...of Poland. There are theories that they supposedly originated from Russian mythologies, however, more facts indicate that they are a variation of the myth of the
==Mythologies==
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'''Allu''' are demons in Mesopotomian mythologies.
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...rer'', but that is still under great doubt. If you want an adequate in the mythologies of other folks, Lausks would stand close to [[Jack Frost]], but they are no
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...pposed to be summoned on Earth as well as (guardian) angels from the world mythologies and religions.
=='''Monsters from mythologies'''==
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'''Dragon's blood''' serves a purpose in many different mythologies. Depending on the tradition, dragon’s blood may have also very different
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*Bonefoy, Yves (1993). American, African, and Old European mythologies. University of Chicago Press.
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...cetera) were non-Aryan tribes. This is supported by non-Vedic legends and mythologies, for example [[Naga]] legends.
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...lous creature usually associated with the sun that can be found in various mythologies of Asia, Asia Minor, and North Africa.
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'''Hiisi''' are a kind of tutelary spirits in mythologies of the Baltic Sea area, especially in Finland.
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...een dog and wolf with impossibly strong teeth and instant digestion. Other mythologies have described the crocotta as a gluttonous beast that digs up the buried d
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...' or '''Laimas māte''', represents fate and luck in Latvian and Lithuanian mythologies. Aside from being the patron of pregnant women, she was also linked to chil
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...ic deity and is also considered as a goddess in the Lithuanian and Latvian mythologies.
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'''Snakes''' are central to many mythologies because of their perceived quality of being both familiar and exotic. The b
Snakes were associated with wisdom in many mythologies, perhaps due to the appearance of pondering their actions as they prepare t
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...dental similarity of name, could be identified with the Greek Nymphae. The mythologies of classicizing Roman poets were unlikely to have affected the rites and cu
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...cosmic egg-gourd, the animal ancestor-cosmic giant, and primordial couple mythologies. The last two of these typologies are especially, although not exclusively,
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...off the "life force" of other living creatures. The concept appears in the mythologies of many cultures, just as do blood-drinking vampires.
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...ing king. His presence in Babylon would radically alter perceptions of the mythologies of this era, though fortunately, it has been discovered that the unconnecte
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...gods out of such widely-dispersed and historically unconnected [[mythology|mythologies]] as the [[:Category:Celtic mythology|Celtic]] [[Cernunnos]], the Welsh [[C
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...cher's ''The Dresden Files'', ghouls are much like they are in the classic mythologies. They are humanoid monsters that feed on human flesh, and seem to be able t
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...he [[supernatural]] and the construction of coherent, complex and detailed mythologies. Barker has referred to this style as "dark fantasy" or the "fantastique".
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