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Aztec Water Goddess
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Christine
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Date:
11/15/07
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400x494, 65kb
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Painter (Corel), Photoshop
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It is said that Chalchiuhtlicue, the Aztec Water Goddess was furious with humans for their wicked ways. She swirled the seas into a fury and commanded the rain to pour down and flood the land. All life was destroyed, except for a few animals and humans which she transformed into fish.
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