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|description=The name given to the creative gods in the Peruvian theogony, and later to the rulers of the country. “The Incas, ''seven ''in number have repeopled the earth after the Deluge ‘, Coste makes them say (I. iv., p. 19). They belonged at the beginning of the ''fifth ''Root‐race to a dynasty of divine kings, such as those of Egypt, India and Chaldea {{ | |description=The name given to the creative gods in the Peruvian theogony, and later to the rulers of the country. “The Incas, ''seven ''in number have repeopled the earth after the Deluge ‘, Coste makes them say (I. iv., p. 19). They belonged at the beginning of the ''fifth ''Root‐race to a dynasty of divine kings, such as those of Egypt, India and Chaldea {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:37, 6 October 2026
Incas
(Peruvian)
The name given to the creative gods in the Peruvian theogony, and later to the rulers of the country. “The Incas, seven in number have repeopled the earth after the Deluge ‘, Coste makes them say (I. iv., p. 19). They belonged at the beginning of the fifth Root‐race to a dynasty of divine kings, such as those of Egypt, India and Chaldea (TG).
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