By the time of the mystery religions, Ea was referred to as Oannes (or sometimes considered as Oannes' father), which in greek is written Ioannes (i.e. John); according to the myths, Oannes spent the days teaching mankind wisdom.
According to the myths, Oannes spent the days teaching mankind wisdom. By the time of the mystery religions, Ea was referred to as Oannes (or sometimes considered as Oannes' father), which resembles the Greek word "Ioannes" (i.e. John).
By the time of the mystery religions, Ea was referred to as Oannes (or sometimes considered as Oannes' father), which resembles the Greek word "Ioannes" (i.e. John). According to the myths, Oannes spent the days teaching mankind wisdom.
By the time of the mystery religions, Ea was referred to as Oannes (or sometimes considered as Oannes' father), which resembles the Greek word "Ioannes" (i.e. John). According to the myths, Oannes spent the days teaching mankind wisdom.