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|description=“Fire worshippers” from ''Al‐alt'', the God of Fire. The same as the Kabiri or ''divine ''Titans. As the seven emanations of Agruerus (Saturn) they are connected with all the fire, solar and” storm gods (''Maruts''). {{ | |description=“Fire worshippers” from ''Al‐alt'', the God of Fire. The same as the Kabiri or ''divine ''Titans. As the seven emanations of Agruerus (Saturn) they are connected with all the fire, solar and” storm gods (''Maruts''). {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Alethae
(Phœn)
“Fire worshippers” from Al‐alt, the God of Fire. The same as the Kabiri or divine Titans. As the seven emanations of Agruerus (Saturn) they are connected with all the fire, solar and” storm gods (Maruts). (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: “Fire worshippers” from Al‐alt, the God of Fire. The same as the Kabiri or divine Titans. As...