I've been dabbling with these the locations and
Fibonacci’s equation, below.
I'm wondering if there are two locations that are common to the Titan's, apart from Gaia, which could already be one.
1. Styx
2. Rhea
3. Yildun
4. Eurydice
5. Rhamnousia
6. Bellerophon
7. Epione
8. Eurycleia
9. Amphithea
10. Cronus
11. Daedalion
12. Chione
13. Iapetus
14. Anticlea
15. Aeolus
16. Erebus
17. Jupiter (Sol: 0:0:0)
8. Xanthus
19. Furies
20. Cassiopeia
21. Zero
[1] The river to the underworld
[2] Gaia’s daughter all unfurled
[3] Fourth minor bear in vain
[4] By viper’s sting was slain
[5] Also known as Nemesis
[6] The doom of Chimera
[7] She is tasked with soothing pain
[8] Suckling Odysseus from afar
[9] Mother of the mother of
[10] Leader of the Titans
[11] He transformed into a hawk
[12] A daughter of Daedalion’s
[13] The piercer was how he was known
[14] Mother of Ulysses
[15] Ruler of the winds
[16] God of night, primordial flees
[17] Zeus’ namesake now lies in Sol
[18] Achilles’ favoured horse
[19] Women of vengeance infernal
[20] The vain queen rides not forth
[21] A final word, a course to follow, a poor miser’s sum[.] If you would understand it all, seek Fibonacci’s Zephyrum[.]
[1] The river to the underworld[,] [1] The river to the underworld[,] [2] Gaia’s daughter all unfurled[.] [3] Fourth minor bear in vain[,] [5] Also known as Nemesis, [8] Suckling Odysseus from afar[,] [13] The piercer was how he was known[.] [21] A final word, a course to follow, a poor miser’s sum[.] If you would understand it all, seek Fibonacci’s Zephyrum[.]
SUM(10,7,5,3)
[10] Leader of the Titans[,] [7] She is tasked with soothing pain[,] [5] Also known as Nemesis[,] [3] Fourth minor bear in vain[.]
The ryhme as follows without the numbers and [ ] tags reads as;
The river to the underworld, The river to the underworld, Gaia’s daughter all unfurled. Fourth minor bear in vain, Also known as Nemesis, Suckling Odysseus from afar, The piercer was how he was known. A final word, a course to follow, a poor miser’s sum. If you would understand it all, seek Fibonacci’s Zephyrum.
(Fibonacci’s Zephyrum: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144)
[1] Styx; 5 rivers flow to the Underworld. Styx is the "river of unbreakable oath by which the gods took vows". Titan Goddess and wife to Titan Pallas, daughter of Oceanus and Tethys. Styx had four Titan children; Zelus, Nike, Kratos, and Bia. Styx fought for the Olympians during the Titan-Olympian war (Titanomachy).
[2] Rhea; was one of the Titans, daughter of Uranus and Gaea. She was the sister and wife of Cronus, also a Titan. She was responsible for the way things flow in the kingdom of Cronus (her name means 'that which flows').
Rhea and Cronus had six children; Hestia, Hades, Demeter, Poseidon, Hera and Zeus. Rhea was often symbolised as a pair of lions that pulled a celestial chariot. This symbol was often placed on city gates, the best known example being that at the city of Mycenae, where two stone lions guarded the gates.
[5] Rhamnousia (Nemesis); Nemesis was the goddess of divine retribution and revenge, who would show her wrath to any human being that would commit hubris, i.e. arrogance before the gods. She was considered a remorseless goddess.
She was often called "Goddess of Rhamnous", an isolated place in Attica, where a temple was attributed to her. It was believed that she was the daughter of the primordial god Oceanus. According to Hesiod, though, she was a child of Erebus and Nyx.
According to another myth, Nemesis created an egg, from which two sets of twins hatched; one set was Helen of Troy and Clytemnestra, and the other was the Dioscuri.
[8] Eurycleia; is the daughter of Ops and granddaughter of Peisenor, as well as the wet-nurse of Odysseus. As a girl she was bought by Laertes, Odysseus' father. He treated her as his wife, but she was never his consummated lover so as not to dishonor his real wife, Anticleia. She nursed Telemachus, Odysseus' son.
[13] Iapetus was a Titan, son of Uranus and Gaea, and father of Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus and Menoetius. Iapetus was also considered the personification of one of the four pillars that hold the heavens and the earth apart, a role that he later bequeathed to his son, Atlas. He represented the pillar of the west, the other three being represented by his brothers Crius, Coeus and Hyperion.
[21] 0, Zero, Zilch, Zip, Cipher;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0
Random thoughts:
Earth (
Sol / Gaia) and
Uranus are the two locations, later based on the war between the Titans and the Olympians. (Source:
https://www.greekmythology.com/Myths/The_Myths/Titanomachy/titanomachy.html)
However, interesting to note, Uranus threw Gaia's children into
Tartarus - Tartarus is a G-Class star system, so, if there are two locations to pick, based on the heavily influenced Titan mythology,
Sol would be one system and Tartarus the other, since it was a source (the beginning, zero, 0) of great strife between the Titans, and led to Cronus and Gaia conspiring to castrate Uranus (which then gave birth to other Titans or Gods).
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in the fibanocci series. So, the last 2 terms being closest in natural. If you take more terms you will find them to be closer.