
Scythian Tabiti and Ossetian Satana and Queen Satanaya correspond, and I believe Herodotus writes about Tabiti and Hestia as they both are goddesses of fire / hearth.
Satana / Satanaya is the primary matriarch in scythian and sarmatian mythology, a universal mother in the Nart (giant) Sagas coming from the black sea, north Caucasus.
| Σατανά | female personal figure / name | c. 1400–700 BCE (pre-Classical horizon) |
| Venus / Morning Star / Phōsphoros / Eōsphoros | astral poetic figures | c. 800–300 BCE |
| Greek Septuagint usage | The sat- root occurs 4x: satan x2, satanan, sata; seems to mean natural truth, a measure as natural outcome; This truth is used as an adversary to Solomon. | c. 290–200 BCE |
| Greek New Testament usage | [todo......] | c. 150–350 CE |
| Lucifer Demonization | Latin reframing of Venus / Morning Star / Phōsphoros / Eōsphoros | c. 400CE |
Satan: Saturn, Kronos, that Ophis (serpent, temple guardian) in the garden of Eden , that Phosphorus / Lucifer Morning Star / Venus / Dawn Bringer from the Old Testament, literally any old god by name...