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In [[Hurrian]] [[mythology]], the '''Hutena''' are goddesses of fate. They are similar to the [[Norns]] of [[Norse mythology]] or the [[Moirae]] of [[ancient Greece]]. They are called the '''''Gul Ses''''' ('''''Gul-Shesh'''''; '''''Gulshesh'''''; '''''Gul-ashshesh''''') in [[Hittites|Hittite]] mythology. | In [[Hurrian]] [[mythology]], the '''Hutena''' are goddesses of fate. They are similar to the [[Norns]] of [[Norse mythology]] or the [[Moirae]] of [[ancient Greece]]. They are called the '''''Gul Ses''''' ('''''Gul-Shesh'''''; '''''Gulshesh'''''; '''''Gul-ashshesh''''') in [[Hittites|Hittite]] mythology. | ||
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In Hurrian mythology, the Hutena are goddesses of fate. They are similar to the Norns of Norse mythology or the Moirae of ancient Greece. They are called the Gul Ses (Gul-Shesh; Gulshesh; Gul-ashshesh) in Hittite mythology.
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