Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Codex Divinum, an evidence-graded atlas of gods
An interactive atlas maps the family trees, symbols, etymologies, and cross-tradition connections of gods, angels, heroes, and other celestial figures.
Field notes
The atlas organizes material by both tradition and recurring thread, allowing a visitor to move from a pantheon’s family tree to links across cultures. Visible examples include the Hathor thread, which spans seven figures across seven traditions, and a lexical history of “demon” that passes through Greek, Koine Greek, Latin, and Middle English. Entries carry explicit evidence labels, including “Well supported,” “Scholarly consensus,” and “Rests on nothing.”
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