Keywords
semántica
griego
indoeuropeo
mitología
etymology
semantics
Greek
Indo-European language
mythology
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Abstract
This article analyzes the etymology of the name of the God Asclepius and its relation within the attributes of the God. So we hope to give a plausible and the most-possible-correct etymology with Indo-European origin, and we do compare the different etymological explanations given before that have caused some controversies because of its origin. Crucial importance has the fact that we emphasize the solar character of the God.References
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