Tabiti, Papai, Api, Targitai — hearth, sky, earth, and the golden gifts that fell from the sky.
The earth, wife of Papai, is what the steppe stands on.
Love and power, which grants dominion and takes it away.
Light, arrow and herds — the god Herodotus likened to Apollo.
The only one whom the gold that fell from the sky allowed near: the plough, the yoke, the axe, and the cup.
Sky, father of gods and men — so the Scythians called him in Herodotus.
The fire of the hearth — the most revered of the Scythian gods; an oath by her was stronger than all.
Sea god of the Royal Scythians, master of horses and waters.
Son of Zeus and the daughter of the river Borysthenes, from whom the Scythians traced their line.