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A combination of the first letters of the names of the original four goddesses of ancient Greece. They specifically had a platonic foursome relationship while also studying alchemy at the top of mountain Pindos. They resisted Zeus' sexual desires. Zeus went crazy when they turned him down, so Hera cursed them to never have sexual intercouse ever again. They were devastated and decided to die altogether by jumping of the mountain. These are the world known women of Pindos. Their names were Athena (former princess of the now known UK), Xara (from the name Zacharo), Areti (from Philareti because she was a philanthropist), and Maria (also known as the Panagia with NTZ). Their memory is celebrated on November 21.
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