The Egyptian myth of Osiris and Seth, the Greek myth of Oedipus and Laius, and the later Egyptian myth of Horus and Isis all share which of the following themes? the rebellious theft of fire from the sun-chariot, and its delivery to human culture the unexpected survival of the protagonist after being set adrift in a large body of water the divine prophecy that the protagonist will kill his father and marry his mother the just punishment of the protagonist after attempting to trick the supreme deity the armed expedition to harvest cedar trees from the forests of Lebanon

The Egyptian myth of Osiris and Seth, the Greek myth of Oedipus and Laius, and the later Egyptian myth of Horus and Isis all share which of the following themes? the rebellious theft of fire from the sun-chariot, and its delivery to human culture the unexpected survival of the protagonist after being set adrift in a large body of water the divine prophecy that the protagonist will kill his father and marry his mother the just punishment of the protagonist after attempting to trick the supreme deity the armed expedition to harvest cedar trees from the forests of Lebanon

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