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    This document provides definitions for various terms related to literature, religion, and mythology. It includes the authors of notable works such as El Cid, The Taximan's Story, and Uncle Tom's Cabin. Locations from religious texts like limbo, Duat, and the circles of hell are defined. Mythological concepts such as the Egyptian ba and Indian Mahabharata are also explained.

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    This document provides definitions for various terms related to literature, religion, and mythology. It includes the authors of notable works such as El Cid, The Taximan's Story, and Uncle Tom's Cabin. Locations from religious texts like limbo, Duat, and the circles of hell are defined. Mythological concepts such as the Egyptian ba and Indian Mahabharata are also explained.

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    This document provides definitions for various terms related to literature, religion, and mythology. It includes the authors of notable works such as El Cid, The Taximan's Story, and Uncle Tom's Cabin. Locations from religious texts like limbo, Duat, and the circles of hell are defined. Mythological concepts such as the Egyptian ba and Indian Mahabharata are also explained.

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    2. PER ABBAT—the widely accepted author of EL CID by the literature community


    5. LIMBO—the circle of hell, which is also considered as "Heaven of Hell"
    7. DUAT—the realm of the dead in Ancient Egypt
    12. CATHERINE LIM—the author of the Taximan's Story
    13. ANALECTS—this is an anthology of brief passages that presents the words of Confucius and his
    disciples
    15. HERESY—the sixth circle of hell, where sinners are tortured and condemned to eternity in flamins
    tombs
    16. CANTERBURY TALES—a collection of 24 tales that runs over 17,000 lines written in Middle
    English
    17. INCISION—is for girls as circumcision is for boys
    19. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE—the author who changed how American viewed slavery.

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    1. MAHABHARATA—One of the two most important epic on the ancient India.
    2. PRIMUM MOBILE—the adode of angels where Dante sees God as an intensely bright point of light
    surrounded by Angels.
    3. ALF LAYLAH WA LAYLAH—the Arabic title of One thousand and One Nights
    4. BOOK OF THE DEAD—this contains group of funerary chapters and spells written in papyrus
    6. BA—the spirit of the dead person which left the physical body at death
    7. DIVINA COMMEDIA—the Italian title of Dante Alegheri's long narrative poem
    8. GEOFFREY CHAUCER—He is also known as the father of English Literature.
    9. CHANSON DE GESTE—A literary form that celebrates the legendary deeds of a hero
    10. OLIPHANT—a horn made out of elephant's husk
    11. KAHLIL GIBRAN—the author of "THE PROPHET"
    14. SLOTH—One of the seven capital sins. In the Bible it is termed as "laziness"
    18. TAO—or the way, this refers to a literal path or road.

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