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	Kotharat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Kotharat or Kotharot or Kathirat (various suggested pronunciations of Ugaritic ktrt) 'the skilful ones' were a group of northwest Semitic goddesses appearing in the Ugartic texts as divine midwives.
		In the story of Aqhat the chieftain Daniel, in order to obtain a child, for seven days feasts the Kotharat who have entered his house, the "swallow-like daughters of the crescent moon".
		In "Nikkal and the Kotharat" the Kotharat are first summoned to oversee the birth of a son to Yarikh the moon-god and the goddess Nikkal and then summoned a second time to bless the human girl Prbkht for her forthcoming marriage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kotharat (237 words)

	alt.mythology Canaanite/Ugaritic Mythology FAQ, ver. 1.1
		'The illuminator of myriads (of stars)', 'lamp of heaven', possibly also the crescent moon and 'lord of the sicle' and thereby the father of the Kotharat.
		Kotharat (was thought to be Kathirat) 'skillful' - a group of goddesses associated with conception and childbirth.
		He rejoyces and slaughters an ox for the Kotharat, pouring sacrifices to them for six days and watching them depart on the seventh.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/mythology/canaanite-faq (6551 words)

	Kotharat - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Kotharat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
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		The Kotharat or Kotharot or Kathirat (various suggested pronunciations of Ugaritic ktrt) 'the skilful ones' were a group of northwest Semitic goddesses apearing in the Ugartic texts as divine midwives.
		Sanchuniathon refers to group seven daughters of El by ‘Ashtart whose Phoenician name is not given but who are called the Titantides or Artemides in Greek.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Kotharat.html (230 words)

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		'The illuminator of myriads (of stars)', 'lamp of heaven', possibly also the crescent moon and 'lord of the sickle' and thereby the father of the Kotharat.
		Kotharat (was thought to be Kathirat) 'skillful' They are a group of goddesses associated with conception and childbirth.
		He rejoices and slaughters an ox for the Kotharat, pouring sacrifices to them for six days and watching them depart on the seventh.
	www.hollyfeld.org /heaven/Usenet/Mythology/FAQ.caanmyt.9805 (6678 words)

	IBSS - The Bible - Genesis 1:3-5 DAY 1 - Day One
		Loewenstamm’s view seems to be the better explanation of "day one." Let’s look at a few passages.
		a day and a second he fed the Kotharat and gave drink" (Gibson, 106; KTU 1.17.II.32-3; COS, 345; ANET, 150).
		Here there is no need for a number for just one.
	www.bibleandscience.com /bible/books/genesis/genesis1_day1.htm (751 words)

	Let's Talkstory!
		We also worship Baalat, Tanit, Shapshu or Shapash, and Yarikh.
		Furthermore we have Kotharat or Kathirat meaning 'skillful'.
		There is Athtar or Ashtar or Atra of the sky meaning 'the terrible'.
	www.deceptioninthechurch.com /talkstory.html (11007 words)

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