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These some of the short pages in Wikipedia about Latvian mythology as of June 13, 2004:
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Ausekla Zvaigzne |
The '''Ausekla Zvaigzne''' (also called '''Krusta Zvaigzne''') was a cross-hatch double star, sacred |
| 199 |
Cela mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Cela mate''' ("mother of roads") was the protectress of travelers, who |
| 149 |
Debeskalns |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Debeskalns''' was the Sky Mountain upon which the gods and goddesses li |
| 190 |
Gausu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Gausu mate''' ("mother of laziness") was one of the [[mahte|mate]]s and |
| 197 |
Lapu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Lapu mate''' ("mother of leaves") was the goddess who presided over the |
| 181 |
Lazdu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Lazdu mate''' ("mother of hazel") was the [[mahte|mate]] who presided o |
| 167 |
Lietus mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Lietus mate''' ("mother of rain") was the [[mahte|mate]] who presided o |
| 189 |
Linu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Linu mate''' ("mother of linen") was the [[mahte|mate]] who presided ov |
| 129 |
Lopes mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Lopes mate''' ("mother of livestock") was the [[mate]] who presided ove |
| 153 |
Lopu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Lopu mate''' was the goddess of cattle. She may have been equivalent t |
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Meza mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Meza mate''' ("mother of the forests") was the patron goddess of forest |
| 169 |
Meza Virs |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Meza Virs''' was the god of the forests, associated with [[wolf|wolves] |
| 186 |
Mieza mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Mieza mate''' was the [[mahte|mate]] who presided over the forest. Alt |
| 184 |
Mikelis |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Mikelis''' was one of [[dievadeli]], sons of [[Dievs]], the supreme god |
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Smilsu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Smilsu mate''' ("mother of sands") was the [[mahte|mate]] who held domi |
| 176 |
Upes mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Upes mate''', or '''Upes mahte''' ("mother of [[river]]s") was the [[ma |
| 197 |
Veja mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Veja mate''' ("mother of wind") was the goddess of the wind, forests an |
| 187 |
Velu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Velu mate''' ("mother of [[veli]]") was the goddess of the dead and Que |
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Vinsaule |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Vinsaule''' ("the world behind") was the land of the dead, ruled by [[V |
| 189 |
Ziedu mate |
In [[Latvian mythology]], '''Ziedu mate''' ("mother of [[flower]]s") was the [[mahte]] who presided |
