Medea

Queen Medea: The Bacchic Empire

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Medea, Medusa, and Medicine | Ammon Hillman (via Gnostic Informant)

• Georgian queen from the late bronze age who was an immigrant from Libya. She came to arrive in Georgia while on an expedition with an Egyptian general. [17:25]
• It is stated that the origin of Greek medicine comes from her and her family. They conducted human experiments via polypharmacy leading to the development of antidotes. The greek root for medicine is within the name Medea. [18:07]
• Founder of the Magi, and leads a group of 12 other scythian women who control and prepare all of her drugs and botanicals for her experiments. [19:15]
• Went to Italy and healed a man bitten by a marsh snake via an antidote. This led to the establishment of a temple to Angitia and her worship as a goddess. [19:45] Silius Italicus identifies Angitia as Medea
• Medea's drugs came from her κόλπος (vagina) [23:03]