...habitants of Kashmir was as advanced and sophisticated as the Indus Valley civilization. The ''Katha-sarit-sagara'', a famous 11th century CE collection of Indian
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...order. In the fierce battle between Mothra and Battra, the existing human civilization was destroyed in a tremendous flood.
...Battra might do. As predicted, Battra once again vented his wrath on human civilization. The larval Battra was drawn to the newly hatched incarnation of Mothra, bu
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...which they re-discovered and built upon were once part of an antediluvian civilization called 'Lemuria' (Lemuria is actually a hypothetical lost continent in the
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...cestors, or the spirits of the land itself, preceding contact with Western civilization.
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Gluskap, a culture heromythical figure who gives people the tools of civilization, such as language and fire of the Algonquian-speaking people of North Ameri
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*Hippocamps appear with the first Orientalizing phase of Etruscan civilization: they remain a theme in Etruscan tomb wall-paintings and reliefs, where the
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...be singular. Examples: "[[:Category:Law|Law]]", "[[:Category:Civilization|Civilization]]"
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...ng to help develop various civilizations such as Lemuria, Maya, Inca and a civilization at Machu Picchu. They also were trying to guide humans toward a more spirit
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...human hosts to make metal weapons, [[cosmetics]], and other necessities of civilization that had been kept secret in Heaven. But the humans are dying and cry to th
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...f the satyrs themselves, as forces in opposition to urbanity, decorum, and civilization itself.
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...that the myth must have been known also in Mesopotamia, the main center of civilization between India and Greece, and it becomes probable that the figure Sui-Jen h
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* Ivanoff, Pierre (1973). ''Monuments of Civilization: Maya''. New York: Brosset & Dunlap. ISBN 0-448-02020-3.
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Fortunately, the Baykok never willingly approaches a human civilization, as the creature itself is extremely reluctant to leave the safety of the f
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* [[Classical antiquity|Classical]] [[civilization]] included unique signs and prodigies of [[nature]] in works of [[paradoxog
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...bscura'', Thanatos is an island rife with savages and wild beasts where no civilization exists.
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He is viewed as the promoter of civilization, a law giver, lover of peace as well as the patron deity of both agricultur
Dionysus was the god of fertility, vegetation, the vine, and the pleasures of civilization. Dionysus was pretty much known as the partier of the Greek pantheon and wa
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Classic Roman civilization can serve as an example of both aspects. In some periods of Roman history i
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...re, as opposed to the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]] who represent the gods of human civilization. Alternatively, they may represent the gods of a proposed pre-Goidelic popu
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...dess" figure - perhaps one of the powerful female divinities of the Minoan civilization pantheon, or of some unidentified pre-Greek Pelasgian people.
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