gods belong. | ||
Traditionally, the namens are said to consist of Ra and his progeny, including Ebzu, Shahra the stormfather, Sonya, Quethe, Casir, Vaisha, Ossur, Mishra, etc. Excluded among their ranks are [[Nyssa]], Ra's father [[Ku]], the [[black gods]], [[Tharosh]], etc. | Traditionally, the namens are said to consist of Ra and his progeny, including Ebzu, Shahra the stormfather, Sonya, Quethe, Casir, Vaisha, Ossur, Mishra, etc. Excluded among their ranks are [[Nyssa]], Ra's father [[Ku]], the [[black gods]], [[Tharosh]], Abakesh, etc. | ||
According to [[Glory]], the namens, the [[Irians]], and the [[Valens]] are one and the same. | According to [[Glory]], the namens, the [[Irians]], and the [[Valens]] are one and the same. | ||
Revision as of 02:48, 28 June 2025
In Phoenic mythology, the namens (singular namen, rhymes with "ramen") are the divine race to which the gods belong.
Traditionally, the namens are said to consist of Ra and his progeny, including Ebzu, Shahra the stormfather, Sonya, Quethe, Casir, Vaisha, Ossur, Mishra, etc. Excluded among their ranks are Nyssa, Ra's father Ku, the black gods, Tharosh, Abakesh, etc.
According to Glory, the namens, the Irians, and the Valens are one and the same.