FOLKLORE: Traditional sayings, cures, faerie tales, and folk wisdom of a particular locale which is separate from their mythology.

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a witch who works with deities from or worships within more
than one culture or mythological system

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Halahala: a mythological poison, the first product to result from the churning of the ocean of milk by the gods and demons.

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Yaksha:

Yaksha. A species of mythological beings that are the attendants of Kubera, God of Wealth. The female Yaksha is a Yakshini.

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Purana:

eighteen ancient books consisting of legends and mythological narrations dealing with creation, recreation and the genealogies of sages and rulers

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Gna (Icelandic) One of the handmaidens of Frigga, consort of Allfather Odin in Norse mythology. She carries messages throughout the nine worlds on behalf of her mistress.

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Ketu (Sanskrit) The descending node of the moon in astronomy; in Hindu mythology, the tail of the celestial dragon who is supposed to attack the sun during eclipses; also a comet or meteor.

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Jen-nang (Chinese) In Chinese mythology, the divine man (SD 2:365, see ref at Chim-nang).

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Afrit (Arabic) (from ifrit demon)

A class of nature spirits or elementals represented in Arabic mythology as a powerful evil jinn.

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Mt Cyllene In Greek mythology, mountain in Arcadia where Hermes or Mercury was born.

See also Mountains, Mundane. (SD 2:541)

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Clymene Klymene (Greek) In Greek mythology, a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys, and mother of Atlas, Menoetius, Prometheus, and Epimetheus by Iapetus and of Phaethon by Helios. (SD 2:493, 519)

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Bestla In Norse mythology, the daughter of the frost giants, wife of Buri and mother of Odin, Vile, and Ve. {TG, SD 1:427}

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Bhutavan (Sanskrit) In Hindu mythology, the terrifying form taken by the gods in response to Brahma committing the first sin with his daughter Ushas {IU 1:265}.

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Asmegir (Icelandic) (from ass god + mega might, to be able)

In Norse mythology, a god-maker -- a human soul on its way to becoming divine in the course of evolution.

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Gna (Icelandic) One of the handmaidens of Frigga, consort of Allfather Odin in Norse mythology. She carries messages throughout the nine worlds on behalf of her mistress.

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Demrush, Demruseh (Persian) In Persian mythology, a giant slain by Tahmurath {SD 1:398, TG 98}

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Deva-vardhaki (Sanskrit) Architect of the gods; a title given to Visvakarman, who according to Hindu mythology was the cosmic demiurge or world-former.

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Delios (Greek) Delian; in Greek mythology, a title of Apollo, who was born on the island of Delos. Also ta Delia, the festival of Apollo at Delos.

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Audumla (Scandianvian Norse). The symbol of nature in the Norse mythology; the cow who licks the salt rock, whence the divine Buri is born, before man’s creation.

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Nannak (Chald.), also Nanar and Sin. A name of the moon; said to be the son of Mulil, the older Bel and the Sun, in the later mythology. In the earliest, the Moon is far older than the Sun.

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Wala (Scandianvian Norse). A prophetess in the songs of the Edda (Norse mythology). Through the incantations of Odin she was raised from her grave, and made to prophesy the death of Baldur.

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Titans (Ancient Greek). Giants of divine origin in Greek mythology who made war against the gods. Prometheus was one of them.

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