Although not cosmogonic in the stricter sense of the term, we may conveniently include here the myths given to account for the origin of death.
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This process is akin to several other cosmogonic conceptions of the ancient world ( especially those found in Stoicism ( see also Hermetism, and Aristotelian hylomorphism ).
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Literature of Nicaragua can be traced to pre-Columbian times with the myths and oral literature that formed the cosmogonic view of the world that indigenous people had.
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In post-Vedic mythology, this legend becomes one of the basis of many cosmogonic myth called the Varaha legend, with Varaha as an avatar of Vishnu.
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Reay Tannahill in " Sex in History " ( 1980 ) singled out Nammu as the " only female prime mover " in the cosmogonic myths of antiquity.
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A new cosmogony was evolved, which is different from Sanskrit tradition but has an unmistakable affinity with the cosmogonic hymns in Rigveda and the Polynesian myth of creation ".
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"Dew " s play a crucial role in the cosmogonic drama of the " Bundahishn ", a Zoroastrian view of creation completed in the 12th century.
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A few fragments of these works survive in quotations by Derveni Papyrus now proves that at least in the fifth century BC a theogonic-cosmogonic poem of Orpheus was in existence.
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In interpreting the cosmogonic role of stellar associations Ambartsumian's went on to argue the necessity of change to existing views on star formation; namely, for dissolution and against condensation.
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In his cosmogonic depiction of the universe, Ptolemy referred to an extensive system of aeons that emanated from a Ogdoad of the Pleroma based on the prologue of John's gospel.
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