Zisa or Cisa

Zisa, or Cisa, was a pagan goddess once worshipped in Augsburg. Some modern scholars believe she was invented in the post-medieval period, but her story is still a fascinating one. According to legend, Zisa was a beautiful young woman who was kidnapped by a group of marauders. She was taken to their camp, where she was forced to become the leader's concubine. Zisa was unhappy in her new life, and she longed to escape. One day, she saw an opportunity and she ran away. She traveled for many days, until she came to Augsburg. The people of Augsburg were kind to Zisa, and they welcomed her into their city. Zisa learned their language and their customs, and she eventually became a respected member of the community. She never forgot her time in captivity, and she used her position to help other women who had been kidnapped. Zisa became a symbol of hope for women who were oppressed. She was a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a better future.