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Pan is a Greek god associated with wild nature, shepherds, and their flocks, as well as rustic music, fertility, and spring. He matters in classical mythology and culture as a symbol of untamed natural forces and is typically depicted with the lower body of a goat and the upper body of a human.
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Pan (altgriechisch Πάν Pán, arkadisch Πάων Páōn, deutsch ‚Hirte‘) ist in der griechischen Mythologie der Hirtengott. Seiner Gestalt nach ist er ein Mischwesen aus Menschenoberkörper und dem Unterkörper eines Widders oder eines Ziegenbocks.
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