"The numbers of the Serpent are sixty-six, and six hundred and sixty-six, and the parts thereof. Because in the coil of the cycle, behold the distances are two-thirds of a circle, whether it be a hundred or a thousand, or three times a thousand. Thus does the Great Serpent rolleth up the heavens, and braideth the firmament into a cyclic coil. None can magnify this by giving it a name - not 'Him' or 'Te-in' or 'Ba'al' or 'God' - for That is the circle without beginning or end. That is the majesty that compasses the multiverse."
- Ereškigal, the Book of Stars