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 Post subject: The Legend of the Bard Cervorix
PostPosted: 24 Sep 2010 5:41 am 
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THE LEGEND OF BARD CERVORIX

There is a tradition or rather a legend that tells us the death of a famous bard of Cervorix.

Not far from the Saône, in the country-Aulerci Brannovie Cervorix the Bard spent one night in a wood BELENOS, sitting on a rock alone (because he was surrounded by water), instructed his disciples who, bareheaded, listened to his words.
Cervorix pinched the strings of a lyre of ivory enriched with gold leaf. This was a gift from the Druidesses Island Sena (Seine).

Everything was quiet around the Bard: water, land, forest, and the vault of the sky dotted with brilliant stars. The disciples listened to the accents of the poet, which they detailed the wonders of the sky, making them see the regular course and continues the stars, which run in infinite space.

Suddenly the horizon darkened, thick clouds spread their sails on him, a strong wind starts blowing and shaking the trees, while nocturnal birds flit around the head of the Bard. A storm was unleashed and seems to advance, because wolves howled on the mountain.

So Cervorix exclaims disdainfully:

"The man as a material that is heavy fumes and foul exhalations. The outer body compresses the impulses of his soul and keeps his best instincts, those, for example, who commissioned him to leave the land for still more fortunate . What is life? Nothing! This is not the time past, one that will pass, but good use of time, which is something important!

" Children of the Celts, live in peace, thinking about eternity and tell everyone that you have seen and experienced the Bard Cervorix. "

Having said this, he broke his lyre and the high rock on which he was, he rushed into the waves. Is to perpetuate his memory that the Druids called this waterfall's Leap Cervorix become the Leap of Cerveza by corruption of the famous bard.

The day after this sad day a huge pyre decorated with flowers and covered with herbs was erected near a dolmen and the midnight hour, when the seven stars of Ursa Major were reflected on the surface of the water that contained seven Troux table of the Druidic altar, two ministers of Esus raising his hands to the sky, set fire to the stake, after having sent a sincere prayer to God.

Two Druids, Druid, a young virgin and a Bard went round the pyre; one of the Druids threw a glass of amber, the other a lyre of ivory, Druid her veil, the young daughter of a lock her blond hair, and finally the Bard, his sagum white as the lily of the valley.

"Mourn the dead , said the people of the Druids, we have given to your love , but never to sing of courage and dedication of the Bard Cervorix! "

After the ceremony of cremation, the ashes of the Bard were put in an urn made of colored glass, which had been enamelled this inscription:

"Mortal! Learn where you came from, where you go, look at that dust. It was what you are, you will be what it is."

Such is the origin of the world of Waterfall Valley Grosne.


This the island of the Druidesses is close to Les Andelys the town where Nicolas Poussin was born.

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Not far from the Saône - Not far from the Saône


Not far from the Saone! Buy yourself a map.


Why?

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"Isle of the Blessed"

"The name of the Isles of the Fortunate signifies that they bear all good things, as if happy and blessed in the abundance of their fruits. Serviceable by nature, they bring forth fruits of valuable forests

and you will find this interesting Roscoe
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In medieval geographies, Isidore's Fortunate Islands were identified with the Canaries

So that Sauniere favorite drink from the Canairies
would have a special meaning for a druid

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The Isle of the Blessed like the Elysian Fields is not in this realm...


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The Isle of the Blessed like the Elysian Fields is not in this realm...


yes well what about the Fortunate Isles :D
In the Fortunate Isles, also called the Isles (or Islands) of the Blessed (μακάρων νῆσοι makárôn nêsoi), heroes and other favored mortals in Greek mythology and Celtic mythology were received by the gods into a blissful paradise. These islands were thought to lie in the Western Ocean near the encircling River Oceanus; Madeira , Canary Islands , Azores , Cape Verde and Bermuda have sometimes been cited as possible matches.

Plutarch, who refers to the "fortunate isles" several times in his writings, locates them firmly in Atlantic geography in his vita of Sertorius, who, when struggling against chaotic civil war in the closing years of the Roman Republic, had tidings from mariners of certain islands a few days' sail from Hispania

where the air was never extreme, which for rain had a little silver dew, which of itself and without labour, bore all pleasant fruits to their happy dwellers, till it seemed to him that these could be no other than the Fortunate Islands, the Elysian Fields.[1]
It was from these men that Sertorius learned facts so beguiling that he made it his life's ambition to find the islands and retire there.
“ The islands are said to be two in number separated by a very narrow strait and lie 10,000 furlongs ( 2,000 kilometers / 1,250 miles ) from Africa. They are called the Isles of the Blessed.Ptolemy used these islands as the reference for the measurement of geographical longitude, and they continued to play the role of defining the prime meridian through the Middle Ages.[2] Modern geography names these islands as Macaronesia.

Macaronesia consists of five archipelagos:

* Azores (Portugal)
* Canary Islands (Spain)
* Cape Verde (Cape Verde)
* Madeira, including Desertas Islands (Portugal)
* Savage Islands (Portugal), administratively part of the Madeira Autonomous Region
The name (which is often misspelt 'Macronesia') comes from the Greek for "islands of the fortunate" μακάρων νῆσοι makárōn nêsoi, a term used by Ancient Greek geographers for islands to the west of the Straits of Gibraltar.



a Black Madonna. Its main temple and Royal Basilica Marian Shrine of Our Lady of Candelaria (Basilica of Candelaria), is considered the main temple dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the Canary Islands.

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