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Oh, little did the Wolf-Child care--
When first he planned his home,
What City should arise and bear
The weight and state of Rome.
But when his brother leaped the Wall
And mocked its height and make,
He guessed the future of it all
And slew him for its sake.
[from "Romulus and Remus" by Rudyard Kipling]
According to the legend, thus, Rome was founded by Romulus on the Palatine Hill (Collis Palatinus) in 753 BC on April 21. Romulus was one of twin brothers - the other one being Remus - who were nursed by a female wolf (known as the lupa capitolina or She-wolf) after they had been abandoned by their mother, a Vestal Virgin. Both brothers wanted to found a city between the hills of the Tiber river, but could not agree on the name to be given to the new city. As they were twins, order of precedence did not apply. So, they decided to consult the oracles and agreed that the twin who would see the largest number of birds - considered a sign of good augur - would choose the name of the city. Remus climbed the Aventine Hill and saw six birds. Romulus, standing on the Palatine Hill, saw twelve birds. Romulus killed Remus. The name was not derived from Romulus but is probably of Etruscan origin.
the Aventine - Theatre of Marcellus and Octavia's Portico
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Please attribute to Lorie Shaull if used elsewhere.
"Our spiritual elders and our leaders form a process this sacred process to begin to dismantle negativity today at this time."
"Let’s walk together, and remember in a good way of what this historical truth has brought us and remember to look into historical truth and when we take this down that our children will not have to see this image again."
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"Scaffold," a wood & steel sculpture, is a composite of the representations of 7 historical gallows used in US state-sanctioned executions by hanging between 1859 and 2006. One of them being the gallows constructed in Mankato, Minnesota to simultaneously hang 38 Dakota men on December 26, 1862 on orders signed by President Lincoln following the U.S.-Dakota War. The Mankato execution is the largest one-day execution in American history.
Some additional information on the context of historical events surrounding the Mankato hanging:
www.mprnews.org/story/2017/05/30/why-scaffold-struck-so-f...
The names of the 38 Dakota men executed in Mankato on December 26, 1862:
1. Ti-hdo’-ni-ca (One Who Jealousy Guards His Home)
2. Ptan Du-ta (Scarlet Otter)
3. O-ya’-te Ta-wa (His people)
4. Hin-han’-sun-ko-yag-ma-ni (One who Walks Clothed in Owl Feathers)
5. Ma-za Bo-mdu (Iron Blower)
6. Wa-hpe Du-ta (Scarlet Leaf)
7. Wa-hi’na (I Came)
8. Sna Ma-hi (Tinkling Walker)
9. Hda In-yan-ka (Rattling Runner)
10. Do-wan’-s’a (Sings A Lot)
11. He-pan (Second Born Male Child)
12. Sun-ka Ska (White Dog)
13. Tun-kan’ I-ca’hda Ma-ni (One Who Walks by His Grandfather)
14. Wa-kin’-yan-na (Little Thunder)
15. I-te’ Du-ta (Scarlet Face)
16. Ka-mde’-ca (Broken to Pieces)
17. He pi’ da (Third Born Male)
18. Ma-hpi’-ya A-i’-na-zin (Cut Nose)
19. Henry Milord
20. Cas-ke’-da (First Born)
21. Baptiste Campbell
22. Ta-te’ Ka-ga (Wind Maker)
23. He in’-kpa (The Tip of the Horn)
24. Hypolite Auge
25. Na-pe’-sni (Fearless)
26. Wa-kan Tan-ka (Great Spirit)
27. Tun-kan’ K o-yag I-na’-zin (One Who Stands Cloaked in Stone)
28. Ma-ka’-ta I-na’ (One Who Stands on Earth)
29. Ma-za Ku-te Ma-ni (One Who Shoots As He Walks)
30. Ta-te’ Hdi-da (Wind Comes Home)
31. Wa-si’-cun (White Man)
32. A-i’-ca-ge (To Grow Upon)
33. Ma-hu’-we-hi (He Comes for Me)
34. Ho-i’-tan-in Ku (Returning Clear Voice)
35. Ce-tan’ Hun-ka’ (Elder Hawk)
36. Can-ka-hda (Near the Woods)
37. Hda’-hin-hde (Sudden Rattle)
38. O-ya’-te A-ku’ (He Brings the People)
The names of the 2 Dakota men subsequently executed on November 11, 1865 at Fort Snelling for participating in the US-Dakota War:
Wa-kan-o-zhan-zhan (Medicine Bottle)
Sakpedan (Shakopee, Little Six)
(Parte-01 / Historia de Warhammer 40K)
Registro: Milenio 29-30 (Guerras de Unificación, La Gran Cruzada Galáctica.)
Personaje: “El niño lobo”
Legión: Futuro líder de los Lobos Espaciales / Space Wolves
Para Ambientar: 🎼 www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k8NySrpplY 🐺
El “Emperador” junto con “Erda” la perpetua crean el proyecto “Primarca” y 20 bebes genéticamente modificados son gestados en cámaras de incubación, cada embrión en desarrollo seria en el futuro grandes líderes de la humanidad que guiarían al hombre y la mujer promedio a la conquista galáctica pero “Erda” temiendo por el futuro manipulado de sus hijos por parte de su padre “El Emperador” envía las capsulas de sus bebes en un viaje dimensional por el “inmaterium” donde cada bebe Primarca es dispersado en diferentes direcciones por la galaxia.
Una de las capsulas llega al remoto y glacial planeta de “Fenris” un mundo que está dividido en un páramo congelado y la otra mitad por un mar agitado que conforme se aleja de la estrella que le brinda calor se termina congelando hasta la siguiente temporada de máxima aproximación a su estrella. (El frio es tan mortal que pocos animales se adaptaron para sobrevivir hasta el próximo cambio de estación.)
Con su llegada al turbulento planeta él bebe Primarca no tendría ninguna posibilidad de sobrevivir al extremo clima de “Fenris” pero el destino le permitió sobrevivir cuando una venerable “loba de Fenris” le adopto y cuido como su propio cachorro junto a sus inseparables hermanos lobos "Freki" y "Geri" que significa "Feroz" y "Astuto" en el dialecto fenrisiano.
Los Lobos de “Fenris” son depredadores orgullosos y muy inteligentes en comparación con los lobos de la antigua Terra, su principal diferencia es su tamaño alcanzando dimensiones monstruosas y casi legendarias, su mordida es tan letal que pueden perforar las mejores armaduras; Como otros animales conviven en manadas y juntos cazan presas más grandes como los Mamuts, Alces y bueyes lanudos que se alimentan de las algas que brotan por el páramo congelado pero deben ser cautelosos frente a otros depredadores como el dragón marino, Yetis de las cavernas, gusanos de hielo y “tribus fenrisianas” de humanos (Parece un mundo cenozoico.)
Fue en este mundo frio y oscuro donde comienza la leyenda del niño lobo que se convierte en el futuro rey lobo del planeta “Fenris”.
# #warhammer40k #lemanruss #wolfchild #fenris #light #theemperorprotects #fanart #jsochart
Please attribute to Lorie Shaull if used elsewhere.
The artist, Sam Durant sits listening as Sheldon Wolfchild speaks:
"Our responsibility is to understand the sacredness of what our ancestors left us and so it’s our responsibility as elders to interpret the best we can in a good humble way and speak on behalf of the 38 +2 elders that were hanged..."
"How can a scaffold be erected without responding to our Dakota elders our spiritual leaders and our governance? It goes beyond our comprehension that this could actually happen."
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"Scaffold," a wood & steel sculpture by the artist Sam Durant, was a composite of the representations of 7 historical gallows used in US state-sanctioned executions by hanging between 1859 and 2006. One of them being the gallows constructed in Mankato, Minnesota to simultaneously hang 38 Dakota men on December 26, 1862 on orders signed by President Lincoln following the U.S.-Dakota War. The Mankato execution is the largest one-day execution in US history.
Some additional information on the context of historical events surrounding the Mankato hanging:
www.mprnews.org/story/2017/05/30/why-scaffold-struck-so-f...