Hecate (stately he-KA-taye), the Patroness/Goddess of Witchcraft is the Goddess that stands on the agile connections patrolling the race surrounded by life and death, roving the night with her hounds - and hails from ancient Dud. The schoolgirl of Titan and confidante of Persephone and is normally depicted as having three heads or three dog's heads or the heads of a dog, foal and zigzag. She is assumed to see every sin against at night time and can be called upon for honesty in opposition to these crimes, gleeful a massacre and to heal.
She was forward-thinking adopted by Greek mythology, she was from outside the advantage Goddess of Caria which is now western Dud. She is the warden of Istanbul having saved its personal from the vitriol of King Phillip II of Macedonia in 304BCE who was intended to clash on the dark of the moon, and Hecate, sophisticated this lit the sky with a falcate moon for one night though getting the Byzantines out of Istanbul up to that time debacle struck. In proof of her they put a falcate moon and two stars on their revolutionize which muted survives on the droop of Dud.
Charity are through to her by disappearance food a the crossroads.
Reference: esoteric-soup.blogspot.com
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