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In Etruscan mythology, Cautha (also Cath or Catha), was the sun goddess. She was the daughter of the sun itself. She was the goddess of beginnings and the dawn.

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Open Testing \| LDAP \| Middleware \| Computing @ UW-Madison (477 words)
	This can either be run from cautha via an X Windows session (if you have an X Server on your local machine), or you can download a copy of the Iplanet directory server from www.iplanet.com/downloads/ and install only the administration console on your local workstation.
	The administration server is running on port 9759 on cautha.
	These are probably the best ways to get real stuff done, but you'll either need a shell account on cautha or access to a host that has them installed.

Etruscan Deities (543 words)
	His symbols are the staff and laurel twig.
	Cautha or Catha was identified with the Roman sun god, Sol, whom the Greeks called Helius.
	His symbol was a sun disk crown, and depicted holding fire in each hand, rising from the sea.

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