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White Wolf is not Great, it's human ...

ELEVI:

MARCU OANA DENISA TULIN ANDRA RALUCA STANILA ANDREEA CHIRANA ELENA DIANA TIRU CLAUDIA-ANDREEA

PROFESORI:PROF. INDRUMATOR NEDU SILVIAPROF. FRANCEZA COJANU ELENAINDRUMATOR TIC: POSIRCA GINAPROF.ENGLEZA NEGRARU CAMELIAPROF.GRIGORE SONIAPROF. ARTE TUDORACHE ANISOARADIRECTOR PROF.IORDACHE CATALIN

Once, in the old days, a priest of his Marian

scour without respite in the realms of Dacia to help those

who needed to convey the geto-Dacians that the great

God watches over them. Unlike everybody else, he

wasn’t old, but he had his hair and beard as white as

snow and his faith, courage and willpower were known

not only by the people or Zamolxis, but also wild

animals.

The God realized the value of his servant

and stops him in the mountains to serve up close. Away

from the people, the priest continues to serve with the

same determination as before. In a short time, the beasts

of Dacia got to listen to him and considered him their

leader. The wolves loved him most because they were

the only ones without a leader, only hunger kept them in

hive.

After a time, Zamolxis speaks with his priest and decides that the time has come to serve him in another way, so he turned the priest in animal. But not in any animal, but in the most respected and most dreaded beast of Dacia, in a White Wolf, big and strong as a bear, giving him meant to gather all the wolves in the forests come in defense of the land.

Thus, whenever the Dacians were in distress, the wolves were coming to help, it was enough just to hear the scream of the White Wolf and anywhere would have been, the wolves jumped to defend those who were their brothers. White Wolf, however, was also a judge, punishing fearful and traitors.

But one day, the God called his servant to him, this time to enable him to choose, for the last time, if he wants to become a man or Wolf. With all the grief of the soul, what times will be, decides to remain with the God, hoping thereby to serve more useful land and his people. With all the vigilance of geto-Dacians, the wolves and the Great White Wolf, the Romans managed to infiltrate their ranks and, in nearby great invasion, planting in the souls of his seed leave no confidence towards the great God.

Thus, some Gauls begin to fear that the God will not be with them in the great battle; traitors comprised of fear begin to kill all the wolves were on hoping that one of them will be the Great White Wolf whose head will be able to give the Romanians in exchange for their lives. Wolves escaped into the mountains fleeing to never return in the using of the traitor brothers.

White Wolf and Zalmoxis retreat in the sacred mountain where will look with pain in hearts as the geto-Dacians will be defeated by the Romans due the treason.

The legends attributed to the geto-Dacians, in general, are not very complex in terms of the plot, but the way they propagate and how they were stored, their full symbol content, hidden meaning which wears, make to be among the most interesting legends of the world.

The banner of geto-Dacians, the Dragon with the Wolf's head is unique in the world. Wolves appear as a symbol on many objects discovered by archaeologists across the country and in foreign countries. Wolves are also regarded by some researchers as being the symbol of the Dacian sanctuaries.

The symbol of the Wolf as a defender of these lands does not stop only at the geto-Dacians. In other legends in their great majority demonstrated by historians, Saint Andrew was sent to preach in "realms of the wolves" and was watched throughout or towards the Dacian sanctuaries by the Great White Wolf.

Also, one version of the origin of the name Dacian consider originate apply full word - derived from a trace dialect, signifying wolf.

This is after other authors award related to the role of the Dacians as protectors of the Spiritual Centre of the world.

Nowadays, if you sit at camp fires or you will stop to listen to the stories of passionate mountains, you will definitely hear the stories of people who were rescued in moments of great peril on the mountain by a ... white wolf.

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