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19. (1836) The new pantheon; or, an introduction to the mythology of the ancients

She is said to have taught the art of tilling the earth, and sowing corn, and making bread. […] To him the Egyptians were indebted for the flourishing state of their arts and commerce. […] Prometheus was venerated as the inventor of many useful arts. […] He taught them the art of writing, gave them laws, and instructed them in astronomy, geometry, medicine, and other sciences. […] Who taught the art of tilling the earth, raising corn, and making bread?

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