Anglo Saxon

Dryghton

DRYDEN, Dryton, DYAUS, Deus, etc is the Indo European comparable title to Aleph- the Lead Ox, The God, The Head, The Beginning, the one who pulls the plow, the One who experiences *drudgery* for the others-the weaker.

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