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These some of the short pages in Wikipedia about Polish mythology as of June 13, 2004:
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Dogoda |
'''Dogoda''' is a Polish spirit of the west wind, associated with love and gentleness. See also [[P |
| 193 |
Ladanki |
'''Ladanki''' are medicine and charm bags that were worn on the belt or around the neck. Ladanki con |
| 88 |
Lakanica |
'''Lakanica''' is a [[Poland|Polish]] spirit of fields. See also [[Polish mythology]] |
| 166 |
Matka Gabia |
'''Matka Gabia''' is the [[Poland|Pol]]ish goddess of home, hearth, and patron of it's care. Gabia m |
| 156 |
Mora (mythology) |
In [[Polish mythology]], '''mora''' are the souls of living people that leave the body during the ni |
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| 137 |
Naw |
The '''Naw''' in [[Polish mythology]] are spirits of the souls of persons that had met a tragic deat |
| 188 |
Neuri |
The '''Neuri''' in [[Polish mythology]] are shape-shifters of uncertain origins. They are said to be |
| 171 |
Nocnitsa |
The '''Nocnitsa''', or "Night Hag", in [[Polish mythology]], is a nightmare spirit that also goes by |
| 94 |
Odmience |
In [[Polish mythology]], the '''Odmience''' are the changlings left behind by the [[Boginki]]. |
| 164 |
Oynyena Maria |
'''Oynyena Maria''' is the Slavic "Fiery Mary," a fire goddess who assists and counsels the thunder |
| 129 |
Percunatel |
'''Percunatel''' is a [[Poland|Pol]]ish goddess that is proported to be [[Piorun]]'s own mother. Se |
| 96 |
Psotnik |
The '''psotnik''' are [[elf|elves]], "mischief makers", in [[Polish mythology]]. {{msg:stub}} |
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| 161 |
Siliniez |
'''Siliniez''' is a pagan wood-god from [[Poland]] for whom [[moss]] was sacred; his altar fire was |
| 79 |
Smierna |
In [[Polish mythology]], '''Smierna''' was the spirit of death. {{msg:stub}} |
| 151 |
Sudice |
The '''Sudice''' are the "Fates" of [[Polish mythology]]. Spirits of judgement that meted out fortu |
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| 140 |
Tawals |
'''Tawals''' is a blessing bringing Polish god of the meadows and fields. See also [[Polish mytholo |
| 160 |
Topieke |
The '''Topielce''' in [[Polish mythology]] are the water spirits of human souls that died drowning, |
| 118 |
Trishna |
'''Trishna''' is the Polish goddess of corpses and the deceased. She protects graves. See also [[Po |
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Zaria |
'''Zaria''' is the Polish goddess of beauty. See also [[Polish mythology]] ------------------ ''' |
| 158 |
Zlota Baba |
In [[Polish mythology]], '''Zlota Baba''' is a [[goddess]] called "Golden Woman". She received many |
