The city of Rome, Italy, the Twins (Gemini) and the she-wolf (Lupus constellation)

First of all, the she - wolf indicates a Dacian woman. Dacia used the wolf standard and it appears in Egypt, on the Narmer Palette, too. 

Considering they speak highly related languages, this is absolutely relevant. The origin of  the city of Rome is Dacia, the she-wolf who raised the twins.

This is obviously astrology. 

The Twins are Romulus and Remus, the equivalents of Castor and Pollux. The she-wolf is  Lupus constellation (that is on the ecliptic of Matria Esh, see the Dendera zodiac). 

Lupus Constellation is conjunct Libra. 

This  can be the other way around (Lupus conjunct Gemini). Still, any of these aspects are far older than what is claimed to be the age of the City of Rome. 

The name itself is RA MAT > RA MA , Orion is Mat. .Considering this, it is highly likely that it is Orion conjunct Lupus (Lupus being the zodiac sign as seen at Dendera).

Other city names that contain astrological codes:

----- Sarmi Segetu Sa -star Syrma conjunct Sagittarius (and no, I did not misspell Segetu from Sarmisegetusa). Star Syrma was conjunct Sagittarius c 21-23kya.

----- Petra, whose name itself indicates the Age of Cancer (which one? There are 8 in total). The most recent Age of Cancer ended 7000 years ago.

---- Sassi Di Matera, Italy. 6 di Matria, that would be the 6th great year.  The current one is the 9th. That was 3 great years ago. 

 ----Bethlehem. Beetle + HAM, Betelgeuse conjunct Ham=Capricorn. The city name depicts an event that happened 12800 years ago.

This is how history was written for 9 great years. It is preserved in ''myths'' (from Mat = Truth) and oral traditions, in toponyms and language. The 40k years European script is identical to Egypt's hieroglyphs, so we can decode it and we already know the language.

Many words are linked to the astrological age when they appeared - one example would be COPPER from Capre (Capricorn). 

This proves that settlements had names that have been preserved over many tens of thousands of years in some cases (Sassi di Matera for example). 

These settlements were small due to a  much lower population. That does not disqualify a civilisation from being one.This is a civilisation that had a script, art (paintings,sculptures, music), astrology - precession was employed to keep historical records. This is a civilisation that kept historical records for 9 great years.

All European languages have astrology encoded in words, including compound words. This is important, as it indicates a wide spread use of astrology.  

Update:

I was looking for a specific great year associated with the foundation of the city of Rome. And I overlooked the obvious - the 7 hills.

Rome was founded in the 7th  year = the 7 hills of Rome, when Castor and Pollux were on Aries 0. That means c 8000 years ago for the most recent return (great yea) + 25772  years.

It does not mean it was a city then - it most likely gained its status as city c 8000 years ago, 8th great year for Terra (but 33 for Matria Esh)

Update:

The star names are Pollux and Castor for the Twins = Gemini. Romulus and Remus, Seth/Satesh/Tesh and Asare/Osiris, respectively  and possibly Cain and Abel, represent the Twins = Gemini. 

Etymology Pollux.

PAT > PO + lux (light)

Pollux was Light = Immortal.

PAT is Apis bull constellation that starts with Sirius (Asare/Sare/Osiris). Viking Aesir is the constellation linked to Sirius (which is a few degrees away from Pollux and Castor). 

Pat > Ptah, Light Freyr and dark freyr. 

Lucifer is Light Freyr=Ptah. The white feathered snake on some coats of arms (the fleur de lis indicates 3 entities, Light Freyr and 2 blue twins/creation).

 

Update:

The 7 hills of Rome = 7th great year. 

That indicates that the settlement was founded and named in great year 7. It does not necessary imply that it was a city. Ovid most likely indicates when the city of Rome gained its status as city - when stars Castor/Pollux, the Twins, were on the Ecat = the Ageof the Twins.

Update; the general consensus is that the oldest human-related artifacts in the Rome area date back tens of thousands of years, with some of the earliest evidence of human presence in the region being around 40,000 years old. = 7th great year. 

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