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How many gates of the underworld must the goddess Inanna pass through in Sumerian myth?
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In Greek mythology, how many eyes covered the watchful giant Argus Panoptes?
Answer: One hundred
Why: After Hermes slew Argus, Hera honored her servant by placing his eyes onto the peacock's tail feathers.
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How many beautiful names are attributed to God in Islamic tradition?
Answer: Ninety-nine
Why: A hadith in both Bukhari and Muslim counts them as one hundred minus one and promises Paradise to whoever memorizes them all.
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What does the number zero represent in Western numerology?
Answer: It represents the unmanifest void
Why: Numerology reduces every date to a digit from 1 to 9, sparing only the master numbers 11, 22 and 33, so nobody ever gets a life path of zero.
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How many heads grew back whenever one was severed from the mythical Lernaean Hydra?
Answer: Two
Why: Heracles finally defeated the monster when his nephew Iolaus cauterized each severed neck with fire.
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What tree connects the nine worlds in Norse mythology?
Answer: Yggdrasil
Why: In the Poetic Edda the squirrel Ratatoskr races up and down the ash Yggdrasil, carrying the eagle's words to the dragon Nidhogg at its root.
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What caused the number 17 to be considered unlucky in Italy?
Answer: Anagram of the word VIXI
Why: VIXI, Latin for 'I have lived', was carved on Roman tombs, so XVII rearranged reads like a death notice.