Neptune

Neptune was named Poseidon by the Greeks. God of the seas and waters, he was Saturn's son and Jupiter's brother. He also reigned over horses and horseriders. Tradition gave him a trident with which he raised the waves in his ire. With one blow from his trident, that the astrological hieroglyph reproduces, he cut through the Acropole's roc and opened a source at the place where was built, later, the Erechtheion. His innumerable daughters populated the sources, water courses and the sea.

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