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In Egyptian mythology, Seth, the god of chaos, storms, and the desert, is not typically depicted as having children. He is often associated with conflict and strife, particularly in his rivalry with his brother Osiris and nephew Horus. While some myths suggest he may have had offspring, such accounts are not prominent in the traditional narratives. Seth's primary role is more focused on his antagonistic relationships rather than familial bonds.

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