3. Según las tradiciones helénicas,

3. Según las tradiciones helénicas, «el dios del gallo de los cretenses, Velchanos, se asimila a Zeus» (SECG, 10). El gallo se encuentra al lado de Leto, encinta de Zeus, cuando ella da a luz a Apolo y Artemis. También está a la vez consagrado a Zeus, a Leto, a Apolo y a Artemis, es decir, a los dioses solares y a las diosas lunares. Los Versos de oro de Pitágoras recomiendan en consecuencia: «alimentad al gallo y no lo inmoléis pues está consagrado al sol y a la luna.»

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3. According to the Hellenic traditions, "the Rooster of the Cretans, Velchanos, God is assimilated to Zeus» (SECG, 10). The rooster is located next to Leto, it expectant mothers of Zeus, when she gives birth to Apollo and Artemis. It is also at the same time devoted to Zeus, to Leto, Apollo and Artemis, namely the solar gods and the Lunar goddesses. The verses of Pythagoras gold recommended accordingly: "big Al gallo and not inmoléis it as it is consecrated to the Sun and the moon."

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3. According to the Greek traditions, "the god Rooster Cretans, Velchanos, is assimilated to Zeus" (GCSE, 10). The rooster is next to Leto, pregnant by Zeus, when she gives birth to Apollo and Artemis. It is also the time dedicated to Zeus, Leto, Artemis and Apollo, that is, to the sun gods and goddesses moon. Golden Verses of Pythagoras accordingly recommend "feed the rooster and not immolate it is dedicated to the sun and the moon."

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3. According to the traditions of the Greek God, "The rooster of the cretans, velchanos is equated to Zeus (SECG, 10). The rooster is located beside Leto, pregnant with Zeus, when she gives Birth to Apollo and Artemis. At the same time is also dedicated to Zeus, Leto, Apollo and Artemis, i.e., The Lunar solar Gods and Goddesses. The Golden Verses of Pythagoras recommended accordingly: "Don"t Feed the rooster and inmoléis is enshrined as the sun and the luna.»