In this task you will be given a text passage from a trivia quiz. You should choose the category this question belongs to from these categories: History, Science, Social Science, Fine Arts, Literature. You can only choose one category, so if in doubt, please choose the closest match.

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Believed to be the source for the Cambodian god Preas Prohm, this god once had his beard turned red by the powerful weapon of Jalamdhara and gave qualified immortality to Taraka. He was charmed by an arrow into screwing his daughter immediately after the birth of Kama. The temple at Pushkar is one of the few dedicated to this god, who sprouted a new head to look at Satarupa every time she moved. Born with a thousand thighs, heads, arms, and eyes as the being Purusha, he is attended by the swan Hamsa, and his wife is the goddess of learning Sarasvati. His masculine name is similar to the neuter word for the principle underlying the universe, as well as to the name of the highest caste. FTP, name this often four-headed and four-handed creator-god of Hinduism.

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Social Science


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After this artist challenged an attributed painting to Correggio that was actually by Francesco Furini, he was inspired to paint Sigismunda. His portrait of Captain Coram was painted for the Foundling Hospital its subject founded. This artist's painting Night depicts a magistrate who has the contents of a chamber pot emptied over him. This artist of The Four Times of the Day included his dog Trump and an S-shaped (*) "line of beauty" on a palette in his self-portrait The Painter and his Pug. Another of his artistic subjects is depicted dumping his pregnant fiancee Sarah Young and has his watch stolen by syphilis infected whores before he goes to Fleet debtor's prison and ends up in an insane asylum. For 10 points, name this satirist who depicted seedy London life in A Harlot's Progress and A Rake's Progress.

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Fine Arts


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Responding to "Dover Beach," this author wrote "There's keen delight in what we have: The rattle of pebbles on the shore under the receding wave" in his poem "The Nineteenth Century and After." This author wrote a series of poems about a woman whose "breasts are flat and fallen now" according to a Bishop encountered on the road who states that "Love has pitched his mansion in/The place of excrement." This author of the (*) Crazy Jane poems described a group of animals that "paddle in the cold" in one poem, and stated that "All changed, changed utterly/A terrible beauty is born" in a poem about a political uprising. For 10 points, name this Irish poet of "Easter 1916" who declared "This is no country for old men" in "Sailing to Byzantium."

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Literature