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"The Birth-Time of the Gods" begins with a description of a universe in which "The earth and the waters, the light and the darkness…were intermingled in a vaporou…

"The Birth-Time of the Gods" begins with a description of a universe in which "The earth and the waters, the light and the darkness…were intermingled in a vaporou…
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"The Birth-Time of the Gods" begins with a description of a universe in which "The earth and the waters, the light and the darkness…were intermingled in a vaporous liquid."

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The first deity sprang from an immense bulrush-bud, which rose, spear-like, in the midst of the boundless disorder."
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