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Children of a Different God Crossword Puzzle

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A crossword about the pantheons from various civilisations and mythologies. This puzzle was written for the Crossword Trios challenge in the Authors' Lounge. Enjoy!
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      1. Passageway in a church or temple
      4. Excessive and unwarranted. Perhaps the attention some gods and goddesses received
      7. In Inca mythology, Urcaguary was the god of this precious stone (sing.)
      10. In Inca mythology, the god of rain and wind
      11. Another name for 40A
      12. Business. Hermes was the Greek god of merchants
      13. Weather condition or cake coating. A gift from the Greek god Boreas, bringer of winter
      14. Put on a pedestal
      15. Allah, Arabian god of everything, the whole ____ and caboodle
      16. Affectionate embrace from Eros?
      17. Capital of the Inca Empire (1438-1533)
      20. Nile Valley country whose pantheon numbered more than 2,000
      23. Chief deity of the Sumerian pantheon (alt.)
      26. In Hinduism, the "Roaring God"
      29. Dialect or manner of speaking
      32. Servant
      35. In the Roman pantheon, Cupid was the ____ of Venus
      36. Tribute, of sorts, possibly written to a deity
      37. In Greek mythology, dryads and hamadryads live in oaks and other ____
      38. Fit for a nobleman
      39. Seeming like a grandparent, Norse goddess of joy, peace and the moon; married to Balder
      40. The supreme god in ancient Mesopotamia
      41. "The Simpsons" storekeeper sharing his name with the spirits of the mountains in the Inca Empire
      42. Salacia was the Roman goddess of this sort of water
      45. Bat signals? For the Mayas, Camazotz was a bat god
      48. Wade noisily; a sound possibly associated with Hapi, Egyptian god of the annual flooding of the Nile
      51. Eat quickly and greedily. Is this how gods would respond to sacrifices?
      54. In Greek mythology, Thanatos was the personification of ____
      57. In Greek mythology, the Horae were goddesses of the seasons, the ____ of life
      60. Regulus's constellation
      61. Weapon that Hephaestus (Greek god of blacksmiths) used to split Zeus's head
      62. An in-between place, in some religions
      63. Enticed, as with mythological Greek Sirens, attempting to shipwreck sailors
      64. Type of area inhabited by fauns in Roman mythology
      65. Avian creature, traditionally associated with the Greek goddess Athena
      66. Scratch (out)
      67. Church council
      68. Fawns' fathers, associated with Cernunnos, the antlered deity of Celtic mythology
      69. Rope fibre

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      1. Quetzalcoatl worshipper
      2. Sah was the Egyptian god of a constellation of the ____ in Orion and Lepus
      3. God of abundance and prosperity in the Peruvian and Bolivian altiplano
      4. Bring together, as a pantheon combines all the gods and goddesses of a civilisation
      5. Part of a pantheon
      6. Group of legendary "xian" in Chinese mythology: the ____ immortals
      7. In Zoroastrianism, the role of Rashnu (along with Mithra and Sraosha) (sing.)
      8. Rotate rapidly: something possibly assisted by Tawhirimatea, the Maori god of winds and storm
      9. Faithful and devoted to the deities of a civilisation
      18. Mesopotamian sun god
      19. Mangy mutt; Hecate is the Greek goddess of this animal
      21. Pantheon member
      22. Supporting
      24. ___ Fáil (Irish coronation stone)
      25. Fury, part of the mythologies of many gods
      26. Ceremonies, sometimes involving deities
      27. Reside. In Norse cosmology, living things ____ on and around Yggdrasil the sacred tree
      28. Test for purity
      29. Bronze age civilisation centred on the valley of Pakistan's longest river
      30. Early Peruvian
      31. Vaishya Dev, Nepalese god of toothache, may help relieve pain in this tooth
      32. Aphrodite's equivalent for Romans
      33. Specialised vocabulary (of the gods?)
      34. Instruct in the ways of the gods
      43. Rainbow shape associated with the Greek goddess Iris
      44. Norse war god whose hand was bitten off by the wolf Fenrir
      46. Number of gods in a monotheistic religion
      47. In Greek mythology, the Muses provided inspiration for this creative pursuit
      49. Not priestly
      50. Roman sun god
      51. In Chinese mythology, the Goddess Weaver would have been interested in these textiles
      52. Mayan god of corn and agriculture (2,3)
      53. Tiddy Mun was a bog deity worshipped in England and believed able to control this watery deluge
      54. Mama Sara ("maize mother") of Inca mythology was sometimes represented by these toy-like figures
      55. Open-air central courtyards in Ancient Roman architecture
      56. Greek god of the underworld
      57. Roman goddess of agriculture
      58. With "the Great", founder of the Achaemenid (first Persian) Empire
      59. Hittite god of the sky, derived from 23A