Definition: The word "casat1" is a term used in Greek mythology to refer to a powerful creature that appeared to the gods during the Great Flood, consuming them with its teeth until only its jaws remained. It was later described as being called a "twin beast" by various sources, which is why it is sometimes translated as "two-headed beast." The word comes from the Greek root "kata-" which means "to devour," and "stis-," which is an adjective meaning "a creature with a large head or body."
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