A Talmudic tradition claims that the man who lives in this location is Jacob, while Dante alludes to that man as Cain. Norse mythology interprets this object as a man in a carriage, continuously chased by the wolf Hati. Coyolxauhqui ("co-yol-show-kee") became the goddess of this object when she plotted to kill her mother and Chang'e ("chong-uh") fled here with her rabbit. Tsukuyomi is the embodiment of this object in Japa
A Talmudic tradition claims that the man who lives in this location is Jacob, while Dante alludes to that man as Cain. Norse mythology interprets this object as a man in a carriage, continuously chased by the wolf Hati. Coyolxauhqui ("co-yol-show-kee") became the goddess of this object when she plotted to kill her mother and Chang'e ("chong-uh") fled here with her rabbit. Tsukuyomi is the embodiment of this object in Japanese mythology. For 10 points, name this astronomical object, associated with Selene in Greek mythology and Luna in Roman mythology.
A Talmudic tradition claims that the man who lives in this location is Jacob, while Dante alludes to that man as Cain.
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