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1. (1883) A Hand-Book of Mythology for the Use of Schools and Academies

The tender light of evening is suddenly blotted out by the vapors, the light of the sun is quenched in gloom. […] They adored fire, light, and the sun, as emblems of Ormuzd, the source of all light and purity, but did not regard them as independent deities. […] This light was called by men the Aurora Borealis*. […] The light appears in the east and disappears in the west. […] The rays of light are his messengers and servants.

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