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Ogres have appeared in many classic works of literature. Today, variants of ogres can be found in most modern fantasy games
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In an Albanian literature by Robert Elsie, the zana of mount Vizitor got angry after witnessing the d
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'''Landvættir''' (land spirits) are mythical creatures in old Icelandic literature and stories. They are chthonic guardians of specific grounds, such as wild
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...e due to the widely-understood [[theme (literature)|theme]]s and [[Motif (literature)|motif]]s such as “The Terrible Mother”, “Death,” and “Atonement
...ted by the familiar designation ''[[Aesopica]]'': "Ancient Greek and Roman literature contains rich troves of folklore and popular beliefs, many of which have co
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In medieval literature, the '''ichneumon''' or '''echinemon''' was the enemy of the dragon.
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...u or the bizarre ushi-oni that terrorized Negoro also appear in famous old literature such as the Sei Shonagon's tenth-century diary ''The Pillow Book'', and in
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Bast often appears in literature as the goddess of cats, either directly appearing as such or being mentione
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...''Journey to the West'', one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature.
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==The barghest in literature==
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...does not seem to have powers to regenerate like its relatives in nowadays literature. It can't recover from injuries, especially mortal ones. There is a "teika"
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Stories of the vampire were adopted by gothic literature.
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