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• Zama
  ...c Tribes]] and of the [[Ithatian Tribes]]. Zama is the [[Ithatian Language|Ithatian]] name for the sun goddess often called [[Eriu]] in other cultures. Zama is *[[Isxinthion Gods]]
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• Kanter
  ...He is thought to have been [[Ithatia]]n or at least widely disseminated by Ithatian merchants throughout the [[Pallathantic]]. Kanter is depicted as a curly-h *[[Isxinthion Gods]]
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• Ithatian Tribes
  [[File:MapIthatianMigrations500AS.jpg|thumb|300px|Ithatian Tribe Migrations of the mid first millennium [[AS]]]] The migration of the four ancient Ithatian Tribes from [[Erserce]] into the islands of the east and middle [[Pallathan
  865 bytes (108 words) - 05:55, 26 September 2023
• Pallatha
  ...ught nourishing rains from the sea and softened the harshness of the storm gods. She was anciently associated with [[starmoon]]. [[Category:Gods of Asdar]]
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• Thuvaki
  ...syncretist in religion, practicing [[Arathracianism]] and worshiping local gods as well. In common modern usage, Thuvaki often refers to language, customs, [[Category:Ithatian]]
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• Kirxios
  ...] and [[Ebinóë]]. The name Kirxionantis means devotee of Kirxios in the [[Ithatian Language]] and the derivative word, kirxionantine, means a student of wizar ...e played the role of a counselor to [[Heliops]] and the other [[Isxinthion Gods]]. In Ithatia, a temple dedicated to Kirxios is commonly called a [[Kirxio
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• Liluthio
  ...s known as [[Lute]] in the [[Midretassene Pantheon]], [[Thulion]] in the [[Ithatian Pantheon]], and [[Galliblips]] in the [[Moigthe Pantheon]]. [[Category:Gods of Asdar]]
  835 bytes (115 words) - 17:04, 31 December 2018
• Elystra
  [[Category:Gods of Asdar]] [[Category:Isxinthion Gods]]
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• Thuvaki Coasts
  ...rations and private practices. The Thuvaki dialects of [[Ithatian Language|Ithatian]] are spoken there.
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• Agdaskalos
  ...torians regard Agdaskalos as one of the forefathers of the [[Golden Age of Ithatian Philosophy]]. ...rds the account of the creation of humans according to the Thetzisari. The gods first created the feyfolk, spirits of the air, and the trollfolks, spirits
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• Rhio
  ...o devotees who come into his power. According to legend, the [[Chaos Gods|gods of Chaos]] ([[Communions]]) kidnapped Rhio as a lad and he was only rescued ...s abduction, detention, and rescue by [[Arathrax]] is told in verse by the Ithatian poet, [[Choronaxipos of Teliasper]], in the [[Metamorphosis of Rhio]].
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• Hakamos
  The myth of Hakamos is of great significance to mages in the Ithatian and Midretassene traditions. The image of Hakamos is often used to signify *[[Myths and Legends of the Isxinthion Gods]]
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• Orkybanthinantis of Addinoro
  ...od survivor culture. The Kalamantica is a work of prose written in ancient Ithatian, the language of scholarship at that time. It was translated into ancient M *[[Gods of Kalama (Orkybanthinantis)]], sixth century, no longer extant
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• Thetzisari Tribes
  ...y in legend, rudimentary traces of their culture, great rock carvings, and Ithatian legend. Scholars debate whether they were related to the Neptultchi, the M ...k hair, and dark brown eyes. The word 'Thetzisari' comes from the ancient Ithatian word, 'theze.' The Thetzisari were known for a vast sum of oral lore, mos
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• Great Moyad
  ...to the culmination of the legendary conflict. The war was dated by later Ithatian scholars to the thirteenth century [[AS]]. :Over-King Throntiacus, Leader of the Ithatian Tribes
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• List of Theophoric Personal Names of the Pallathantic
  ...e. The ending -nantis, -cantis, means 'devotee of' in [[Ithatian Language|Ithatian]]. The ending -zukos, -zuka means "gift". *Isxinthia ''feminine'' (Like the Isxinthion Gods)
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• Thetzisari
  ...in legend, rudimentary traces of their culture, great rock carvings, and [[Ithatian]] legend. Scholars debate whether they were related to the Neptultchi, the ...k hair, and dark brown eyes. The word 'Thetzisari' comes from the ancient Ithatian word, 'theze.' The Thetzisari were known for a vast sum of oral lore, mos
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• Threy
  ...d outcasts, but also the opener of ways who can bring about what the other gods cannot or dare not. ...ad secreted them and recover them so the sun would return to the sky. The gods punished Threy for this action which only further exacerbated his hatred fo
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• Dramegginite Gods and Religion
  Dramegginite Gods and Religion are thought to be the source of the Kalaman religion and panth Dramegginite Gods are very practical and have families.
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• Isxinthion Gods
  [[File:IsxinthionPantheon.jpg|thumb|300px|A Prosopography of the Isxinthion Gods]] ...hroughout Asdar. In the west, the Isxinthion Gods are considered the core gods of the '[[Old Religion]].'
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