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Pan (mythology) [r]: In Greek mythology, a rural goat-legged god, inventor of the pan-pipes.

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	In [[Greek mythology]], ~~he was~~ a [[Greek god\|god]] of ~~[[mountain]]s, pastures, fields, [[music]], and [[sheep]] herding who had [[body]] parts like a [[goat]], including legs, who lived in [[Arcadia]] and cavorted with [[nymphs]]~~.		In [[Greek mythology]], a rural goat-legged [[Greek god\|god]], inventor of the pan-pipes.