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Meanings of god of wealth in inglés

Type of deity.

        Usage of god of wealth in inglés
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        Momus was the god of laughter, and Plutus the god of wealth.
        Bulfinch's Mythology: The Age of Fable
        2
        From your associations and occupations you must inevitably worship the god of wealth.
        The Far Horizon
        3
        He is not the god of wealth by any means.
        The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 1...
        4
        Kausambi outvies the residence of the god of wealth.
        Tales from the Hindu Dramatists
        5
        Plutus, in ancient mythology, the god of wealth.
        McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader
        6
        Because of this, Cernunnos was conceived as a giver of plenty, a god of wealth and prosperity.
        Witch School's First Degree
        7
        While he was king, a merchant named Fortune, richer than the god of wealth, lived in the city.
        Twenty-Two Goblins
        8
        These things would be given him, if he would but confine his worship to the god of wealth.
        Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
        9
        PLUTUS, god of wealth
        The Age of Fable
        10
        His son helped the two ladies on horseback and led them to his own city, rich as the city of the god of wealth.
        Twenty-Two Goblins
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        Her Majesty rose very early next morning and proceeded to the Audience Hall to worship the God of Wealth.
        Two Years in the Forbidden City
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        As with many other Chinese gods , the proto-being of the God of Wealth, Ts'ai Shên, has been ascribed to several persons.
        Myths and Legends of China
        13
        This creature is Mammon,- Godof Wealth,-whois so busy counting his treasures that at first he pays no heed to Sir Guyon.
        The Book of the Epic: The World's Great Epics Told in Story
        14
        The Ichimura dance represents the seven gods of wealth; and the Morita dance represents a large ape, and is emblematical of drinking wine.
        Tales of Old Japan
        15
        (2) Daikoku is the popular God of Wealth.
        Kokoro: Hints and Echoes of Japanese Inner Life
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        9 Translated by Professor Chamberlain the 'Deity Master-of-the-Great-Land'-one of the most ancient divinities of Japan, but in popular worship confounded with Daikoku, God of Wealth.
        Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: First Series