• Stars as deities. A121
• Heavenly bodies from objects thrown into sky. The Christ Child throws mud pies into the sky and creates sun, moon, and stars. A700.1
• Sun, moon, and stars forged by smith. A700.5
• Sun, moon, and stars nourished on fire. A700.7
• Creator separates sun and moon to prevent birth of more stars. A736.1.4.3
• Creation and condition of the stars. A760
• Stars created by creator. A760.1
• Ascent to stars. People or animals ascend to the sky and become stars. A761
• Stars as transformed lovers. A761.3
• Stars as fires in the hearths of ghosts. A761.4
• Stars are men peering through holes in sky. A761.5
• Stars thought of as living beings. A761.6
• Stars from objects thrown into sky. A763
• Stars from arrows shot at sky. A763.1
• Stars hung by god in heavens to decorate it. A763.2
• Stars as pieces of the moon. A764
• Stars as children of the moon. Cook Zeus I 523 n. 6. A764.1
• Stars as children of sun eaten by their father. Hence no stars in the day. A764.1.1
• Stars as children of sun and moon. A764.1.3
• Stars as drops of the moon's blood. A764.2

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