Eclipses have always carried an atmosphere of interruption. The ordinary rhythm of light is disturbed, the familiar order of the sky briefly gives way, and something normally dependable becomes uncertain. Ancient cultures responded to eclipses with fear because the Sun and Moon were not simply objects in the sky. They were regulators of life, time, fertility, kingship, and the relationship between the human world and the divine.
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