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Aletheia

Deep Memory · claim DEEP-C052 · Observation rung · The people who brought the arts

The fish-cloaked sage depicted with Ea in first-millennium BCE Assyria is the apkallu type that the texts actually name.

Not featured in the current editionAI-extractedorigin: split of DEEP-C029 (report 2026-09-09-inbox-deep-memory-200334)

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[§ The people who brought the arts]

“The apkallu type that the texts actually name; Oannes in Berossus.”

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