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Catharism
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Gospel of Thomas
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Marcionism
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A∴A∴
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Alchemy
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Demonic possession
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Baba Yaga |
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Dulla Bhatti |
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Big Bad Wolf |
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Bloody Mary (folklore) |
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Boleskine House |
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Changeling |
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Doppelganger |
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Folk dance |
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Folk hero |
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Genie |
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Gerbilling |
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Ghost light |
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Heer Ranjha |
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Hua Mulan |
Ahmad Khan Kharal |
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Krampus |
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La Llorona |
La Llorona (song) |
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Legendary creature |
List of Meitei folktales |
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Meitei folklore |
Moirang Shayon |
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Oberon |
Onomastics |
Ox Mountain |
Paasselka devil |
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Poltergeist |
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Puck (Shakespeare) |
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Shita-kiri Suzume |
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Stingy Jack |
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Titania (Shakespeare) |
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Tooth fairy |
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Uchek Langmeidong |
Urban legend |
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Vampire |
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Wawel Dragon |
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Werewolf |
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Will o the wisp |
List of mythologies |
Mythology |
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Aztec mythology |
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Banshee |
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Book of Dede Korkut |
Celtic mythology |
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Cherokee mythology |
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Chinese mythology |
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Chinese Zodiac |
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Chothe Thangwai Pakhangba |
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Christ myth theory |
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Classical mythology |
Culture hero |
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Deluge myth |
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Demon |
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Dwarf (mythology) |
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Eimear |
El Dorado |
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Epic of Gilgamesh |
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Erzulie |
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Fenghuang |
Five Suns |
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Fountain of Youth |
Ghede Nibo |
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Ghoul |
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Hellhound |
Helloi |
Henet |
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Hero |
Hingchabi |
Incarnations of Leimarel Sidabi |
Kao Phaba |
Khoirentak tiger |
Kurukshetra War |
Lainingthou |
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Lairembi |
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Lamia (mythology) |
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List of creatures in Meitei folklore |
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Loa |
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Manticore |
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Mermaid |
Native American mythology |
Nongban |
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Ouroboros |
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Phoenix (mythology) |
Poireiton |
Poubi Lai |
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Sage |
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Samadon Ayangba |
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Scylla |
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Shapeshifting |
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Sphinx |
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Snorri Sturluson |
Taoroinai |
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Theseus |
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Tiki |
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Trickery |
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