Likewise, we compare this lion-headed figure with the Lion of Judah; wielding the caduceus of a serpent wrapped staff of Healing (Ieso) and incorporate these two apparently contrasted figures merged into one as self-sacrifice mires the imagery of The Lamb slain on a cross, much to the dismay of Jove and Cronus alike, who, beforetothen merely sought to feast on the flesh of the minos.
Ieso, or more aptly put, IesoN, which denotes "about to heal", becomes Iesous which conjugates the root into the perfect tense of heal-ing in eternality
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