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Chaos and dragons
Leviathan, the tannin, Tiamat and the dragons of Genesis 1:21 — the chaos-monster and what the canon makes of it.
Wiki entries 5
- Chaoskampf Chaoskampf — the scholarly name for the ancient Near Eastern combat myth in which a storm-god defeats a sea-monster. The corpus reads these myths…
- Dragons Dragons are a category of large reptilian or serpentine creatures that the Wheel of Heaven framework identifies as deliberately created biological…
- Leviathan Leviathan — the Hebrew Bible's primordial sea-serpent. In the corpus, one of several names for the figure the Wheel of Heaven entry treats under…
- Tannin Tannin (תַּנִּין) — the Hebrew Bible's word for the serpent-dragon-monster class, named in Genesis 1:21. The corpus treats it under Dragons.
- Theomachy The Theomachy is the multi-age narrative event of the political-military conflict between the Elohim home-world Council and the…
Articles 2
- The Dragon Curve Genesis 1:21 creates the great tanninim — the Hebrew Bible's dragon-class word, softened to 'whales' and 'sea creatures' by two millennia of…
- The Archdeacon and the Dragon In 2020 a serving archdeacon of the Anglican Church in Australia published a book arguing that the Elohim of Genesis are 'the Powerful Ones' — a…
Timeline 1
Library 1
Datasets 2
- Myth Index A machine-readable CC0 index of 75 myth-motif attestations across 9 families — flood, divine council, theomachy, creation, giants — with Thompson…
- Theomachy Cross-References A CC0 dataset of combat myths (chaoskampf) across cultures — champion, adversary, chaos form, weapon, outcome. Machine-readable CSV and JSON download.
Most-cited sources 10
- Fossilized melanosomes and the colour of Cretaceous dinosaurs and birds
- A specimen-level phylogenetic analysis and taxonomic revision of Diplodocidae (Dinosauria, Sauropoda)
- The Dragons of Eden: Speculations on the Evolution of Human Intelligence
- The Ancestry of Birds
- The First Fossil Hunters: Paleontology in Greek and Roman Times
- An Instinct for Dragons
- Tail-propelled aquatic locomotion in a theropod dinosaur
- The Origin of Birds