The Facts on File Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend

Mythology

The word mythology (Greek: μυθολογία, from μυθος mythos, a story or legend, and λογος logos, an account or speech) literally means the (oral) retelling of myths – stories that a particular culture believes to be true and that use supernatural events or characters to explain the nature of the universe and humanity. In modern usage, mythology is either the body of myths from a particular culture or religion (as in Greek mythology, Egyptian mythology or Norse mythology) or the branch of knowledge dealing with the collection, study and interpretation of myths. In common usage, myth means a falsehood — a story which many believe to be based on fact but which is not true. However, the field of mythology does not use this definition....

Myths are narratives about divine or heroic beings, arranged in a coherent system, passed down traditionally, and linked to the spiritual or religious life of a community, endorsed by rulers or priests. Once this link to the spiritual leadership of society is broken, they lose their mythological qualities and become folktales or fairy tales. Not every religious narrative is a myth however; unless it is deeply rooted in tradition, it may also be trivial pious anecdote or legend. 

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The Facts on File Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend, 2nd ed., Anthony S. Mercatante, rev. by James R. Dow, Facts on File, 2004, ISBN 0-8160-4708-1. The contents below follow the indexing by subject in the second volume in wikipedia.

Abipone Indians

Significant articles

• Aharaigichi;

Aesopic fables

Significant articles

• Aesopic fables; Ant and the Grasshopper; The Ass in the Lion's Skin; Ass's Brains; The Avaricious and Envious;
• The Belly and Its Members;
• The Cat Maiden; The Cock and the Pearl;
• The Dog and His Shadow;
• The Eagle and the Arrow;
• The Fox and the Crow; The Fox and the Grapes; The Fox and the Mosquitos; The Frog and the Ox;
• The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs;
• The Hawk and the Nightingale;
• The Jay and the Peacock; Juno and the Peacock;
• The Lion and the Mouse; The Lion in Love; The Lion's Share;
• The Mice in Council, or Belling the Cat; The Milkmaid and Her Pail; The Mountain in Labor;
• The Old Man and Death;
• The Piper;
• The Serpent and the File; The Sick Lion;
• The Tortoise and the Birds; The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse; The Tree and the Reed; The Two Pots;
• The Wolf and the Crane; The Wolf and the Lamb; The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing; The Woodman and the Serpent;

African

Significant articles

• Aiwel;
• Kintu and Nambi;
• Legba or Leba or Legua or Liba; Leza; Libanza;
• Maori;
• Nummo or Nommo;
• Onyankopon;
• Tano;
• Uwolowu;

Minor articles

• Abuk and Garang; Adu Ogyinae; Ala; Anansi; Atai;
• Bomazi; Bumba;
• Cagn;
• Da; Deng;
• Efé; Eka Abassi; Eshu;
• Fa; Faran;
• Gikuyu, Masai, and Kamba or Kikuyu, Masai, and Kamba; Golden Stool; Gu;
• Haitsi-aibed;
• Iku; Ilé-Ifé; Imana; Imilozi; Iruwa;
• Jok; Juok;
• Kalumba; Kholumolumo; Khonvum; Kibuka; Kitamba;
• Lebe; Le-eyo; Leve; Long Juju;
• Marwe; Mason wasp; Mawu Lisa; Molimons; Moyna; Mujaji II; Mukasa; Mulungu; Murile; Mwambu and Sela;
• Nana; Ngunza; Njinyi; Nyame; Nzambi;
• Obatala; Obumo; Ogun Onire or Ogun; Olokun; Olorun; Oranyan; Orisha; Orunmila; Osa; Osawa; Oshossi; Oshun; Oshunmare;
• Poro;
• Ruhanga;
• Shamba; Shango;
• Taui'goad; Tchue; Tembo; Twe;
• Unkulunkulu;
• Velo Men;
• Wele; Were;
• Zin; Zoa;

Alacaluf Indians

Minor articles

• Xolas;

Amazonian

Minor articles

• Yara;

Amazonian Indians of Brazil

Minor articles

• Anhanga;

American

Significant articles

• Angel of Hadley;
• Judge Roy Bean; Black Bart; Daniel Boone;
• Cardiff Giant; Peter Cartwright;
• Evangeline;
• John Paul Jones;
• Abraham Lincoln;
• Mike Fink;
• Paul Bunyan; Pecos Bill;
• Vanishing Hitchhiker;
• George Washington;

Minor articles

• Ethan Allen; Robert Clay Allison; Annie Christmas; Appomattaox Apple Tree; Army of the Dead;
• Babe, the Blue Ox; Elfego Baca; Banjo; Antoine Barada; Barbara Frietchie; Phineas Taylor Barnum; Sam Bass; Belle Starr; Big Foot or Bigfoot; Big Harpe; Billy Potts; Billy the Kid; Blackbeard; Lizzie Borden; Rebel Belle Boyde; Br'er Fox; Br'er Rabbit; John Brown; Buffalo Bill; Butch Cassidy;
• Calamity Jane; Captain Kidd; Casey at the Bat; Casey Jones; Charter Oak; Coal-Oil Johnnie; D. B. Cooper; Giles Corey; Davy Crockett;
• Diamond Jim Brady; Doodang; Hannah Dustin;
• John Endicott;
• Fakelore; Feathertop; Febold Feboldson; Formula; Frankie and Johnny; Benjamin Franklin; Frenchy Aucoin;
• José Gaspar Gasparilla; Geronimo; Ghost Riders; Great Carbuncle; Great Stone Face; Gremlins;
• Eliza Harris; Hatfields and McCoys; Hex; Joe Hill; Howe's Masquerade;
• Ichabod Crane;
• Jesse James; Jim Bludso; Jim Bridger; Joe Baldwin; Joe Magarac; John Henry; Johnny Appleseed; Jonathan Moulton;
• Kate Shelley; Kemp Morgan; King Hal; Kit Carson;
• La Llorona; Leif Ericsson;
• Bat Masterson; Mister Dooley; Molly Pitcher; Mrs. O'Leary's Cow;
• Nain Rouge; Naomi Wise; Carry Nation; Natty Bumppo;
• Annie Oakley;
• Peter Rugg; Pocahontas; Po' Sandy;
• Revenant; Paul Revere; Rip Van Winkle; Rosie the Riveter; Betsy Ross; Ruidoso;
• Sam Hart of Woburn; Sam Slick; Skipper Ireson's Ride; Springfield Mountain; Miles Standish; Old Stormalong; Strap Buckner; Swamp Fox;
• James Thurber; Tom Quick; Tony Beaver; Two-Toe Tom;
• Uncle Remus; Uncle Sam; Unsinkable Molly Brown; Urban legend;
• Daniel Webster; Windingo; Witch of Wellfleet; Work Projects Administration or WPA; Wreck of the Hesperus;
• Yankee Doodle;

Andes Indians

Minor articles

• Cun or Con;

Anglo Saxon

Minor articles

• Hengist and Horsa;
• Woden or Voden or Votan or Wotan or Wootan;

Antilles

Minor articles

• Iocauna; Zemi;

Arabic

Significant articles

• Aladdin or Alaeddin; Ali Baba; Al-Safa and Al-Marwa; Antar or Antarah;
• Douban;
• Sinbad the Sailor;
• The Thousand and One Nights;

Minor articles

• Ahl-at-tral; Al-Uzza;
• Dendan; Djinn or Jinn or Jinni or Jinnee;
• The Enchanted Horse;
• Ghoul;
• Sennacherib;

Araucanian Indians of Chile

Minor articles

• Caleuche; Camahueto; Cherruve; Chonchon;
• Guallipen or Huallepen; Guecubus or Geucufu or Huecuvu; Guinechen; Guirivilo or Neguruvilu;
• Manta or Huecu;
• Tenten and Caicai;

Arawak Indians

Minor articles

• Kururumany;

Arawak Indians of the Guianas

Minor articles

• Aiomun Kondi;
• Orehu;

Armenian

Significant articles

• David of Sassoun; Devs and Hambarus;

Minor articles

• Ara; Aram; Aramazd;
• Hayk; Hotots;
• Javerzajarses and Kaches;
• Mihr;
• Nane or Hanea; Nhangs;
• Santaramet; Shahapet; Shvod;
• Tigranes; Tiur or Tir;
• Vahagn;
• Zatik;

Assyrian

Minor articles

• Ashur or Ashir or Ahshur or Asir or Asshur or Asur;

Australian

Minor articles

• Adno-artina; Altjira; Atnatu;
• Bagadjimbiri; Baginis; Baiame; Bamapama; Banaidja; Biggarro; Boorala; Bori; Brewins; Bunjil; Bunyip; Buurt-kuuruk;
• Churinga or Tjuringa; Colbumatuan-kurrk;
• Darana; Deert; Dimbulans; Djanbun; Djanggawul; Dreamtime;
• Eruncha;
• Gidja; Goin; Goonnear;
• Inapertwa;
• Julana; Jurawadbad;
• Knaninja; Kohin; Koi; Kookinberrook and Berrokborn; Koopoo; Koyan; Krum-ku-dart-boneit; Kuinyo; Kunapipi; Kuninwa-wattalo; Kurriwilban;
• Laindjung;
• Mahrach; Mailkun; Malingee; Mamandabari; Marindi; Minawara and Multultu; Mindi; Mokoi; Moo-roo-bul; Morkul-kua-luan; Mrarts; Mudgegong; Mullion; Mungan-Ngana;
• Najara; Nalul; Narguns; Net-net; Neulam-kurrk; Ngalalbal; Ngallenyook; Ngarangs; Ngunung-ngunnut; Numbakulla;
• Orokeet;
• Pallian; Potkoorok; Potoyan; Pundjel;
• Rainbow Snake;
• Tambora; Thinan-malkia; Tjinimin the Bat; Too-Roo-Dun; Tulugal; Turong; Tutugals;
• Uli-tarra;
• Walangada; Walwalag Sisters; Wambeen; Wiwonderrer; Wollonqua; Wondjina;
• Yabons; Yaho;

Aztec

Significant articles

• Coatlicue or Ciuacoatl or Civocoatl or Cihuacoatl or Coatlantona or Conteotl;

Minor articles

• Apizteotl; Atlacamanc; Atlatonan; Atlaua;
• Chachalmeca; Chalchihuitlicue or Chalchiuhtliycue or Chalchiuhcihuatl or Chalchiuhtlicue; Chiconquiahuitl; Cihuateteo or Cihuapipiltin; Coyolxauhqui;
• Ehecatl;
• Huemac; Hueytonantzin; Huitzilopochtli; Ixtlilton or Yxtlilton;
• Iztaccihuatl;
• Mayauel; Metztli or Metzli; Mictlantecuhtli or Mictlanteculi; Mixcoatl or Yemaxtli or Yoamaxtli; Montezuma II or Monteczoma II or Motechuzoma II or Moctezuma II or Montecuzomatzin II;
• Omacatl; Ometecuhtli or Ometecutli; Opochtli;
• Paynal or Paynalton;
• Tlaloc or Tecutli or Tlaloque; Tlazolteotl or Tlaculteutl; Toci or Tozi or Temazcalteci; Tonacatecutli or Tonacateotle; Tonatiuh; Tzitsimine;
• Ueuecoyotl; Uixtocihuatl;
• Vitzilophuchtl;
• Xilonen; Xipe Totec; Xiuhtecuhtli or Xiuhtecutli; Xochiquetzal; Xolotl Huetzi;
• Yacatecutli;

Babylonian

Significant articles

• Adapa;
• Bel;
• Etana or Etanna;
• Marduk;

Minor articles

• Allallu; Anunnaki or Anunna or Anunnake or Ennuki; Apsu or Absu or Apsu-Rishtu; Aralu or Arallu or Irkalla; Av or Ab;
• Bau; Benini;
• Enkidu or Eabani or Endimdu or Engidu or Enkita;
• Gula;
• Humbaba or Huwawa or Kumbaba;
• Nabu; Ninib or Nerig or Nineb or Nin-ip or Nirig;
• Tammuz or Dumuzi;
• Ubshukinna or Ubshukenna or Upshukkinaku;
• Zag-Muk or Zagmuku;

Bakairi Indians of central Brazil

Minor articles

• Keri and Kame;

Bolivian

Significant articles

• Tonapa or Thunupa or Taapac;

Borneo

Minor articles

• Kinharingan;

Brazilian

Minor articles

• Macunaima; Mani; Milomaki; Mount Roraima;

British

Major articles

• Arthur;

Significant articles

• Animal Farm;
• Beowulf;
• Guy of Warwick;
• Merlin or Merddin or Myrddin;
• Tristram or Tristran or Trystan and Iseult or Ysolde or Ysonde or Yseult or Isold or Isolte or Yseulte or Isot or Izot;

Minor articles

• Accolon of Gaul; Acheflour; Adam Bell; Addanc of the Lake; Agaran; Agretes; Albania; Albion; Aldinger, Sir; Allan-a-Dale or Allin-a-Dale or Allen-a-Dale; Amangons; Amant , Sir; Amfortas; Angarad of the Golden Hand; Aroundight; Astolat; Avalon;
• Babes in the Woods; Roger Bacon; Bailiff's Daughter of Islington; Balan and Balin; Bedivere, Sir; Belin; Bevis of Hampton; Billy Blin; Bladud; Blunderbore; Boadicea or Boudicca; Bogy; Brut;
• Camelot; Caractacus; Carausius; Cavall; Geoffrey Chaucer; Clootie; Clym of the Clough or Clement of the Cliff; Constans; Conwenna; Cophetua; Cradlemont; Cradock; Curtana; Cymbeline;
• Dagonet; Dun Cow;
• Edmund, Saint; Edyrn; Elaine; Elfthryth; Elidure; Estmere; Estrildis; Excalibur;
• Galahad; Gareth; Gil Morice; Glastonbury; Godiva, Lady; Gog and Magog; Gorboduc; Gotham, Wise Men of; Guinever or Ganor or Ganora or Generua or Ginerva or Genievre or Guenever or Guanhumara or Guanhumar or Guinevere; Gwain;
• Igraine or Igerna or Igerne or Ygerne;
• Jack and the Beanstalk; John Barleycorn;
• Kulhwch and Olwen;
• Lady of Shalott, The; Lady of the Lake; Lancelot of the Lake; King Lear or Leir or Lir; King Lot of Orkney;
• Mabinogion; Maid Marion; Queen Margawse; Morgan le Fey;
• Order of the Garter, The Most Noble;
• Perceval or Percival or Percivale or Parsifal or Parzival;
• Questing Beast;
• Reliques; Richard the Lion-Hearted; Robin Hood; Round Table;
• Sir Patrick Spens; Stonehenge; Stone of Scone;
• Taliesin; The Tanner of Tamworth; Tarquin; Tintagel; Titurel;
• Ulfius; Unquiet Grave; Urre; Uther Pendragon;
• Viviane; Vortigern;
• Wayland the Smith; Dick Whittington; William the Conqueror;

Buddhism

Minor articles

• Pali;

Buddhism

Major articles

• Buddha;

Significant articles

• Avalokiteshvara or Avalokita;
• Kuan-Yin or Kuan Shih-Yin;
• Mahavira; Maitreya; Mara; Mudra*;
• Saluka-Jataka; Sumsumara-Jataka;
• Tara; Tirthamkara;
• Yul-Iha*;

Minor articles

• Abhinna; Adi-Buddha; Agama; Akshobhya; Ambapali; Amitabha; Amoghasiddhi; Ananda; Anatapindaka; Anuruddha; Arhat; Ashta-mangala; Asita; Asoka or Ashoka;
• Bardo Thodol; Bato Kanzeon; Bhavacakra; Bhikkhu or Bhikshu; Bishamon; Bodhi; Bodhidharma; Bodhisattva or Bodhisatta; Bodhi-Tree; Bonten; Buddhas;
• Channa; Chia-Lan; Chunda; Citipati;
• Dadak; Daibutsu; Dai Mokuren; Dakinis; Dalai Lama; Dem Chog; Devadatta; Dhammacakka; The Dhammapada; Dharma or Dhamma; Dharmapala; Dhyani-Boddhisattvas; Dhyani-Buddhas; Dipankara Buddha;
• Emma Ten;
• Fo; Fu Daishi; Futen;
• Gwaten;
• Handaka Sonja; Hattara Aonja; Hua-Kuang Fo;
• Idaten; Ishana Ten; Ishvara;
• Jan-Teng Fo; Jataka; Jigoku; Jina; Jingu-ji; Jiten; Jiu No O or Jiu Ni Ten; Jizo Bosatsu;
• Kakebotoke; Kanthaka; Karashishi; Kashyapa; Kaundinya; Khen-Pa; Khon-Ma; Kwannon or Kwanyin; Kwaten;
• Lung-rta;
• Mahasthamaprapta; Mahayana; Mandala; Manjushri; Marishiten; Maya; Milarepa; Miroku Bosatsu; Mudra – Abhaya mudra; Anjali mudra; Bhumisparsa mudra; Dharmachakra mudra; Dhyana mudra; Vara mudra; Vitarka mudra; Vyakhyana mudra; Mustard Seed, The; Myo-o;
• Nanda; Ni-o; Nirvana; Nitten;
• Padmasambhava; Palden Lhamo; Perahera; Prakriti; Pratyeka-Buddha; Prayer Wheel; P'u Hsien; Pu-tai Ho-shang; Pyan-ras-gsigs; Rasetsu Ten;
• Sab-dag; Samantabhadra; Sangha; Seng-don-ma; Shitenno; Shuddhodana; Stupa; Suiten; Sutra;
• Tag-Mar; Taishaku Ten; Tam-Din; Tathagata; Tennin; Than ka; Tipitaka; Ti Tsang or Kshitigarbha; Tri-ratna;
• Urna; Ushnisha;
• Vairocana; Vajra-Dhara; Vajrapani; Vajravarahi or Varahi; Vasavadatta; Vimalakirti; Vishakha; Vishvapani;
• Wei T'o; Wesak or Vesak;
• Yakushi Nyorai; Yao-Shih Fo; Yashodhara; Yul-Iha – Lha; Tsan; bDub; gZah; dMu; Srin-po; rGyal-po; Ma-mo;
• Zao Gongen;

Subarticles

• Mudra – Abhaya mudra*; Anjali mudra*; Bhumisparsa mudra*; Dharmachakra mudra*; Dhyana mudra*; Vara mudra*; Vitarka mudra*; Vyakhyana mudra*;
• Yul-Iha – Lha*; Tsan*; bDub*; gZah*; dMu*; Srin-po*; rGyal-po*; Ma-mo*;

Burmese

Minor articles

• Apauk-kyit Lok;
• Hkun Ai;
• Ko Pala;
• Lan-yein and A-mong; Leippya;
• Mahagir or Magaye;
• Nats;
• Titha Jumma;

Cakchiquel Indians

Minor articles

• Chamalcán;

Canaanite

Significant articles

• Dagon;

Minor articles

• Anath or Anat or Anata or Hanata; Aqhat; Asherah;
• Nikkal;

Carib Indian

Minor articles

• Lake Machira; Maconaura and Anuanaitu;

Celtic

Significant articles

• Cuchulain;
• Deirdre or Deidrie or Deidra or Deidre or Dierdrie; Druids;
• Ossian;

Minor articles

• Aengus Og or Angus Og or Oengus Og; Albiorix; Amaethon; Anu; Arianrhod; Aynia;
• Balor; Banba; Banshee or Bean-sidhe; Belinus; Belisama; Beltaine or Beltane or Baltein or Bealtuinn or Beltan; Bith and Birren; Blathnat or Blaine; Boann; Borvo or Bormo; Bran; Branwen; Bress; Brian; Brigit or Brigid or Bride or Bridget or Brigindo; Brownie; Bussumarus;
• Camulos or Camulus; Caswallawn or Cassibellawn or Cassivelaonus; Cenn Cruaich; Ceridwen or Cerridwen or Keridwen; Cernunnos; Cessair; Cluricane or Cluralan or Cluricaune; Credne or Creidne; Cyhiraeth;
• Dagda or Daghda; Danu; Diancecht; Dirona or Sirona; Domnu; Dwyvan and Dwyvach; Dylan;
• Eremon or Herimon; Essus; Ethne or Ethlinn or Ethna or Eithne or Ethnee or Ethnea or Aithne;
• Finn; Fintaan or Fintan; Flidais; Fomorians;
• Govannon; Grannos; Gwydion or Gwidion; Gwynn or Gwynwas;
• Kelpie or Kelpy;
• Leanhaun Shee; Leprechaun or Leprecaun or Luchorpain; Lir or Llyr or Lear or Ler or Leir; Lleu Law Gyffes; Luchtaine or Lud; Ludd;
• Mabon; Maev or Maeve or Medb or Meadhbh; Mananaan; Moccus or Mocco; Morrigu, The; Mullo;
• Nudd;
• Ogma or Ogham;
• Pryderi or Phyderi;
• Salmon of Knowledge; Samain or Samhain or Samhuinn or Sauin; Sucellos; Sul;
• Taranis; Tuan Mac Carell; Tuatha de Danann;
• Uther Ben;

Chaco Indians

Minor articles

Kasogonga;

Chibcha Indians of Colombia

Minor articles

• Bachúe; Bochica;
• Chibcachum or Chicchechum; Chiminigagua or Chimizigagua;
• Guatavita Lake;
• Huitaca;
• Nemterequeteba;

Chinese

Significant articles

• Chuang Tzu or Kwuangze; Confucius;
• Erh-shih-ssu Hsiao*;
• Lao Tzu;
• P'an-ku or Phan-ku;

Minor articles

• Chang Chiu; Chang Hsien; Chang Kuo-lao; Cheng San-kung; Ch'en Nan; Ch'i Ku-tzu; Ching Tu; Ch'in-kuang wang; Chiu-t'ien Lei Kung; Chu Jung; Chu-ko Liang; Chu-lin Chi'i-Hsien; Chung-li Ch'üan or Chang Liang; Chun T'i;
• Erh-shih-ssu Hsiao – Emperor Shun; Tseng Shen; Emperor Wen; Min Sun; Chung Yu; T'ung Yung; Yen Tz'u; Chiango Ko or Kiang Keh; Lu Hsü or Lu Sü; T'ang Fu-jen or Ts'ui Shih or Ts'ui She; Wu Mêng; Wang Hsiang or Wang Siang; Kuo Chu or Kwoh Ku; Yang Hsiang or Yang Hiang; Chu Shou-ch'ang or Cho Show-Chiang; Yu Ch'ien-lou or Yü K'ien-low; Ta'i Shun or Tseng Shên; Lao Lai-tsu; Huang Hsiang or Huang Hiang; Chiang Shih or Kiang She; Wang P'ou or Wang Ngai; Ting Lan; Men Tsung or Men Sung; Huang T'ing-chien or Hwang T'ing-kien;
• Fan-Wang; Feng-huang; Feng Po;
• Hai K'ang; Han Hsiang Tzu; Heng-Ê; Ho Ho Erh-Hsien; Ho Hsien-Ku; Hsiao Kung; Hsieh p'ing-an; Hsien; Hsi-Shen; Hsi Wang Mu; Hun-tun;
• Juan Chi;
• K'ilin or Chi-len; Kuang Ch'eng-Tzu; Kuan Ti; K'uei Hsing; Kuo Tzu-i;
• Lan Ts'ai-ho; Lao Lang; Lei Kung; Lieh-tzu; Ling-pai; Li T'ien-kuai; Liu Ling; Lung Wang; Lu Pan; Lu Tung-pin;
• Ma Tsu P'o; Mu Kung;
• Pa-Hsien; P'ang Chu, P'ang Ch'ê, and P'ang Chiao; Pien ch'eng; Pien Ch'iao; P'ing-Teng;
• San Hsien Shan; San-yu; Shang-Ti; Shan T'ao; Shen; Shen Nung; Shui Ching-tzu; Sung-ti wang;
• T'ai-shan kun wang; T'ao t'ieh; T'ien Hou; Ti Yü; Tou Mu; Ts'ai Shen; Tsao Kuo-chiu; Tsao Shen; Ts'ien K'eng;
• Wang Jung; Wang Mu; Wen Chang Ti-chun; Wu-fu; Wu-kuan wang; Wu Lao; Wu ta chia; Wu-yuan kuei;
• Yao; Yeh Ching; Yen Kung; Yen-Mo wang; Yin and yang; Yü Huang; Yü Shih;

Subarticles

• Erh-shih-ssu Hsiao – Emperor Shun*; Tseng Shen*; Emperor Wen*; Min Sun*; Chung Yu*; T'ung Yung*; Yen Tz'u*; Chiango Ko or Kiang Keh*; Lu Hsü or Lu Sü*; T'ang Fu-jen or Ts'ui Shih or Ts'ui She*; Wu Mêng*; Wang Hsiang or Wang Siang*; Kuo Chu or Kwoh Ku*; Yang Hsiang or Yang Hiang*; Chu Shou-ch'ang or Cho Show-Chiang*; Yu Ch'ien-lou or Yü K'ien-low*; Ta'i Shun or Tseng Shên*; Lao Lai-tsu*; Huang Hsiang or Huang Hiang*; Chiang Shih or Kiang She*; Wang P'ou or Wang Ngai*; Ting Lan*; Men Tsung or Men Sung*; Huang T'ing-chien or Hwang T'ing-kien*;

Christian

Major articles

• Christmas;
• Jesus Christ;
• Virgin Mary;

Significant articles

• Adam and Eve; Adrian, Saint; Afra, Saint; Agatha, Saint; Agnes of Montepulciano, Saint; Agnes, Saint; Alban, Saint; All Souls' Day; Ambrose, Saint; Andrew, Saint; Anna and Joachim, Saints or Saint Anna and Saint Joachim; Anthony of Padua, Saint; Anthony the Abbot, Saint; Apollonia, Saint; Apostle; Ash Wednesday; Augustine of Canterbury, Saint; Augustine, Saint;
• Baptism; Barbara, Saint; Bartholomew, Saint; Basil the Great, Saint; Bavon, Saint; Bede the Venerable, Saint; Benedict, Saint; Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint; Blaise, Saint; Bonaventura, Saint; Boniface, Saint; Boris and Gleb, Saints; Brendan, Saint; Bridget of Sweden, Saint; Brigit, Saint; Bruno, Saint;
• Cain and Abel; Catherine of Alexandria, Saint; Catherine of Siena, Saint; Cecilia, Saint; Christina the Astonishing, Saint; Christopher, Saint; Clare, Saint; Clement of Rome, Saint; Clotilda, Saint; Columba, Saint; Constantine the Great; Corpus Christi; Cosmas and Damian, Saints; Crispin and Crispinian, Saints; Cross; Cuthbert, Saint; Cuthman, Saint; Cyril and Methodius, Saints;
• David, Saint; Denis of France, Saint; Domitilla, Nereus, and Achilleus, Saints; Donato of Arezzo, Saint; Dorothy or Dorothea, Saint; Dunstan, Saint;
• Easter; Eloy of Noyon, Saint; Eustace, Saint;
• Fiacre, Saint; Fools, Feast of or Feast of Fools; Fourteen Holy Helpers*; Francis of Assisi, Saint; Francis Xavier, Saint;
• George, Saint; Giles, Saint; Gregory the Great, Saint;
• Helena, Saint; Henry, Saint or Emperor Henry II; Hilary of Poitiers, Saint; Hubert, Saint;
• Ignatius Loyola, Saint; Isidore of Seville, Saint;
• James the Greater, Saint or Saint James Major; Jerome, Saint; Joan of Arc, Saint; John Chrysostom, Saint; John the Baptist, Saint; Joseph, Saint; Judas Iscariot; Julian Hospitaller, Saint; Justina of Antioch, Saint;
• Leonard, Saint; Longinus, Saint; Louis, Saint; Lucy of Syracuse, Saint; Luke, Saint;
• Magi; Mark, Saint; Martha, Saint; Martin of Tours, Saint; Mary Magdalene, Saint; Mary of Egypt, Saint; Mass; Mercurius, Saint;
• Nicholas, Saint;
• Olaf, Saint; Oswald, Saint;
• Patrick, Saint; Paul, Saint; Peter, Saint; Philip, Saint;
• Ranieri, Saint; Raymond Nonnato, Saint; Raymond of Pennaforte, Saint; Rémy, Saint; Roch, Saint or Roque, Saint;
• Saints; Sebastian, Saint; Sennadius, Dream of or Dream of Sennadius; Seven Sleepers of Ephesus; Swithen, Saint;
• Teresa of Avila, Saint; Thais, Saint; Thecla, Saint; Thomas à Becket, Saint; Thomas Aquinas, Saint; Thomas More, Saint; Thomas, Saint; Tobit;
• Ulrich, Saint; Ursula, Saint;
• Valentine, Saint; Veronica, Saint; Vincent de Paul, Saint; Vincent, Saint; Vitalis, Saint; Vitus, Saint; Vladimir of Kiev, Saint;
• Walpurga or Walpurgis or Walburga or Bugga, Saint; Wenceslaus and Ludmilla, Saints; Whitsunday; William of Norwich, Saint; William of York, Saint; Winefred or Winefride or Wenefrida or Gwenfrewi or Guinerva, Saint; Wulfilaic, Saint; Wulfram, Saint;
• Zenobio, Saint; Zeno, Saint; Zita, Saint;

Minor articles

• Abgar; Abomination of Desolation; Advent; Albertus Magnus, Saint; All Saints' Day; Alphege, Saint; Apollyon; Aspen; Athanasius, Saint;
• Baphomet; Barlaam and Josaphat; Barnabas, Saint; Befana; Bernardino of Siena, Saint;
• Candlemas Day or Candlemass; Casilda, Saint; Casimir of Poland, Saint; Chad, Saint; Cheron, Saint;
• Diego de Alcalá, Saint; Dismas or Dysmas or Dimas; Dives; Doctors of the Church; Drithelm, Saint; Joannes Duns Scotus; Diego Durán;
• Ebba of Codingham, Saint; Edith of Wilton, Saint; Elizabeth of Portugal, Saint; Evangelists, Four or Four Evangelists, Exaltation of the Holy Cross;
• Fabiola, Saint; Faith, Hope, and Charity, Saints; Felicitas and her Seven Sons, Saints; Ferdinand III of Castile, Saint; Florian, Saint; Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse; Fourteen Holy Helpers – Saint Achatius; Saint Barbara; Saint Blaise; Saint Catherine of Alexandria; Saint Christopher; Saint Cyriacus; Saint Denis; Saint Erasmus; Saint Eustace; Saint George; Saint Giles; Saint Margaret; Saint Pantaleon; Saint Vitus; Saint Dorothy; Saint Leonard of Noblac; Saint Oswald; Saint Nicholas; Francesca Romana, Saint;
• Gnosticism; Golden Legend, The;
• Hagia Sophia; Hilda, Saint; Hippolytus, Saint; Holy Innocents Day;
• Icon; Ignatius of Antioch, Saint; Ildefonso, Saint; Isidore the Ploughman, Saint;
• James the Less, Saint or Saint James Minor; Januarius, Saint; John the Evangelist, Saint; Joseph of Arimathea, Saint; Jude Thaddeus and Simon Zealot, Saints; Justa and Rufina, Saints;
• Kenelm, Saint; Kentigern, Saint; Kevin, Saint; Keyne, Saint; Kriss Kringle;
• Lammas; Lawrence, Saint; Lazarus; Lord of Misrule; Lucifer;
• Mammon; Margaret, Saint; Matthew, Saint; Maundy Thursday; Maurice and the Theban Legion, Saint; Medard of Noyon, Saint; Monica, Saint;
• Nicodemus;
• Pancras, Saint; Peter Martyr, Saint; Phocas, Saint; Pontius Pilate;
• Quiracus, Saint;
• Gilles de Rais; Regulus, Saint; Robert, Saint; Romanus, Saint; Rosalia, Saint; Rose of Lima, Saint;
• Good Samaritan; Santes of Monte Fabri, Saint; Sebald, Saint; Serapion the Sinonite, Saint; Simeon Stylites, Saint; Simon Magus; Stanislaus of Cracow, Saint; Stephen, Saint;
• Tree of Jesse;
• Victor de Plancy, Saint; Victor of Marseilles, Saint;
• Wolfgang, Saint;
• Yves or Ives or Ivo or Ybus or Helory, Saint;
• Zacchaeus; Zacharias, Saint;

Subarticles

• Fourteen Holy Helpers – Saint Achatius*; Saint Barbara*; Saint Blaise*; Saint Catherine of Alexandria*; Saint Christopher*; Saint Cyriacus*; Saint Denis*; Saint Erasmus*; Saint Eustace*; Saint George*; Saint Giles*; Saint Margaret*; Saint Pantaleon*; Saint Vitus*; Saint Dorothy*; Saint Leonard of Noblac*; Saint Oswald*; Saint Nicholas*;

Czech

Minor articles

• Blánik;
• Sarka;

Danish

Significant articles

• Hamlet;

Minor articles

• Frode;
• Axel Olrik;

Egyptian

Major articles

• Osiris;

Significant articles

• Amun or Amen or Aman or Ammon or Amon or Hammon;
• Bast; Buto or Bouto;
• Duat or Tuat;
• Hathor or Athyr or Athor; Horus;
• Isis;
• Khepera or Khepri or Kheprer or Chepera;
• Nephthys;
• Ra or [[Re[[ or Phra or Pre;
• Set or Seth or Sethi or Sit or Sut or Sutekh;
• Tefnut or Tefenet; Tem or Tum or Temu or Atem or Atum or Atmu; Thoth or Tahuti or Techa or Thout or Dhouti or Zhouti; Two Brothers, Tale of or Tale of Two Brothers;
• Utchat or Udjat or Wedjat;

Minor articles

• Akhenaton or Ikhnaton; Amenhotep or Amenophis; Ankh; Anubis or Anpu; Apis; Apophis; Atchet; Aten or Aton or Adon or Eton;
• Ba; Ba-neb-djet or Ba-neb-Tatau or Ba-neb-Tet or Be-nedbdetet; Behdety; Benu; Bes; Book of the Dead, The; Buchis or Bacis or Bkha;
• Coffin Texts;
• Ennead;
• Geb or Keb or Qeb or Seb;
• Hapi or Hap or Hapy; Harmachis; Haroeris or Horus the elder or Horus the great; Harpokrates or Horus the child or infant Horus; Hathsepsut; Hermes Trismegistus;
• Imhotep;
• Ka; Khnum or Khnemu or Chnum; Khonsu or Chons or Achunsu or Khons;
• Maat or Maa or Maet or Maht or Maut; Mehen; Menthu or Mentu or Mont; Min; Mnevis bull; Mummy; Mut or Mout;
• Nefer; Nefertiti; Neith or Neit or Net or Nut; Nekhebet or Nechbet; Nut or Nout;
• Ozymandias;
• Pharaoh; Ptah; Pyramid Texts;
• Rat; Renpet or Renenutet or Rannut or Remute or Ernuted; Rhampsinitus, Treasure of or Treasure of Rhampsinitus;
• Sakhmet or Sekhmet or Sechmet or Sekhait or Sekhauit or Skhautet or Sekhem; Sebek or Sebeq or Suchos or Sobek or Sebak; Seker or Sacharis or Seger or Sokar or Solare or Sokaris; Sekhet-Aaru; Serapis; Serqet or Selket or Selqet or Selquet; Shu; Sinuhe;
• Taurt or Taueret or Rert or Rertu or Apet or Opet; Tutankhamen;
• Unas or Unus or Unis or Onnos; Uraeus;
• Wenenut;

Eskimo

Significant articles

• Sedna;

Minor articles

• Aglookik; Aipalookvik;
• Inua;
• Tu-lu'kau-guk; Tunghat;
• Yua;

European

Significant articles

• Dietrich of Bern;
• Hatto;
• Oral-Formulaic Theory;
• Sleeping Beauty;
• Tale Type;
• Vampire;

Minor articles

• Hans Christian Andersen; Androcles and the Lion; Attila;
• Beast Epic; Bluebeard;
• Charivari; Charm; Cockaigne or Cocagne or Cockayne, Land of;
• Exemplum;
• Faust; Frame Tale; Francesca da Rimini;
• Gargantua; Great Goddess or Great Mother Goddess; Grisilda;
• John the Bear;
• Little Red Riding Hood;
• Mab; Motif;
• Nine Worthies, The;
• Oberon;
• Rosamund; Rumpelstiltskin;
• Sand Man; Shape-shifter;
• Variant;
• Werewolf;

Finnish

Significant articles

• Aino; Antero Vipunen or Antero Wipunen;
• Hiisi or Hisi or Lempo or Jutas;
• Ilmarinen;
• Joukahainen or Youkahainen;
• Kalevala, The; Kullervo; Kurra;
• Lemminkainen; Luonnotar or Ilnatar;
• Maiden of Pohjola; Marjatta or Mariatta;
• Paiva and Kuu;
• Sampo;
• Tuonetar;
• Ukko;
• Vainamoinen or Vainanoinen or Wainamoinen;

Minor articles

• Hittola;
• Jumala;
• Lempi; Louhi;
• Metsanneitsyt;
• Sukusendal;
• Tapio; Tuoni; Tursas; Tuulikki or Tellervo;

Finno-Ugric

Minor articles

• Akkruva or Avfruvva or Havfru;
• Haltia; Hatyani of Debrecen;
• Kerki; Kratti;
• Lud;
• Maanhaltija; Madderakka;
• Nakk; Nules-murt;
• Pajanvaki; Peko or Pekko;
• Talonhaltija; Tontuu;
• Vaks-oza;

French

Major articles

• Charlemagne or Charles the Great or Karl der Grosse;

Significant articles

• Ogier the Dane;
• Roland;

Minor articles

• Agramante; Alcina; Angelica; Armida; Astarotte; Astolpho; Atlantes; Aymon, The Four Sons of or The Four Sons of Aymon;
• Bayard; Bicorn and Chichevache; Blanchefleur;
• Chanson de geste;
• Drac;
• Fierabras, Sir or Ferumbras, Sir;
• Ganelon;
• Knights Templar, Order of or Order of Knights Templar;
• Jean de la Fontaine;
• Morgante;
• Michel Nostradamus;
• Oliver;
• Paladins, Twelve or Twelve Paladins;
• Rabican; Rinaldo; Rodomont; Ruggiero or Rogero;
• Taillefer;
• Valentine and Orson;
• William of Orange;

German

Significant articles

• Barbarossa;
• Hans Naumann;
• Tannhäuser;

Minor articles

• Chapbook;
• Hansel and Gretel; Hildebrandslied;
• Knecht Ruprecht; Kobold;
• Gotthold Ephraim Lessing; Lohengrin; Lorlei or Loreley or Lurlei;
• Maiden without Hands; Merseburg Charms;
• Nixie or Nix or Nixe;
• Pied Piper of Hamelin;
• Hans Sachs;
• Till Eulenspiegel;
• Venusberg;
• Wild Hunt;

Germanic

Major articles

• Nibelunglied;

Significant articles

• Bertha;
• Gudrun;

Minor articles

• Buri;
• Egil; Einherjar; Erda; Erl-King; Etzel;
• Hagen;
• Kriemhild or Krimhild;
• Nerthus or Nertha or Hertha;
• Pilwiz or Bilwis;
• Bruder Rausch; Rubezahl; Runes;
• Schildburg; Siegfried;
• Tree of Life; Tuisco; Twelve Nights;
• Wotan or Woden or Wuotan or Voden or Votan;

Greek

Major articles

• Achilles;
• Zeus;

Significant articles

• Aëdon; Aeneas; Agamemnon; Ajax; Alexander the Great; Amazons; Amphitryon; Antigone; Aphrodite; Apollo; Ares; Argonauts; Ariadne; Artemis; Asclepius; Atalanta; Athena or Athene; Atreus;
• Baucis and Philemon; Bellerophon;
• Cadmus; Caduceus; Callisto; Calydonian Boar Hunt; Cassandra; Castor and Polydeuces; Cecrops; Centaur;
• Demeter; Dionysus;
• Helen of Troy; Hephaestus; Heracles; Hermes;
• Jason;
• Medea;
• Odysseus; Oedipus; Orpheus;
• Paris; Persephone; Perseus; Poseidon; Priam; Prometheus;
• Theseus; Tiresias or Teiresias;
• Ulysses;
• Wooden Horse or Trojan Horse;

Minor articles

• Abaris; Abderus; Absyrtus; Acamas; Acantha; Acarnan and Amphoterus; Acastus; Acestes; Achelous; Acheron; Acidalia; Acontius of Cea; Acrisius; Actaeus; Actis; Adamanthaea; Admetus; Adrasteia; Adrastus; Aeacus; Aeaea; Aegeus; Aegialeia; Aeginetan Sculptures; Aegis; Aegisthus; Aegle; Aegyptus; Aeolus; Aerope; Aesacus; Aethra; Agathdaemon; Agenor; Aglaea; Alastor; Alcathous; Alcathous; Alcinous; Alcithoe; Alcmaeon; Alcmene; Alcyone; Alcyoneus; Alecto or Allecto; Alectryon; Aloadae; Alope; Alphesiboea; Altis; Amalthea; Ambrosia; Amphiaraus or Amphiorax; Amphilochus; Amphion and Zethus; Amphitrite; Amycus; Anchises; Androgeos; Andromache; Andromeda; Anius; Antaeus; Antenor; Anteros; Antilochus; Antiope; Apis; Apollodorus; Apple of Discord; Arachne; Arcadia; Arcas; Arethusa; Aretos; Arge; Argeia; Argives; Argo; Argus; Arimaspi; Aristaeus; Arne; Asopus; Asphodel Fields; Asteria; Astraeus; Astyanax; Ate; Athamas; Atlas; Augeas; Auge or Auga or Augea; Ausonia; Autolycus; Automedon; Autonoe; Avernus;
• Bacchus; Baphyra; Battus; Bendis; Biton and Cleobis; Boreas; Britomartis; Brizo; Brontes; Bucephalus; Busiris; Butes;
• Cabeiri; Caeneus; Caicas; Calchas; Callidice; Calliope; Callirhoë; Calydon; Calypso; Canace; Capaneus; Caphaurus; Capys; Carme; Carpo; Carya; Caryatis; Cassiopea or Cassipea or Cassiope or Cassiopeia; Castalia; Catreus; Cattle of the Sun; Caucasus; Caunus and Biblis; Cedalion; Celaeno; Charon; Chimaera; Chthonian gods; Chthonian gods;
• Daedala; Daedalion; Daedalus; Daemon; Damon and Pythias; Danaans; Danaë; Danaidae; Daphne; Daphnis; Daphnis and Chlöe; Dardanus; Deianira; Deidamia; Deino; Delos; Delphi; Demophon; Deucalion and Pyrrha; Diomedes; Dioscuri; Dodona; Doris; Dryads; Dryope;
• Echidna; Echo; Eirene; Electra; Eleusenian Mysteries; Elgin Marbles; Elysium; Enceladus; Endymion; Ephialtes; Epimenides; Erato; Erichthonius; Erigone; Erisichthon; Eros; Erymanthian Boar; Erytheis; Eteocles and Polynices; Etna or Aetna; Eudora; Euhemerus; Eunomia; Euphrosyne; Eurydice; Eurytion;
• Gaea or Ge or Gaia; Galanthis; Galatea; Ganymede; Garden of the Hesperides; Gasterocheires; Geryon; Girdle of Venus; Glaucus; Golden Age; Golden Apples of the Hesperides; Golden Fleece; Gordian Knot; Gorgons; Graeae; Gyges;
• Hades; Haemus; Halirrhothius; Harmonia; Harpies; Hebe; Hebrus; Hecate; Hector; Hecuba or Hekabe; Hegira or Hijra; Helenus; Heliades; Helios; Hemera; Hera; Hermaphroditus; Hero and Leander; Hesiod; Hesione; Hesperides; Hesperus; Hestia; Hippolyte; Hippolytus; Horae; Hyacinthus; Hydra; Hygeia; Hylas; Hymen; Hyperboreans; Hyperion; Hypermnestra; Hypnos; Hypsiple;
• Idomeneus; Indigetes or Indiges; Io; Ion; Iphicles; Iphigenia; Iphimedia or Iphimedeia; Iphis; Iris; Ixion;
• Jocasta or Iocaste; Judgment of Paris;
• Lacedaemon; Lachesis; Ladon; Laertes; Laestrygones; Laius; Lamia; Laocoön; Laodameia; Laodice; Laomedon; Lapiths or Lapitahe; Latinus; Leda; Lethe; Leto; Leucippus; Leucothea; Ligeia; Lotis; Lotophagi; Lycaon;
• Machaon; Magnes; Maia; Marsyas; Meleager; Menelaus; Mera; Mermerus and Pheres; Metis; Midas; Minos; Minotaur; Moly; Momus; Morpheus; Muses; Myrmidons;
• Narcissus; Nausicaa; Nectar; Nemesis; Nereids; Nessus; Nestor; Nike; Niobe; Nox; Nymphs;
• Oceanus; Oenone; Olympian Gods; Omphale; Orestes; Orion;
• Palladium; Pallas; Pan; Panathenaea; Pandarus; Pandora; Parnassus; Parthenope; Parthenos; Pasiphaë; Patroclus or Patrocles; Pausanias; Pegasus; Peleus; Pelops; Penelope; Penthesilea; Pentheus; Perdix; Phaedra; Phaethon; Phaon; Philoctetes; Philomela; Phlegethon; Phlegyas; Phyllis; Pleaides; Pluto; Plutus; Polycrates; Polydamna; Polyphemus; Polyxena; Pothos; Priapus; Procrustes; Proteus; Psyche; Psyche; Pyramus and Thisbe; Pythia;
• Rhadamanthus; Rhesus; Rhoecus; Ripheus;
• Sarpedon; Satyrs; Scylla and Charybdis; Selene; Semele; Seven Sages of Greece; Sibyls; Sileni; Sinon; Sirens; Sisyphus; Sphinx; Stymphalian Birds; Styx;
• Talus or Talos; Tantalus; Tartarus; Telegonus; Telemachus; Telephus; Telesphorus; Terpsichore; Tethys; Thalia; Thallo; Thamyris; Thanatos; Themis; Thersites; Thespis; Thespius; Thetis; Timon of Athens; Titans; Tithonus; Triton; Trophonius; Troy;
• Urania; Uranus;
• Xanthus;
• Zephyrus; Zetes;

Haitian

Significant articles

• Zombie;

Minor articles

• Agove Minoire; Agwé or Agoué or Agoueh R Oyo or Aguet; Aido Quedo; Ayida; Azeto;
• Bacalou; Badessy; Baka or Babako; Baron Samedi;
• Cigouaves;
• Danbhalah Houé-Do or Damballa or Damballah or Damballa Wédo or Dan-Gbe; Danh; Diab; Diablesse; Duppies;
• Erzulie or Erzillie or Erzulia;
• Grand Bois d'Ilet; Gran Maître; Grede;
• Loa; Loco and Ayizan; Lutin;
• Mademoiselle Charlotte; Maît Carrefour; Maît Gran Bois; Maît Source; Manman Brigitte; Marasta; Mauvais; Mystère;
• Ogoun; Oum'phor or Hounfor or Hunfor;
• Petro Simbi;
• Ti-Albert; Ti-Jean-Pied-Sec;
• Wanga;
• Zaka;

Hindu

Major articles

• Vishnu or Visnu or Vishnoo*;

Significant articles

• Agastya; Agni; Arjuna; Ashva-medha;
• Balarama; Bhagavad-Gita; Brahma;
• Chandra; Churning of the Ocean; Chyavana;
• Devi or Mahadeve* - Durga; Kali; Diti; Draupadi;
• Ganesha or Ganesa or Gunesh or Gunputty; Garuda;
• Haris-chandra; Hitopadesha;
• Indra;
• Juggernaut or Jagganth or Jagan-natha or Jagan-nath;
• Krishna;
• Mahabharata, The; Manu;
• Panchatantra*, The; Puranas;
• Rahu; Ramayana, The; Ravana; Rig-Veda; Rudra;
• Shakuntala or Sakuntala or Sakoontala; Shiva or Seeva or Siva; Surya;
• Yama; Yayati; Yuga;

Minor articles

• Adharma; Adi; Aditi; Agneyastra; Akupera; Amareswara; Amrita; Andhaka; Animisha; Ardhananari; Asanga; Ashtavakra; Ashwins or Ashwin; Asuras; Atman; Avatar;
• Bana; Bhaga; Bhakti; Bharata; Bhima; Bhishma; Bhrigu; Bhuta; Brahman; Brihaspati;
• Dadhyanch or Dadhica or Dadhicha; Daityas; Daksha; Dambhodbhava; Danavas; Deva; Devadasi; Devi or Mahadeve – Sati; Parvati; Dhanvantari; Divali; Drona; Dur-yodhana; Dyaus and Prithivi;
• Ellora;
• Gada; Gandharvas; Go-vardhana;
• Hanuman or Hanumat; Haya-griva;
• Ida; Indrani;
• Jagan-Natha; Jambavat; Janaka; Jara-sandha; Jayanti;
• Kabandha; Kacha; Kala; Kalanemi; Kalidasa; Kaliya; Kalki; Kalmasha-pada; Kama or Kandarpa; Kasyapa; Kaumodaki; Kravyad; Kshandada-chara; Kubera; Kumara-sambhava;
• Lakshamana; Lakshmi; Lingam; Lokaloka; Lokapalas;
• Madira; Maharajikas; Maharishi; Makara; Maruts; Maya; Meru; Mura or Muru;
• Naga or Naia or Naja or Naje; Namuchi; Nandin; Nidra; Nivata-Kavachas;
• Panchajana; Panchatantra, The – Loss of Friends; Winning of Friends; Crows and Owls; Loss of Gains; Ill-Considered Action; Panis; Parameshthin; Paran-ja; Patala; Pisachas; Pradyumna; Prajapati; Prana; Preta; Priya-vrata; Puloman; Purusha; Pushan; Pushpa-danta; Putana;
• Raji; Rakshasas or Raksasas; Rama; Rati; Revati; Ribhus;
• Sadhyas; Sakradhanus; Samba; Sanaka; Sananda; Sanatana; Sanatkumara; Sanjna; Sati; Savitri; Shatarupa; Shesha; Shri; Sivamala; Skanda; Soma; Su-bhadra; Supratika; Syaha;
• Tara; Tarkshya; Tilaka; Tilottama; Tri-loka; Trimurti; Trisiras; Twashtri or Tvastr;
• Uccaihsravas; Uma; Upanishads; Urvasi;
• Varuna; Vasus; Vayu; Vedanta; Vedas; Vegtala; Vena; Vibhishana or Vibhisana; Vimani; Vishnu or Visnu or Vishnoo – Matsya; Kurma; Varaha; Nara-sinha; Vamana; Parashu-rama; Rama-chandra; Krishna; Buddha; Kalki; Vishvakarman; Viswamitra; Vritra;
• Yayati;

Subarticles

• Devi or Mahadeve – Sati*; Parvati*; Jaganmata*; Durga**; Kali**;
• Panchatantra – Loss of Friends*; Winning of Friends*; Crows and Owls*; Loss of Gains*; Ill-Considered Action*;
• Vishnu or Visnu or Vishnoo – Matsya*; Kurma*; Varaha*; Nara-sinha*; Vamana*; Parashu-rama*; Rama-chandra*; Krishna*; Buddha*; Kalki*;

Hittite

Significant articles

• Atargatis or Atarate or Atargate or Atharate;

Minor articles

• Arinna or Arinniti;
• Inaras;
• Telepinus;

Huamachuco Indians of Peru

Minor articles

• Apocatequil;

Huarochiri (Warachiri) Indians

Significant articles

• Coniraya;
• Pariacaca;

Minor articles

• Huathiacuri;

Hungarian

Minor articles

• Coachman legends;
• Garboncias;
• Lajos Kossuth;
• Mátyás;
• Ferenc Rakóczi;

Icelandic

Significant articles

• Frithjof's Saga;

Minor articles

• Grettir the Strong;

Inca

Significant articles

• Manco Capac and Mama Oello Huaco or Manko Kapak and Coya Mama;
• Viracocha or Huracocha;

Minor articles

• Catequil or Choke Illa; Chasca; Cupay or Supay or Supai; Cuycha;
• Huaca or Guaca;
• Inti;
• Mama Quilla;
• Pachamama;
• Vilacha;

Indo-Chinese

Significant articles

• Yatawn and Yatai;

Minor articles

• Van-xuong;

Irish

Minor articles

• Far Darria; Fear-Gorta;

Islamic

Major articles

• Muhammad;

Significant articles

• Adam and Eve; Al-Khadir or Al-Khidr or El Khizar; Azrael;
• Barsisa;
• Cain and Abel;
• Fatima;
• Harut and Marut; Hud;
• Iblis; Israfel;
• Kaaba or Ka'ba or Kaabeh or Caaba; Koran or Qur'an;
• Lokman or Luqman or Lukman;
• Munkar and Nakir;
• Rabi'a al-'Adawiya; Ramadan or Ramazan;
• Sakhar;

Minor articles

• Ahl-at-tral; Ahmad; Al Aaraaf or Al Arg; Ali; Al Jassasa or Al Jassaca; Allah; Ayesha;
• Badal or Abdal; Borak or Al Burak or Alborac or Al-borach or Al-Buraq;
• Djokhrane; Dugong;
• Habid al-Nadjdjar; Hadith; Hafaza; Hatim; Hegira or Hijra; Houri;
• Ifrits or Afrit or Afriteh or Alfrit or Efreet or Ifriteh;
• Khadijah;
• Malec or Malik;
• Ruh;
• Sakatimuna; Saleh; Salman al-Parisi; Sang Gala Raja; Shaitans;
• Zamzam;

Italian

Minor articles

• Bertoldo;
• Hecatommithi;
• Sancus;
• Count Ugolino;

Japanese

Significant articles

• Amaterasu Omikami;
• Heiki-Monogatari;
• Izanagi and Izanami;
• Jingo Kogo;
• Kishimojin; Kiyohime; Kojiki;
• Momotaro;
• No or Noh;
• Susano;

Minor articles

• Abe no Seimei or Kamo Yasunari or Kamo Hogon or Abe no Yasunari; Abe no Yasuna; Adachigahara; Akubo; Akuma; Ama-no-hashidate; Ama-no-Kawa or Ama-no-yase-kawa or Ame-no-yasu-no-kawa or Yasu; Ama-no-Minaka-Nushi; Amario; Ama-tsu-kami and Kuni-tsu-kami or Ama-tsu-Koyane and Kuni-tsu-kami; Atago-Gongen;
• Bakemono; Benkei; Benten or Bensaiten or Benten Sama or Dai Bensaiten; Bimbo;
• Daikoku; Dosojin;
• Ebisu; Endo Morito or Mongaku Shonin or Endo Musha Morito;
• Fuji Hime; Fujiyama; Fushi Ikazuchi;
• Gama Sennin;
• Hannya; Hidari Jingoro or Jingoro the left-handed; Hinotama; Hohodemi and Umi Sachi Hiko; Ho-no-Ikazuchi; Horai or Horaizan; Hotai; Hotaru Hime;
• Ichimokuren; Ikazuchi; Ikiryo; Inari;
• Jimmu Tenno; Jo and Uba; Joro Kumo;
• Kakurezator; Kami; Kappa; Karasu Tengu; Ken-ro-ji-jin; Kimon; Kitsune; Kojin; Kompira; Konsei dai-myojin; Koshin;
• Nihongi or Nihonshoki; Nijuhachi Bushu; No-no-kami; Nure Onna;
• O-Ikazuchi; O Kiku; Oni; Otoroshi;
• Raiden or Raijin or Kaminarisan;
• Saku-Ikazuchi; Sambiki Saru; Sansenjin; Shichi Fukujin;
• Tanuki Bozu; Tengu;
• Ujigami;
• Waki-Ikazuchi;
• Yama-otoko; Yama-uba; Yedo Go Nin Otoko or Edo Go Nin Otoko; Yuki Onna;

Jewish

Major articles

• Bible;
• Heaven and Hell;

Significant articles

• Aaron; Abraham; Adam and Eve; Alpha and Omega; Ancient of Days; Angel; Archangels; Ariel; Asmodeus; Azazel;
• Belial;
• Cain and Abel; Cherubim;
• David; Devils;
• Ephraim ben Santo of the Parable of the Two Gems; Exorcism; Ezekiel;
• Flaming Angel;
• Gabriel; God and the Rising Waters;
• Isaac; Isaiah;
• Jacob; Job; Joseph;
• Mephistopheles; Michael; Moses;
• Passover;
• Rosebush and the Apple Tree, The; Rosh Ha-Shanah;
• Sammael or Satanil or Samil or Seir or Salmail; Satan; Solomon;
• Uriel;
• Wisdom to Fools;

Minor articles

• Abdiel; Abel; Abezi-thibod; Abigail; Abraxas; Absalom; Af and Hemah; Agrat bat Mahalath; Ammon of Mainz; Anael or Haniel or Hamiel or Onoel; Anakims or Rephaim; Arioch; Ark of the Covenant or Ark of the Testimony; Armageddon; Armilus; Athaliah; Azariel;
• Babel, Tower of or Tower of Babel; Balaam; Barabbas; Belshazzar; Benjamin; Blood Libel Legend;
• Chabriel; Chamuel or Camael or Camial or Camniel or Cancel or Chamael or Kemuel or Khamael; Chelm Goat;
• Daniel; Deborah; Deliliah; Dinah; Dumah or Douma; Dybbuk;
• Elijah; Elisha; Enoch; Esau; Esther; Eve; Exodus; Ezra;
• Gideon; Golem; Goliath;
• Hanukkah or Chanukkah; Head and the Tail, The;
• Ishmael; Israel;
• Jephthah; Jeremiah; Jezebel; Jonah; Jonathan; Jorkemo or Yurkemi or Yorkami; Joshua; Judith;
• Kezef;
• Lahash; Lamech; Leah; Lilith;
• Magen David; Manasseh; Melchizedek; Menorah; Metatron or Metratton or Mittron or Metaraon or Merraton; Methuselah; Mezuzah; Midrash; Miriam; Moses;
• Noah;
• Pope Elhanan; Purah or Puta or Poteh;
• Rabbi Eliezer; Raphael; Raziel; Rebekah; Rival Schools of Thought, The; Ruth;
• Salome; Samiasa or Azza or Semiaza or Shemhazai or Shamazya or Amezzyarak or Uzza; Samson; Samuel; Sandalphon or Sandolphon or Sandolfon; Sarah; Saul; Seraphim; Sheol; Sodom and Gomorrah; Sukkoth;
• Talmud; Tamar;
• Urim and Thummin;
• Vretil;
• Witch of Endor;
• Yahweh; Yesod or Yasodiel;
• Za'afiel; Zacharias; Zadkiel or Zidekiel or Zadakiel or Zedekiel or Tzadkie; Zadok; Zagzagel; Zohar, The; Zophiel or Jophiel or Iophiel or Iofiel or Jofiel;

Lapland

Minor articles

• Aijeke;
• Cacce-jielle and Cacce-jienne;
• Kied Kie Jubmel;
• Leib-olmai;

Malayan

Significant articles

• Bajang or Badjang;
• Che Puteh Jambai;
• Hantu Pemburu;
• Langsuyar or Langhui;
• Polong;

Minor articles

• Badi; Betara Guru; Batu Herem; Bisan;
• Hantu; Hantu Ayer and Hantu Laut; Hantu B'rok; Hantu Denej; Hantu Kubor; Hantu Songkei; Harimau Kramat;
• Kuda Sembrani;
• Pawang; Pawang Pukat; Penanngga Lan;
• Sumangat;

Mayan

Significant articles

• Balam-Quitzê;
• Hunahpú and Xbalanqúe;
• Popol Vuh;
• Vacub-Caquix or Uukub Cakix; Votan or Voton;

Minor articles

• Ab Kin Xoc; Ah Puch or Ahpuch or Ahal Puh or Ah-Puchah; Ah Raxá Lac; Ah Raxa Tzel; Ahtoltecat; Ahulane;
• Bacabs;
• Cabauil; Cahá-Paluna; Camazotz or Camalotz; Chac or Chaac; Chay;
• Ek Chauah or Ekahau;
• Gagavitz; Gucumatz;
• Hacavitz; Hex Chun Chan; Homshuk; Hunab Ku; Hurakán or Huracán;
• Itzamná or Yzamana or Zamana; Ixchel; Ix-huyne; Ixtab;
• Xaman Ek; Xpiyacoc and Xmucané;
• Yalahau;
• Zakiqoxol or Zaquicoxol;

Medieval

Significant articles

• Beatrix;
• Flying Dutchman, The;
• Havelok the Dane; Holy Grail;
• Troilus and Cressida;

Minor articles

• Abracadabra; Ahasuerus; Alains le Gros;
• Chanticleer;
• Dance of Death;
• Earthly Paradise, The;
• Heinrich von Aue;
• Iron Crown of Lombardy;
• Pope Joan; Prester John;
• Reynard the Fox;
• Tamburlaine the Great; Tancred;
• Wandering Jew; William of Palermo;

Melanesian

Significant articles

• Kambel;

Minor articles

• Abere; Adaro; Adiri;
• Bariaus; Bego Tanutanu;
• Dudugera;
• Hatuibwari;
• Kwoiam;
• Marunogere; Mesede;
• Ndauthina; Ndengei; Nuga or Nugu or Nugi;
• Qat;
• Ratu-mai-mbulu; Rokola;
• Sido;
• Tagaro; To-Kabinana and To-Karvuvu; Tumudurere;

Mesopotamian

Minor articles

• Ziggurat;

Mexican

Minor articles

• Huehueteotl;
• Poinsettia;

Micronesian

Minor articles

• Aluluei;
• Bue;
• Kirata-n-te-rerei;
• Latimikaik; Lowa or Loa;
• Na Atibu; Nakaa; Nanimulap; Nareau or Naareau or Narleau or Na-areau or Areopenap; Nei Tituaabine;
• Olifat or Olofat;
• Puntan;

Mundurucu Indians of Brazil

Minor articles

• Karu and Rairu;

Muysca Indians of Colombia

Minor articles

• Chin;

Near Eastern

Significant articles

• Adapa; Adrammelech or Adramelech or Adramelek; Astarte or Aserah or Asherah or Asherat or Ashtart or Ashtoreth; Atargatis or Atarate or Atargate or Atharate;
• Bel;
• Dagon;
• Ea or Hea or Hoa; Enlil or Bel Enlil or Eilil or Illillos; Ereshkigal; Etana or Etanna;
• Gilgamesh;
• Irra or Dibbara or Girra or Iea or Ura; Ishtar or Istar;
• Marduk;
• Rimmon or Ramman or Rammanu;
• Utnapishtim or Parnapishtim; Utukku;
• Zu;

Minor articles

• Aa or A or Anunit or Aya; Anath or Anat or Anata or Hanata; Anshar or Assors or Shar; Anu or An or Ana or Anos or Dana or Danu or Nanu; Anunnaki or Anunna or Anunnake or Ennuki; Apsu or Absu or Apsu-Rishtu; Aqhat; Aralu or Arallu or Irkalla; Arinna or Arinniti; Aruru; Asherah; Ashur or Ashir or Ahshur or Asir or Asshur or Asur; Atheh; Attis or Atys or Attes; Av or Ab;
• Baal or Ba'al or Ball; Bau; Belit; Benini;
• Chemosh;
• Damkina or Dauke or Dawkina; Dilmun; Duranki;
• El; Enkidu or Eabani or Endimdu or Engidu or Enkita; Esmun or Ashmun or Eshmoun or Eshmun or Esmoun or Esmounos;
• Gula;
• Inanna; Inaras;
• Lugulbanda;
• Mot;
• Nabu; Nergal; Nidaba; Nikkal; Ninib or Nerig or Nineb or Nin-ip or Nirig; Ninurta or Ningirsu or Nimurta or Nimurash;
• Reshpu or Resheph or Reshef or Reshep or Reshiph-Mical;
• Sarpanitum; Semiramis; Shamash; Sin;
• Tammuz or Dumuzi; Telepinus;
• Ubshukinna or Ubshukenna or Upshukkinaku;
• Zag-Muk or Zagmuku; Ziusudra or Sisouthros or Ziudsuddu;

Norse

Significant articles

• Alfar; Andvari;
• Baldur or Balder or Baldr or Balldr; Brynhild or Brünnhilde or Brunhild or Brunhilda;
• Fafnir; Frey;
• Geirrod and Agnar or Geirroth and Agnar; Gudrun;
• Heimdall; Hermod;
• Loki;
• Odin or Othin;
• Poetic Edda; Prose Edda;
• Thor or Thur or Thunar or Thunaer;

Minor articles

• Aegir; Aesir; Aesir-Vanir War; Alf; Alfadir or Alfadur; Alfheim; Andvaramaut; Angurboda or Angrbotha; Asgard; Ask and Embla; Audhumla or Audhmubla or Audumla;
• Balmung; Baugi; Bergelmir or Bergelmer; Bestla; Bifrost or Bilrost or Bif-raust; Bil and Hjuki; Blain; Bragi; Breidalblick or Breithablik; Brimir; Brok or Brokk; Byggvir; Byleipt;
• Dagr; Dockalfar; Dvalin;
• Eikthyrnir; Elivagar; Elves;
• Farbauti; Fenrir or Fenris; Forseti or Forsete; Freki and Geri; Freyja or Frea or Freya or Foige; Frigga or Frigg or Frija or Fri; Froh;
• Garm or Garmr; Gerda or Gerdr or Gerd; Ginnungagap; Gjallar-horn; Gollveig; Grimhild; Gunlod;
• Heidrun or Heithron; Hel or Hela or Hell; Hlithskjolf or Hlidskjalf; Hnossa; Hodur or Hod or Hoder; Hoenir; Hugin and Munin or Huginn and Muninn; Hunding; Hymir;
• Iduna or Idunn; Ivaldi;
• Jarnvidjur; Jord or Jordh or Fyorgyn or Hloldyn or Iord; Jotunheim or Jotunnheim or Jotunheimr; Jotunn;
• Kenning; Kvasir or Kvaser;
• Lif and Lifthrasir;
• Managarm; Midgard; Midgard Serpent; Mimir; Muspellheim;
• Naglfar; Nanna; Nari or Narvi; Nibelungs; Nidhogg or Nithogg or Niohoggr; Nifelheim; Nine Worlds; Nithavellir; Njord or Niord or Njordhr; Norns; Nott;
• Odhrerir or Odherir or Odhroerir or Odrorir;
• Ragnarok; Ran; Ratatosk; Regin; Rinda;
• Saehrimnir; Seid; Sif; Siggeir; Sigi; Sigmund; Signy; Siguna or Sigyn; Sigurd; Sindri; Skadi or Skade; Skald; Skinfaxi; Skirnir; Skoll and Hati; Skuld; Slith; Sol; Surt; Suttung; Svadilfare;
• Tarnkappe; Thulur; Tyr;
• Ull or Ullur or Ullr; Urd or Urdhr; Utgard;
• Valhalla; Vali; Valkyries; Vanir or Vanas or Vanis or Van; Var; Verdandi; Vidar; Vili; Vindheim; Vindsval; Volva;
• Wave Maidens;
• Yggdrasill or Igdrasil; Ymir; Yule;

North American

Minor articles

• Dekanawida;
• Wabosso;

North American Indian

Significant articles

• Ataensic;
• Gluskap and Malsum or Glooscap and Malsum or Glooska and Malsum or Gluskabe and Malsum;
• Hiawatha or Haiowatha;

Minor articles

• Aba; Anpetu wi and Hanhepi wi; Asgaya Gigagei; Awonawilona;
• Begochiddy; Bik'eguidinde;
• Dajoji; Dayunsi; Deohako; Dzelarhons; Dzoavits;
• Earth Diver; Estsanatlehi;
• Go-oh; Gudatrigakwitl;
• Hactcin; Hino;
• Iatiku or Iyatiku; Iktomi or Unktomi; Iouskeha and Tawiscaron or Yoskeha and Tawiscara; Italapas;
• Kachina; Kananesky Amaiyehi; Kitpusianga; Kitshi Manitou; Korobona; Kukumatz and Tochipa; Kumokums;
• Libayé;
• Maheo; Manabozho or Manibozho or Manibozoho or Michabo or Nanabozho or Nanabush; Manitou; Masewi and Oyoyewi or Masewa and Uyuyewa; Matowelia;
• Napi; Natos; Nunyunuwi;
• Olelbis;
• Paruksti; Pourquois Story;
• Star Husband Tale;
• Taikó-mol; Taiowa; Tcoxoltcwedin; Thunderbird; Tirawahat;
• Uguku and Tskili; Ukuhi; Umai-hulhlya-wit; Unktomi or Inktomi; Untsaiyi; Upirikutsu;
• Vagina dentata;
• Wahan Tanka; Wakinyan-Tanka; Wakonda; Wi-haru; Wihio; Windigo or Windlgo;

Northern

Minor articles

• Asgardreia;
• Berserks;
• Haddingjar;
• Wade;

Norwegian

Minor articles

• Fylgia;

Ona Indians of Tierra del Fuego

Minor articles

• Chenuke;

Orinoco and Guinea

Significant articles

• Makonaima or Makanaima or Mackonaima or Makunaima or Makaniama;

Orinoco Indians of South America

Minor articles

• Cachimana;

Panamanian

Minor articles

• Chipiripa;
• Dabaiba;
• Sibu;

Persian

Significant articles

• Ahriman or Angra Mainyu or Anra Mainyu or Aharman; Ahura Mazda or Ahura Mazdah or Auhar Mazd; Als; Amesha Spentas or Ameshospends or Amshaspands; Avesta; Azhi Dahaka or Asi Dahak or Az-i Dahak or Dahhak;
• Bahram Gur or Bahramgor or Bahram Gor; Bustan, The;
• Dervish and the King, The;
• Falcon and the Owls, The; Faridun or Feridoun or Feridun or Freydun;
• Gayomart or Gaiumart or Gaya-Maretan or Gayo-Maratan or Gayomard or Gayumarth or Kaiomarts or Kaiumers or Kayumurs; Gulistan, The;
• Husheng or Hoshang or Hoshyang;
• Jemshid or Jamshid;
• Kavah; Kerasaspa or Keresasp or Leresasp or Garshasp;
• Mithras or Mithra;
• Rustum or Rostastahm or Rustem;
• Sadi; Shah Namah; Sohrab;
• Tahumers or Tahuras or Takhmoruw or Takhmorup or Takhma-Urupa or Tahmuraf or Tatmurath;
• Yima or Yam;
• Zal; Zarathustra or Zardusht or Zartust or Zoroaster;

Minor articles

• Aeshma; Ahurani; Airyaman; Akhtar; Anahita or Anaitis or Aredvi Sura Anahita; Angry Acrobat, The; Atar or Ataro;
• Bahram Fire or Berezisauanh;
• Chinvat or Chinvad or Kinvad;
• Daena or Din or Dino; Dakhma or Dahkma; Drugaskan;
• Fravashis;
• Haoma; Hushedar and Hushedar-mar or Aushedar and Ukhahyaderetta or Aushedar-mah and Ukhshyad-nemengh and Soshyant or Soshans or Soshyans or Saoshyant or Saoshyas or Saoshyos; Hyarekhshaeta, Khorshed, and Mitro;
• Jahi;
• Karshipta;
• Mah; Masnavi, The or Mathnawi or Mathnwi-i-Ma'nawi]] or Masnevi; Minuchihr; Mitokht;
• Nairyo-sangha; Nasnas; Nasu or Nas or Nasus or Nasrust or Druj Nasa;
• Pairikas; Palis;
• Ram; Rapithwin; Rashnu;
• Simurgh or Saena or Semuru or Senmury or Simorg or Simurg; Slave and the Master, The;
• Tishtrya or Tistar or Tistrya;
• Verethragna; Vis and Ramin; Vourukasha;
• Yazatas;
• Zahhak or Zohak or Zuhak or Dahhak; Zaremaya; Zurvan or Akarana or Zarvan or Zervan or Zrvan;

Peruvian

Minor articles

• Ekkekko or Ekeko or Ekako or Eq'eq'o;
• Mama Allpa;
• Pachacamac;

Philippine

Minor articles

• Indarapatra;
• Kadaklan;

Phoenician

Minor articles

• Mot;

Phrygian

Minor articles

• Attis or Atys or Attes;

Plant

Significant articles

• Fig;

Minor articles

• Acanthus; Almond; Apple; Apricot; Ash; Aspen;
• Bamboo; Bean; Birch;
• Cabbage; Carnation; Cedar; Cherry; Clover; Coffee; Corn;
• Daisy;
• Garlic; Ginseng; Grape;
• Hazel; Heliotrope; Hyacinth;
• Juniper;
• Laurel; Leek; Lentil; Lettuce; Lily; Lotus;
• Mandrake; Mistletoe; Mulberry; Mushroom; Myrrh; Myrtle;
• Nut;
• Oak; Onion; Orange;
• Palm; Parsley; Peach; Pine; Pomegranate; Potato;
• Radish; Rice; Rose; Rosemary; Rowan; Rue;
• Sage; Star of Bethlehem; Strawberry;
• Thistle; Tomato;
• Violet;
• Wheat; Willow;
• Yarrow; Yew;

Polish

Minor articles

• Bartek and Pies;
• Dziwozony;

Polynesian

Significant articles

• Maui or Mowee;
• Pele;
• Tane; Tangaloa;

Minor articles

• Ahoeitu; Atea and Papa;
• Haumea; Hikuleo;
• Iwa;
• Kae; Kana; Kumo-honua and Lalo-honua;
• Oro;
• Pahuanuiapitasitera'i; Pikoi;
• Tiki; Tinirau; Tu;

Portuguese

Minor articles

• Inéz de Castro, Dona;
• Sebastian, Don;

Pueleho Indians

Minor articles

• El El;

Roman

Major articles

• The Aeneid*;

Significant articles

• The Aeneid – Book 1; Book 2; Augures;
• Cacus;
• Janus; Juno;
• Mars;
• Venus; Vesta; Vestal virgins; Vulcan or Vulcanus or Volcanus;

Minor articles

• Acca Larentia; The Aeneid – Book 3; Book 4; Book 5; Book 6; Book 7; Book 8; Book 9; Book 10; Book 11; Book 12; Aequalitas; Amburbium; Amor; Ancile; Anna Perenna; Antinous; Arae; Ascanius; Astraea; Augustus; Aurora; Auster;
• Bacchants or Bacchantes or Bacchae; Belisarius; Bellona; Berenice; Bidental; Bona Dea; Lucius Junius Brutus; Marcus Junius Brutus; Bulla;
• Caca; Caeculus; Camilla; Camillus; Marcus Furius Camillus; Campus Martius; Canens; Capitol; Cardea; Carmenta; Carna; Cato the Younger or Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger; Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus; Corydon; Cupid; Marcus Curtius;
• Decius Mus; Diana; Dido;
• Egeria; Elysium; Epona; Erulus; Etna or Aetna; Evander;
• Fama; Fasces; Faunus; Februata or Februus; Feronia; Fides; Flamen Dialis; Flora; Fornax; Fortuna; Fraus; Fulgora; Furina;
• Genius; Germanicus Caesar; Girdle of Venus; Golden Age; Golden Bough; Gordian Knot; Gracchi;
• Hermaphroditus; Horatii; Horatius Cocles;
• Jove; Juventas;
• Laocoön; Lares; Latinus; Laverna; Lavinia; Lemures; Lethe; Libitina; Livy; Lucretia; Lucretius; Luna;
• Magna Mater; Majestas; Manes; Mater Matua; Mercury; Minerva; Muta;
• Naenia; Neptune; Nero, Claudius Caesar;
• Ops; Orcus; Ovid;
• Pales; Palinurus; Palladium; Pallas; Pallor and Pavor; Panacea; Pax; Penates; Picus; Pietas; Pomona; Priapus;
• Robigo; Roma; Romulus and Remus; Rumina;
• Salacia; Saturn; Semones; Seven Kings of Rome; Seven Wonders of the World; Silvanus; Spes; Summanus;
• Talassio; Tarchon; Tarpeia; Tarquinus Priscus; Tellus Mater or Terra; Terminus; Tiberinus;
• Vacuna; Veritas; Vertumnus or Vortumnus or Virtumnus; Vesper; Victoria; Viriplaca or Veraplaca; Virtus; Volturnus;

Subarticles

• The Aeneid – Book 1**; Book 2**; Book 3*; Book 4*; Book 5*; Book 6*; Book 7*; Book 8*; Book 9*; Book 10*; Book 11*; Book 12*;

Russian

Significant articles

• Baba Yaga or Baba Jaga; Bylina;
• Ilya Muromets or Ilya of Murom or Ilia Murometz or Ilya-Muromyets; Ivan the Terrible;
• Lay of Igor's Army;
• Mati-Syra-Zemlya;
• Thamar;

Minor articles

• Alexander Nikolaievitch Afanasiev or Alexander Nikolafanasyeu or Alexander Nikolaievitch Afanasyeff; Ala; Alexander Nevsky; Aliosha Popovich or Aljosa Popovic; Mark Konstantinovich Azadovskii;
• Baldak Borisievich;
• Firebird, The; Foma Berennikov; Frolka Stay-at-Home;
• Golden Cockerel, Tale of the or Tale of the Golden Cockerel;
• Kikimora; Korka Murt and Korka-Kuzo; Kotschei or Koschey or Katschel;
• Likho;
• Marko, the Gravedigger; Mikula Selyaninovich;
• Dobrynya Nikitch;
• Potok-Mikhailo-Ivanovich or Mikhail Potyk; Primary Chronicle; Vladimir Propp;
• Stenka Razin;
• Sadko; Snegurotchka; Svyatogor or Sviatogor;
• Tale of Bygone Years;
• Volkh or Volga;

Scandinavian

Major articles

• Volsunga Saga;

Minor articles

• Troll;

Scottish

Minor articles

• Robert Bruce;

Serbian

Minor articles

• Marko Kraljevich;
• Sreca;

Siberian

Significant articles

• Alkha;
• Erlik;
• Ulgen;
• Yryn-Ajy-Tojon;

Minor articles

• Ajy; Ajyset or Ajysyt;
• Buga; Burkhan or Burkhan-Bakshi;
• Chagan-Shukuty;
• Dsajaga;
• Garide Bird;
• Kezer-Tshingis-Kaira-Khan; Khadau and Mamaldi; Kisagan-Tengri; Komdei-Mirgan;
• Losy;
• Maidere; Mu-monto;
• Nama; Natigay or Natigai;
• Otshirvani;
• Pajana;
• Solbon or Sulbundu or Tscholbon;
• Tengri or Tangara or Tengeri or Tura; Tonrongoi and Edji;

Slavic

Significant articles

• Dazhbog or Dazbog or Dazdbog; Domovoi or Domoule or Domovik or Domovo; Dracula;
• Kupalo;
• Pyerun or Perun or Peruw;
• Sovi; Svantovit;
• Volos or Veles or Vyelyes;
• Yarilo or Erilo;

Minor articles

• Bannik; Byelobog or Byelbog and Chernobog or Cernobog or Zcernoboch;
• Dilwica; Divji Moz; Dziady;
• Gore;
• Lado and Lada; Leshy or Lesiy or Lesiye or Lesovik; Ludki;
• Ivan Mazeppa; Mokos or Mokosh; Mora;
• Peklo; Polednice; Polevik;
• Rusalka;
• Semargl; Skritek; Stribog; Svarogich or Svarazic;
• Trojanu or Troiaw;
• Vlkodlak or Vukodlak or Vrkolak or Volkun; Vodyanik;
• Zduh or Zduhacz;

South American

Significant articles

• El Dorado;

Spanish

Significant articles

• Bernardo del Carpio;
• El Cid;
• Don Juan Tenorio;
• Conde Fernán González;

Minor articles

• Alonzo de Aguilar, Don; Amadis of Gaul;
• Boabdil;
• Don Carlos;
• Lara, Infantes de;
• Melisenda;
• Pedro the Cruel;
• Roderick, Don;

Spanish-Moorish

Significant articles

• Abenamar and King Don Juan;

Spanish South American

Minor articles

• Zupay;

Sumerian

Minor articles

• Dilmun; Duranki;
• Inanna;
• Nidaba;
• Sin;
• Ziusudra or Sisouthros or Ziudsuddu;

Sumero-Akkadian

Significant articles

• Enlil or Bel Enlil or Eilil or Illillos;

Minor articles

• Anshar or Assors or Shar; Anu;
• Ea or Hea or Hoa;
• Ninurta or Ningirsu or Nimurta or Nimurash;

Surinam

Minor articles

• Halwanli, Hiwanama, and Ourwanama;

Swedish

Minor articles

• Sjoran;

Syrian

Minor articles

• Reshpu or Resheph or Reshef or Reshep or Reshiph-Mical;

Syro-Phoenician

Minor articles

• Esmun or Ashmun or Eshmoun or Eshmun or Esmoun or Esmounos;

Taino Indians of Cuba

Minor articles

• Guagugiana or Guaguyona or Vagoniona;

Tehuelche Indians

Minor articles

• El-lal;

Tehuelcho Indians

Minor articles

• Guayavacumi or Guayarakunny;

Toltec

Major articles

• Quetzalcoatl;

Significant articles

• Kulkulkán or Culculcán or Kulkulkán;

Minor articles

• Tezcatlipoca;

Tupi Indians of Brazil

Significant articles

• Aroteh or Aricourte and Tovapod or Timondonat;

Minor articles

• Apoiaueue; Aunyain-á;
• Ceiuci;
• Korupira or Kurupira or Curupira;
• Monan;
• Pabid;
• Valedjád;

Uapes Indians of Brazil

Minor articles

• Jurupari;

Voodoo

Minor articles

• Petra Loa;

Wauru Indians of the Guianas

Minor articles

• Abore;
• Okonorote;

Yahgan Indians of Tierra del Fuego

Minor articles

• Watauineiwa;

Yucatan

Minor articles

• Ek Balam or Equebalam;

Zotzil Indians

Minor articles

• Zotz;

Unclassified

Major articles

• Ring des Nibelungen;

Significant articles

• Bear; Bee;
• Cat; Cock;
• Dog; Dragon;
• Fox; Frog;
• Goat; Goose;
• Leopard; Lion;
• Owl;
• Peacock;
• Rat and Mouse;
• Snake;
• Unicorn;

Minor articles

• Achates; Adder; Alcine; Alfasem; Alisaunder; Amareswara; Amphisbaena; Ant; Antelope; Ape or Monkey; Aquarius; Ass; Atlantis; Azaca Mede;
• Baboon; Basailisk; Bat; Beaver; Beetle; Bestiary; Bird; Boris Godunov; Butterfly;
• Camel; Cancer; Capricorn; Chalmecaciuatl; Ch'ih Ching-tzu; Chih Nu; Cow; Coyote; Crab; Crane; Crocodile; Crow; Cuckoo;
• Devak; Devala; Devarshis; Dolphin; Dove; Dushan the Mighty;
• Eagle; Elephant; Saint Elizabeth; Ermine;
• Fish; Fly;
• Ganges; Gesar Khan; Goldfinch; Grasshopper; Griffin;
• Hare; Hawk; Heron; Hippogriff; Hippopotamus; Hiru Ko No Kikoto or Hirugo; Hitomaru; Hyena;
• Ibis; I Ching;
• Vuk Stefanovich Karadzich; Kraken;
• Lamb; Loch Ness Monster; Elias Lönnrot; Lynx;
• Magpie; Manticore; Matronalia; Melusina; Mermaid; Mole;
• Nightingale;
• Om; Otter; Ouroboros;
• Partridge; Pelican; Phoenix;
• Ram; Raven; Robin;
• Salamander; Gaius Mucius Scaevola; Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major; Scorpion; Shayast la-Shavast; Spider; Stag; Stork; Swallow; Swan; Swine;
• Tiger; Turtle and Tortoise; Typhon;
• Undine;
• Vila; Virgo; Vulture;
• Weasel; Whale; Woodpecker;
• Zodiac;

 

Shams-i-bala and The Historical Shambhala Kingdom :

Khezr, Khidr….Khidr or al-Khidr (Arabic: الخضر‎ al-Khiḍr, also transcribed as Khidr, Khizr, Khyzer, Qhizyer, Qhezar, Khizar, Xızır, Hızır)… In medieval Islamic tradition, Khidr is variously described as a messenger or a prophet. Sufis had different opinions about his position that he was a prophet or wali. Actually he syncretized with various figures and so he has gained many new features in time; in India with Vishnu,in Iran with Sorūsh (Avesta Sraosha) and Mithra, in historical Armenia with Saint Sarkis (Saint Sergius) and John the Baptist, in Asia Minor and Levant with Saint George etc.
Khwājagān Tradition…a Persian title for "the Master". Khwajagan is a word often used to refer to a chain of Central Asian Naqshbandi Sufi Masters from the 10th to the 16th century. In Firdowsi's Shahnama the word is used many times for some rulers and heroes of ancient Iran