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Input: original question: what Quotation has Addressee [Harmony (Harmonia)] and [Enlil]?
answer: strife brings all things into being on her battlefield.  this i know.  i have been there many times,‚äù says vashanka, lord of sack and pillage.  ‚äúi have died before.‚äù, mercy is not in favor in my heavens today,‚äù says vashanka, unforgiving and combative, folding vast arms and spearing harmony with lightning that crackles from his gaze.
answer type: Quotation.
auxiliary information: Harmony (Harmonia) is the patron goddess of Thebes in Greek mythology and history and the tutelary goddess of the Sacred Band of Thebes..  She is the goddess of celestial order, truth, justice, and balance. In the Sacred Band of Stepsons fictional universe, she follows the survivors of her Scared Band of Thebes to Lemuria and beyond, to Sanctuary.   There she follows in love with the Stepson Nikodemos and heals him when he is wounded.  The demigod Tempus objects to her interference, then relents.  When Nikodemos is killed in battle, she immortalizes him and makes him her avatar.  Harmonia fights beside her Theban Sacred Band at the Battle of Meridian and also fights for them in the concomitant Theomachy in heaven,  negotiating with the storm gods of the armies in behalf of her faithful.Enlil:;Type: Quotation addressee. ;

[Harmony (Harmonia)] and [Enlil] are Addressee's in which of the following quotes?