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Ayg, goddess of the dawn.
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Tork Angegh - "Given by Ange?". A great-grandson of Hayk. A monstrous and ugly hero. Threw massive boulders to sink enemy ships in the Black Sea. Sometimes equated with Thor and Polyphemus and possibly Tar?unna.
Amanor - "The bearer of new fruits" (the god of the new year, Navasard). May or may not have been the same god as Vanatur.
Vanatur - Either meaning "the Lord of Van" or "giving asyl
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