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         <title>FUN FACTS:</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. Ancient Egyptians believed that people were made out of clay on a potter's wheel by the river god Khnum.<br>2. Isis was often depicted wearing a headdress shaped like a throne.<br>3. Isis's sister Nephthys wore even more intense headgear, including a house and a basket.&nbsp;<br>4. The characters in Egyptian myths have constant changing roles.&nbsp;<br>5. Anubis, the god of death was associated with the head of a jackal. Jackals were known to dig up the bodies that were buried therefore associated with death.<br>6. Egyptians preserved the bodies so that the soul could reunite with the body in afterlife.&nbsp;<br>7. In one of his roles, the god Thoth served as a mediator between good and evil, and various disagreeing gods.&nbsp;<br>8. Cats were considered sacred in Egypt.&nbsp;<br>9. The name "Anubis" was likely pronounced "Anapa" in Ancient Egyptian.<br>10. Thoth's animal avatar is an ibis. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>An interesting video on 5 popular creation myths. </title>
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         <title>One Text Example of Gods and Goddesses. </title>
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