"Being a thief" . = equivalent to being a thief, a thief. And we wonder: what is the etymology of the word caco? Tracking Down the term come to an explanation that gives Wikipedia: "In Greek mythology, Caco (Greek Κακός Kakos , 'bad' or 'evil', in Latin Cacus ), son of Vulcan, was a giant half man and half satyr spewing clouds of flames and smoke. He lived in a cave on Mount Aventine in Latium (now Rome). "According to other sources, Caco was a minor god of Rome, son of Vulcan. As the Caco Greek, Roman also lived in a cave on the Aventine. When Hercules was returning from a mission with the interests of one Geryon, whom he defeated in battle, Caco stole four cows and four oxen. To trick Hercules, Caco he used a clever ruse. Pulling the tail of the animals, did entering their cave walking backwards. In this way the tracks of the hooves seemed to indicate that the animals had left the lair of Caco when, in fact, was the opposite. Hercules fell into the trap until he heard bellowing to one of the animals. Then execute to Caco Hercules, whose last name has achieved today as a synonym for loving the alien. There were even times when it came to be regarded as the patron of thieves.
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