"So-called All-Father of myth" NYT crossword answer is:
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The All-Father of myth is a figure commonly found in many different cultures and religions. In Norse mythology, the All-Father is Odin, the chief god of the pantheon. He is associated with wisdom, war, magic, and death. In other cultures, the All-Father is a figure of authority, often a father-like figure who is the head of the family or tribe. The All-Father is often seen as a wise and powerful figure who is responsible for the well-being of his people.
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