Egg

Egg
   In the Phoenician Creation Legends of Philo Byblos, Mot, the primeval egg, was the child of Wind and Desire (Potos).
   In the Phoenician Creation Legend of Mochus, the egg was produced by Oulomos and when broken gave rise to Ouranos and Gea.
   The Ghaddar and certain other Jinn are said to have sprung from an egg: this may be a distorted Arabian version of the Creation Legends.
   See also Narayana, Ghaddar, Egyptian Creation Legends*, Khnemu.

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