Wander through Hekate's sanctuary...

[Theres]

the dialogue is in Turkish, but if you turn down the sound it makes for a nice stroll through Hekate's sanctuary on the New Moon...

http://www.leechvideo.com/video/view784098.html

[Lunacie]

Cool. Would have been even better if the focus had been better. Too much eyestrain, stopped about halfway through.

[aluokaloo]

I could have watched more of it, if it weren;t so blurry, I woulda loved to see those statues clearly my ex, who loves Hekate dearly would love this.

[Meadhbh]

Not bad it was interesting.

[Zephyrstorm]

Thank you Theres - It was certainly a lovely opportunity to see Lagina - Its nice to see the efforts to learn about the place, since its largely unspoken of in comparison with some other sites.

[Theres]

yeah, it felt good to see that something is going on there (although the picture is aweful).

these are pretty short, but of much better quality...

http://www.sitesandphotos.com/videostore/actions-show/id-198360.html

http://www.sitesandphotos.com/videostore/actions-show/id-198358.html

[Starry Night]

All of those were pretty cool. Made me think of a neat drawing I did about four years ago of a dark lady w/black flowing robes with only her face showing. There was darkness were her eyeballs should have been.

I drew that before I did any research on Hecate.

[Zephyrstorm]

yeah, it felt good to see that something is going on there (although the picture is aweful).

these are pretty short, but of much better quality...

http://www.sitesandphotos.com/videostore/actions-show/id-198360.html

http://www.sitesandphotos.com/videostore/actions-show/id-198358.html

Thank you again - It makes me tempted to buy the longer videos. But with no pricing listed... (that I could see anyway.)
Mama always said that if the price isn't listed, you don't need it.

I think I like the video of the Propylon most.

[PrincessKLS]

Hekate? Isn't her name supposed to be spelled Hecate?

[Theres]

Hecate is the Latin spelling.
the transliteration of the earlier Greek name is Hekate, from 'Ekata.

Her sanctuary at Lagina was from the late Hellenistic age, after Alexander the Great and at the beginning of the Roman period in Anatolia (modern Turkey), circa 2nd century BC, so i suppose either might be appropriate in this case.