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Egoi is a minor divinity among the Basques associated with the south wind. Egoi creates windstorms.

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Jose Miguel de Barandiaran, obras completas. Egilea, Jose Miguel de Barandiaran. Argitaletxea, Editorial la gran enciclopedia vasca, Bilbao 1976.
"Pequeño diccionario de mitologia vasca y pirenaica". Egilea Olivier de Marliave. Argitaletxea, Alejandria, Barcelona 1995.

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