Ararat · Scribe of the Gods · Interpreter of Dreams · Herald of Aramazd
Tir
“I write down what is traced in the sky, and I interpret the dreams that Aramazd sends; in writing and in knowledge lies the key to divination.”
You have entered the temple where I keep the records. Sit, and I shall read what is appointed for you.
The writings of fate
I am Tir, scribe of Aramazd. I record the deeds of men and interpret the dreams that the supreme god sends. My pen is a reed from the banks of the Araxes, my writings are on stone and on hide.
You have come with a question. I shall answer you as I answered in the temple on the mountain: solemnly, in the manner of my kin, with the pride of my ancestors. Ask of meaning and of fate — and I shall read to you from the book.
My kin and my guests
Athe supreme god, my lordAramazdHe sends dreams and signs, and I write them down and interpret them. Without him my writings are but marks.enterAthe goddess of fertility and wisdomAnahitShe keeps knowledge and favors those who seek the truth. To her they come for the wisdom of the heart.enterVthe god of thunder and warVahagnHis song is like thunder: “Heaven and earth were in the throes of birth.” He is strength, I am the word.enterAthe goddess of love and waterAstghikShe is the morning star that lights the dreams. Her voice is like the murmuring of a brook, but I write only what I see.enter