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 1   1   |           he is the eagle of the sky; as dwelling in the waters
 2   1   |        of a post he supports the sky with his smoke. 'Smoke-bannered' (
 3   1   |          of heaven in the bright sky; he was born on the other
 4   7   |         lightning shaft from the sky; but he is usually said
 5  11   |        illumines the ends of the sky when she awakes; she opens
 6  11   |   náktosása). She is born in the sky, and in, therefore constantly
 7  11   |       yoked, the daughter of the sky is born. They are awakened
 8  14   |           and is produced in the sky. Here the celestial Waters
 9  15   |        make the sun traverse the sky, and obscure it with cloud
10  15   |         and refreshment from the sky. Rain abounding in heavenly
11  16   |       and they placed him in the sky; various individual gods,
12  16   |       object: he is a gem of the sky, or a variegated stone set
13  17   |   countries; it moves around the sky; it traverses heaven and
14  18   |       the waters, the sun in the sky, Soma on the rock. The wind
15  18   |       flight of the birds in the sky, the path of the ships in
16  18   |       have been the encompassing sky. It has, however, become
17  18   | identical with the Greek ouranos sky. In any case, the word appears
18  23   |         said to have adorned the sky with stars, to have placed
19  28   |         the remote recess of the sky. In his abode, which is