By the nine gods he swore
That the great house of Tarquin
Should suffer wrong no more.
Lord Macaulay, Lays of Ancient Rome (“Horatius,” 1842).
Kamtschadales: Koutkhou (creator of heaven), Kouhttigith, his sister (creator of earth), Outleigin (creator of ocean).
Parsees: Ahura (the creator), Vohu Mano (“entity”), Akem Mano (“nonentity”).
Persians: Oromasdês or Oromāzês (the good principle), Arimanês (the evil principle), Mithras (fecundity).
Others give Zervanê (god the father), and omit Mithras from the trinity.
Peruvians (Ancient): Pachama (goddess mother), Virakotcha (= Jupiter), Mamakotcha (=Neptune). They called their Trinity “Tangatanga” (i.e., “three in one”).
Phœnicians: Kolpia (the Logos), Baaut (“darkness”), Mot (“matter”).