Zalmos

High in the misty Carpathian Mountains, beyond the reach of the Roman legions, the ancient Getae (a Thracian tribe) spoke of a man who cheated death. To the Greeks, he was a barbarian mystic; to his own people, he was a living god. His name was (also known as Salmoxis or Zamolxe).

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The Roman Emperor Trajan would later discover the power of this belief during his Dacian Wars (101–106 AD). Roman soldiers reported that Dacian warriors sang as they marched into battle, cutting off their own wounds to avoid pain, and laughing as they faced decapitation. They were convinced that they were going to the side of to live an eternal life of feasting and joy. This radical rejection of death terrified the legions.