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    Posted: 02-Aug-2017 at 14:22
What is the origin of this belief? 

It is tree of Hades, it is also used in Islam.

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Is it the hullupu tree of Inanna?

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  Quote Aeoli Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16-Aug-2017 at 05:56
Originally posted by .Sidney

Is it the hullupu tree of Inanna?

Hullupu is some kind of Tree of Life, isn't it?

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Is there anyone know that the myth about Hades and Cypress???

All sources say that it is symbol of Hades, but that's it. Cry

"CYPRESS The cypress was the tree of mourning, a plant held sacred to the god of the dead."

From a famous Oil painting "Dead man's Island" and lots of Cypress Tree

Ottoman Cemetery
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Apollo loved the boy Cyparissus. Cyparissus in his turn loved a stag. But the boy accidentally slew the animal, and was so grief stricken that he wished to die. Apollo turned him into the Cypress tree, which has droplets of sap appearing on its bark like the tears of Cyparissus. Thus it is the tree of mourning.

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