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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Behemoth comes from the same named creature in Jewish mythology which is massive beast, said to be the unconquerable entity of the land. | * Behemoth comes from the [[wikipedia: Behemoth|same named creature]] in Jewish mythology which is massive beast, said to be the unconquerable entity of the land. | ||
* Behemoth, along with {{Transient icon|Ziz}} and {{Transient icon|Black Storm|show name=n}} [[Black Storm|Leviathan]], comprise the three primordial monsters that preside over the land, sky, and sea respectively in Jewish mythology. | * Behemoth, along with {{Transient icon|Ziz}} and {{Transient icon|Black Storm|show name=n}} [[Black Storm|Leviathan]], comprise the three primordial monsters that preside over the land, sky, and sea respectively in Jewish mythology. | ||
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