Gorgon

Medea's personal body guard

As Echidnaic Priestesses conducting the Mystery Rite

It’s a small fragment from 4th B.C that’s a comedy titled as “Gorgons.”

Drinking from the cup

So in the 4th during a comedy, they were using euphemisms to drinking from a vagina... thick mouthed, soaked in drugs (fire forged), short eared (labia I guess), round... and attributing that to what you do with Gorgons.

Here they are alluding to Gorgons being those Medwa, those Echidnaic priestesses, those Oracular priestesses, who conduct The Mystery, in which the initiate drinks from that cup

Georgia / Gorgon

Land

The names of the nation of Georgia derives from Old Persian designation of the Georgians vrkān meaning "the land of the wolves", that would eventually transform into gorğān, term that finds its way into most European languages as "Georgia".

Medusa / Medea

Medusa was a gorgon. And Georgia is the old land of Colchis, which is where Medea and her Medusae (priestesses) including her personal bodyguards the Gorgons, were located.

Scythians

In history, Medea and her priestesses were descended from the Scythians who were horseback bow hunters, they put venoms in their hair and drew their arrowheads over the hair before shooting their victims to "freeze" them via the paralysis of the venom. Explains the later Pythia priestesses at Delphi, and importance of snake imagery across Hellenism.

Medicine

Much bronze/iron age medicine was also based on the venoms.

Wolves

Lupa (female wolf) was a term also given to these temple priestesses... later re-branded as "whores" by the christian church. So, there's your wolf connection.

George

St George (christian) was important (much later) in the region fighting a dragon. Dragons are those serpents, those priestesses... A dragon is a temple guardian of relics and secrets. A person, not a mythical creature. It's a title. It's the church fighting the previous religion, and obscuring that history.

see also

• Medea
• Medusa
• Echidnaic Priesthood