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- Desert Spirits
- Household Spirits
- Mountain Spirits
- Air and Wind Spirits
- Fire Spirits
- Alpine Legends
- Malay Spirit World
- Romanian Mythology
- Hawaiian tradition
- Mapuche Mythology
- Baltic Mythology
- Yoruba religion
- Thai Spirit World
- Finnish Mythology
- English folk tradition
- Philippine Mythology
- Venedigermandl
- Kasermandl
- Barbegazi
- Nachtkrapp
- Wolpertinger
- Isarnixe
- Butz
- Toggeli
- Sennentuntschi
- Drud
- Holla (Frau Holle)
- Habergeiß
- Frau Perchta
- Krampus
- Magical Protective Signs
- Protective Stones
- Prayers as Protection
- Parsley
- Oregano
- Fleabane
- Fumitory
- Mistletoe
- Angelica
- Wormwood
- Yarrow
- Mullein
- Vervain
- Protective Herbs
- Yaksha
- Wild Man
- Vörsa
- Vir-ava
- Vasorrú bába
- Vanadevata
- Tuulikki
- Tikbalang
- Tellervo
- Tapio
- Silvanus
- Silenus
- Shanxiao
- Schrat
- Satyr
- Sachamama
- Rübezahl
- Pukwudgie
- Poludnica
- Polevik
- Penghou
- Patupaiarehe
- Pan
- Orang Bunian
- Nyyrikki
- Neak Ta
- Nang Tani
- Nang Ta-khian
- Nang Mai
- Muma Pădurii
- Moosleute
- Mielikki
- Meža māte
- Metsavana
- Metsaema
- Meliai
- Medeina
- Makiawisug
- Maero
- Kodama
- Kijimuna
- Kapre
- Jubokko
- Iroko-Man
- Iele
- Huldra
- Holzfräulein
- Hamadryad
- Hakuturi
- Green Man
- Ghillie Dhu
- Faunus
- Faun
- Eloko
- Dziwożona
- Dryad
- Diwata
- Curupira
- Chullachaqui
- Chaneque
- Caipora
- Borowy
- Bonbibi
- Basajaun
- Banaspati
- Aziza
- Aroni
- Aranyani
- Anhanga
- Alux
- Aja
- Yemoja
- Yamuna
- Yacuruna
- Vodník
- Vesihiisi
- Vellamo
- Vedava (Mari)
- Ved-ava
- Varuna
- Undine
- Umibōzu
- Triton
- Topielec
- Taniwha
- Sumpall
- Sirena
- Shellycoat
- Selkie
- Roane
- Repun Kamuy
- Qalupalik
- Pincoya
- Phaya Naga
- Peg Powler
- Pania
- Oya
- Oshun
- Olokun
- Oceanus
- Oceanids
- Nyami Nyami
- Nure-onna
- Nuckelavee
- Nommo
- Nixe
- Ningyo
- Nguruvilu
- Nereus
- Nereids
- Navka
- Nammu
- Naiads
- Naga (Bicol)
- Näkki
- Näcken
- Mul Gwishin
- Mishipeshu
- Mishiginebig
- Merrow
- Melusine
- Marie Morgane
- Marbendill
- Marakihau
- Mami Wata
- Makara
- Loreley
- Llamhigyn y Dŵr
- Lạc Long Quân
- La Sirène
- Kul
- Kelpie
- Kāmohoaliʻi
- Jenny Greenteeth
- Ipupiara
- Imugi
- Iku-Turso
- Iara
- He Bo
- Havmand
- Gwragedd Annwn
- Grindylow
- Glaukos
- Ganga
- Funayūrei
- Enbilulu
- Each-uisge
- Dragon King
- Dakuwaqa
- Charybdis
- Chalchiuhtlicue
- Ceffyl Dŵr
- Caicai-Vilu
- Boto Encantado
- Bolotnik
- Bereginya
- Berberoka
- Ben Varrey
- Bäckahäst
- Asrai
- Aspidochelone
- Apsara
- Apam Napat
- Anahita
- Amphitrite
- Akkorokamui
- Ahuizotl
- Ahti
- Afanc
- Adaro
- Achelous
- Abzu
- Ngayurnangalku
- Yuan-gui
- You-hun-ye-gui
- Xtabay
- Wutou-gui
- Wirry-cow
- Will-o’-the-wisp
- Wiedergänger
- White Lady
- Vukodlak
- Vrykolakas
- Upiór
- Ubume
- Toyol
- Tiyanak
- Strigoi
- Stikini
- Soucouyant
- Skadegamutc
- Siguanaba
- Shuigui
- Shinigami
- Sasabonsam
- Santa Compaña
- Rolling Calf
- Radiant Boy
- Pugot
- Pricolici
- Pontianak
- Pocong
- Phi Tai Hong
- Phi Pop
- Phi Krahang
- Phi Am
- Pesta
- Pesanta
- Penanggalan
- Padfoot
- Onryo
- Ogbanje
- Night Marchers
- Ngozi
- Nav
- Nachzehrer
- Myling
- Multo
- Mula sem cabeça
- Moroi
- Manananggal
- Mae Nak
- Langsuir
- Lagahoo
- La Sayona
- La Planchada
- La Patasola
- La Llorona
- La Diablesse
- Kuchisake-onna
- Krasue
- Jumbie
- Hone-onna
- Haugbúi
- Gwrach y Rhibyn
- Gui-po
- Goryo
- Gjenganger
- Gashadokuro
- Gabriel Hounds
- El Sombrerón
- Egungun
- Douen
- Doppelsauger
- Diao-si-gui
- Dalgyal-gwishin
- Cyhyraeth
- Cŵn Annwn
- Cihuateteo
- Churel
- Chindi
- Cheonggak-gwishin
- Caoineag
- Canwyll Corff
- Kalku
- Brahmarakshasa
- Black Shuck
- Bhoot
- Betobeto-san
- Bean Nighe
- Barghest
- Aswang
- Ankou
- Anchimayen
- Aderyn y Corff
- Abiku
- Zhurong
- Xiuhtecuhtli
- Wayland the Smith
- Tine Ghealáin
- Tatewari
- Svarožič
- Surtr
- Spunkie
- Sinmara
- Shango
- Black God
- Salamander
- Rūaumoko
- Pyrausta
- Pinket
- Pillán
- Peklenc
- Onibi
- Ognjena Marija
- Odqan
- Nusku
- Nëna e Vatrës
- Min-Min Light
- Masaw
- Mahuika
- Luz Mala
- Logi
- Lantern Man
- Lalahon
- Kresnik
- Konohanasakuya-hime
- Kollivay Pey
- Kojin
- Kitsunebi
- Kan-Laon
- Kamuy-Huci
- Kagutsuchi
- Jwala Ji
- Joan the Wad
- Jagaubis
- Ishum
- Hui Lu
- Hobby Lantern
- Hitodama
- Hinkypunk
- Gugurang
- Gu
- Grannus
- Goibniu
- Girra
- Gabija
- Enji
- Ellylldan
- Eate
- Curicaueri
- Chir Batti
- Cherufe
- Chantico
- Cacus
- Caca
- Boitatá
- Auahitūroa
- Atar
- Aleya
- Aganjú
- Aed
- Adranus
- Zephyros
- Zduhać
- Yum
- Yeongdeung Halmang
- Ya-o-gah
- Willy-Willy
- Wietrzyca
- Waziya
- Vejopatis
- Vayu
- Varpulis
- Tuuletar
- Tritopatores
- Tezcatlipoca
- Tawhirimatea
- Tate
- Taku Skanskan
- Szélatya
- Szélanya
- Sylph
- Skiron
- Shinatobe
- Shehbui
- Shu
- Ququmatz
- Qebui
- Phong
- Pakaa
- Oonawieh Unggi
- Notos
- Niltsi
- Moryana
- Lips
- Lihangin
- Laamaomao
- Kári
- Kaikias
- Ilmarinen
- Hutchai
- Hurakan
- Huayra-tata
- Hotoru
- Hine-Tu-Whenua
- Henkhisesui
- Habagat
- Guabancex
- Gaoh
- Fisaga
- Feng Po Po
- Fei Lian
- Euros
- Ehecatl
- Dogoda
- Buhawi
- Boreas
- Bieggolmai
- Bieggegaellies
- Aura
- Apo Angin
- Apeliotes
- Anitun Tabu
- Anemoi
- Amun (Wind Aspect)
- Amihan
- Ala
- Aiolos
- Zana
- Yeti
- Yamauba
- Yamabiko
- Yama-no-Kami
- Waiau
- Tunupa
- Tmolos
- Tatzelwurm
- Sōjōbō
- Salige Frau
- Sajama
- Poliʻahu
- Ourea
- Oreads
- Ochokochi
- Nyenchen Tanglha
- Nörgel
- Ngai
- Miyolangsangma
- Maria Makiling
- Mari
- Machen Pomra
- Maahinen
- Lilinoe
- Knocker
- Khumbila
- Kahoupokane
- Illimani
- Illampu
- Huayna Potosí
- Hiisi
- Gwyllion
- Gaʼan
- Fänggen
- Dongyue Dadi
- Dellermännle
- Dali
- Dağ İyesi
- Coblynau
- Bixia Yuanjun
- Bergtroll
- Bergsrå
- Bergmönch
- Apu Wanakawri
- Apu Wamanrasu
- Apu Verónica
- Apu Sara Sara
- Apu Salkantay
- Apu Pitusiray
- Apu Pichu Pichu
- Apu Pachatusan
- Apu Misti
- Apu Mama Simona
- Apu Coropuna
- Apu Ampato
- Am Fear Liath Mòr
- Almas
- Achachila
- Zashiki-warashi
- Žaltys
- Trasgu
- Tonttu
- Tomte
- Šotek
- Skrzat
- Škriatok
- Silkie
- Seongju
- San Phra Phum
- Ovinnik
- Ong Dia
- Nisse
- Niß Puk
- Nang Kwak
- Mājas gars
- Lutin
- Lob Lie-by-the-Fire
- Klabautermann
- Kaukas
- Jowang
- Hospodáříček
- Hödekin
- Hobgoblin
- Hob
- Hinzelmann
- Heinzelmännchen
- Haltija
- Haldjas
- Gumennik
- Gruagach
- Glaistig
- Fenodyree
- Eopsin
- Dvorovoi
- Duende
- Chowaniec
- Bwbach
- Brownie
- Boggart
- Aitvaras
- Zauba’ah
- Yee Naaldlooshii
- Umm al-Duwais
- Tahquitz
- Sopdu
- Si’lat
- Shiqq
- Se’irim
- Qutrub
- Pangkarlangu
- Pairika
- Olgoi-Khorkhoi
- Nasnas
- Mamu
- Ketev Meriri
- Kel Essuf
- Jann
- Hinn
- Hatif
- Ha
- Ghaddar
- Dulhath
- Div
- Chindi
- Ash
- Asag
- Apaosha
- Anzu
- Alu
- Alicanto
- Aïsha Qandisha
- Agrat bat Mahlat
- Aeshma
- Abu Fanous
- Pakhet
- Protective Means
- Kitsune
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- About iWell Guard – the Protective Pendant in Detail
- Holy Water
- Frankincense
- Juniper
- Talisman
- Silver as Protection
- Protective Pouches and Breverl
- Protective Rituals and Invocation
- The Cross as a Protective Sign
- Protective Candle
- Protective Bells and the Sound of Bells
- Protective Fire and Threshold Light
- Calling on the Guardian Angel
- Protection Compass
- Salt as Protection
- Sage (Smudging)
- Censing and Purification
- Palo Santo
- Myrrh
- Knot Amulet
- Garlic as Protection
- Sound and Light for Warding Off
- St. John’s Wort
- Home Protection and Threshold Ritual
- Iron and Cold Iron
- Drudenfuss and Pentagram
- Charming (verbal healing rite)
- Mugwort
- Banishing Formula and Banishing Ritual
- Amulets and Protective Objects
- Amulet
- Protective Substances and Plants
- Lucky Charms: Meaning, Origin and Overview
- Bells and Chimes as Noise-Making Protection
- Protective Tattoo: Permanent Signs in the Skin
- Protective Gestures: Fig, Horns Gesture, Warding Hand
- Protective Colors: Blue, Red and Black as Defense
- Salt and Iron as Apotropaic Substances
- Mirrors as a Means of Defense: The Principle of Reflection
- Threshold Protection: Door, Window and House Entrance
- The Protective Circle as a Boundary Against Harm
- Magic Squares as Protective Signs: Number Grids
- Mandrake: Protective and Lucky Root of Folk Magic
- Himmelsbrief: Worn Protective Letter of Folk Piety
- Rowan: Protective Tree and Wood of Folk Magic
- Hagstone: the Holed Protective Stone of Folk Magic
- Hex Signs: painted star rosettes of the Pennsylvania Dutch
- Apotropaic Incised Marks: Protective Marks on Buildings
- Witch Bottle: A Buried Vessel Against Harmful Magic
- Churinga: Sacred Object of the Aboriginal Peoples of Australia
- Ongon: the material dwelling of the protective spirit
- Toli: the Bronze Shaman’s Mirror of Siberia
- The Inuit Amulet Belt: Protection from the Arctic
- Sami Drum: Shaman Drum from Sápmi
- Hei Matau: Fish-Hook Pendant of the Māori
- Mullu: sacred Spondylus shell of the Andes
- Milagros: Votive Plaques of Folk Piety
- God’s Eye (Ojo de Dios) of Mexico’s Huichol
- The Medicine Wheel: Stone Circle of the Four Directions
- Medicine Bag of the Plains Peoples of North America
- Wind Horse: the Lungta of the Tibetan Prayer Flags
- Protection knot: the blessed cord of Tibet
- Dzi beads: the agate beads of Tibet
- Phurba: the three-sided ritual dagger of Tibet
- Mala: the Buddhist prayer-bead string of 108 beads
- Dharmachakra: the Wheel of the Buddhist Teaching
- Ashtamangala: the eight auspicious symbols
- Lilith Amulet: protection in the Jewish childbed
- Kushti: the sacred girdle of the Zoroastrians
- Eleggua: the Protective Head at the House Entrance
- Mojo Bag: the Protective Pouch of the Hoodoo Tradition
- Nkisi: the power figure of the Kongo region
- Gris-gris: the worn protective pouch
- The Slavic Lunula: the crescent-moon-shaped amulet
- Obereg: the Slavic Collective Term for Protective Amulets
- Hand of God: the Slavic protective sign Ręka Boga
- The Celtic knot: the endless knot pattern
- Azabache: the black jet fist against the evil eye
- Nazar Battu: the Indian apotropaic grimace
- Cimaruta: the Neapolitan rue-sprig amulet
- Mano fico: the fig hand as a protective amulet
- Mano cornuta: the horned hand against the evil eye
- Cornicello: the Italian horn amulet
- Dokkaebi Tile: the demon-averting face on Korean roofs
- Haetae: the Korean Guardian Being Against Fire and Calamity
- Shisa: the lion-like roof guardians of Okinawa
- Hamaya: the demon-breaking arrow for the Japanese New Year
- Shimenawa: the sacred rice-straw rope of Shinto
- Ofuda: the Japanese shrine talisman for the home altar
- Peach Wood: the demon-averting wood of China
- Menshen: the Chinese door gods
- Pixiu: the winged mythical creature as a protective figure
- Coin Amulet: the Chinese lucky coin
- Coin Sword: the Daoist warding object made of bronze coins
- Fu Talisman: the Daoist paper talisman
- Swastika: the ancient sign of good fortune and protection in Hinduism
- Trishula: the trident of Shiva
- Tilaka: the forehead mark of Hinduism
- Hanuman-Kavach: the protective pendant and the protective hymn of Hanuman
- Black Thread: the protective band against the evil eye
- Sri Yantra: the geometric worship diagram of Hinduism
- Mashallah: the protective formula against the evil eye
- Buduh: the magic square of Islam
- Zulfiqar: the Sword of Ali as a Sign of Protection
- Ayat al-Kursi: the Throne Verse as a text of protection
- Seal of Solomon: the sign over the spirits
- The Shiviti Plaque: the Jewish Devotional and Protective Image
- Kabbalistic Amulet: the Jewish protective amulet
- Chai: the Hebrew sign for life
- Abracadabra Triangle: the diminishing protective amulet
- SATOR square: the magical letter square
- Fascinum: the Roman protective amulet against the evil eye
- Lunula: the Roman crescent amulet of girls
- The Thunder Sign: the Slavic Mark Against Lightning
- Awen: the sign of inspiration
- Triskele: the triple spiral sign
- Brigid’s Cross: the woven protective cross of Ireland
- Troll Cross: The Iron Protective Amulet Against Trolls
- Bracteate: the golden protective medallion of the Migration Period
- Protective Runes: Runes as Germanic Protective Signs
- Ægishjálmur: the Helm of Awe
- Cylinder Seal: Seal and Amulet of the Ancient Near East
- Apkallu: the protective figures of Mesopotamian houses
- Lamassu: the Winged Gate Guardian of Mesopotamia
- Lamashtu Plaque: Protective Tablet against the Childbed Demon
- Menat: the Egyptian Neck Amulet of Hathor
- The Isis Knot (Tyet): the Tyet Amulet of the Goddess Isis
- Cippus of Horus: the Egyptian Protective and Healing Stele
- Bes Amulet: the Egyptian Protective God of Home and Childbirth
- Chakana: the Andean Cross of the Inca
- Rudraksha: the Sacred Bead of Shiva
- Taʿwīz: the Islamic Protective Amulet
- Bulla: the Roman Protective Amulet for Children
- Gorgoneion: the Head of Medusa as a Protective Sign
- Kolowrat: the Slavic Sun Wheel
- Faravahar: the Symbol of Zoroastrianism
- Hei-tiki: the Pendant of the Maori
- Veve: the Ritual Signs of Vodou
- Adinkra: the symbols of the Akan from Ghana
- Bujeok: The Korean Protective Talisman
- Daruma: the Japanese wish and protection doll
- Maneki-neko: the Japanese beckoning lucky cat
- Bagua Mirror: the Chinese Protective Mirror
- Gau: the Tibetan Amulet Capsule
- Vajra: Thunderbolt and Diamond in Buddhism
- Endless Knot: The Buddhist Symbol of Good Fortune
- Red Thread: the protective band against the evil eye
- Star of David: the Magen David as a sign of protection
- Celtic Cross: High Cross and Symbol of Protection
- Triquetra: the Celtic trinity knot
- Vegvísir: the Icelandic signpost as a protective sign
- Valknut: the Norse knot of the slain
- Djed Pillar: the Egyptian Sign of Stability
- Scarab: the Egyptian Amulet of Rebirth
- Ankh: the Egyptian Sign of Life as a Protective Symbol
- Amulet, Talisman and Protective Sign: Basics
- Four-leaf Clover: Good-luck and Protective Sign
- Horseshoe: the good-luck and protective symbol above the door
- Dreamcatcher: Protective Object of the Ojibwe
- Omamori: the Japanese protective pouch
- Om: the sacred sign as protection and blessing
- Pentagram: The Five-Pointed Star as a Protective Sign
- Cross and Crucifix: the Christian Protective Sign
- Christian Protective Medals – Benedict, Mary, Christopher
- Nazar Boncuğu: The Blue Protective Eye Against the Evil Eye
- Thor’s Hammer – Mjölnir as a Germanic Protective Symbol
- Eye of Horus – the Wedjat as an Egyptian protective symbol
- Pazuzu Amulet – Mesopotamian protection against Lamashtu
- Laozi
- Horagalles
- Loko
- Simbi
- Marassa
- Gede
- Ogou
- Damballa
- Yong-wang
- Sansin
- Hananim
- Hwanin
- Tsongkhapa
- King Gesar
- Ceridwen
- Aengus
- Epona
- Danu
- Caishen
- Fuxi
- Xi Wangmu
- Guan Yin
- Milarepa
- Padmasambhava
- Kṣitigarbha
- Maitreya
- Tara
- Buddha (Gautama)
- Svetovid
- Leshy
- Jarilo
- Lada
- Stribog
- Dazhbog
- Ebisu
- Inari Ōkami
- Ryujin
- Kannon
- Hachiman
- Izanagi
- Ea
- Gilgamesh
- Gula
- Dumuzi
- Ninhursag
- Ninurta
- Janus
- Vulcan
- Vesta
- Neptune
- Diana
- Minerva
- Agni
- Kartikeya
- Surya
- Sarasvati
- Parvati
- Lakshmi
- Freyr
- Njord
- Idun
- Baldur
- Heimdall
- Tyr
- Nut
- Geb
- Khepri
- Khnum
- Atum
- Sobek
- Hestia
- Ares
- Hephaestus
- Poseidon
- Athena
- Hera
- Lwa: the mediator spirits of Haitian Vodou
- Ranginui: the sky father of Māori cosmology
- Papatūānuku: the earth mother of Māori cosmology
- Ragnarök: the end of the world in Norse mythology
- Amitābha: Buddha of the Pure Land
- Rama: Seventh Avatar of Vishnu
- Narasimha: man-lion avatar of Vishnu
- Krishna: Eighth Avatar of Vishnu
- Maat: Goddess of Cosmic Order
- Utukku: spirits of the dead and underworld demons
- Sin: moon god of Ur and Harran
- Enlil: Storm God and Lord of the Pantheon
- The Moirai: goddesses of fate and keepers of the thread of life
- Cronus: Titan and Ruler of the Golden Age
- Cerberus: hound of hell and guardian of Hades
- Venus: Roman goddess of love and beauty
- Mercury: Roman god of commerce and messengers
- Ceres: Roman Goddess of Grain and Agriculture
- Manes: the deified spirits of the deceased
- Lares: Roman Guardian Spirits of the Home
- Aos Sí: The People of the Mounds of the Irish Otherworld
- Sun Wukong: The Monkey King from Journey to the West
- Kitchen God Zao Jun: Household Deity of the Hearth in China
- Hei Bai Wuchang: Messengers of Death in the Chinese Underworld
- Vila: Nature Spirit of the South Slavic Tradition
- Vodyanoy: Water Spirit of the Slavic Tradition
- Magical Practices
- Saivo – Sacred Mountain and Lake Realm of the Sámi
- Jabmiidaibmu – Land of the Dead and Realm of the Deceased of the Sámi
- Madderakka – Primordial Mother and Highest Akka of the Sámi
- Juksakka – Bow Goddess and Protector of Boys
- Uksakka – Door Goddess and Guardian of the Threshold of the Sámi
- Sara-Akka – Birth Goddess of the Sámi
- Stallo: Man-Eating Giant of Sámi Tradition
- Ráhka – Father God of the Sámi Religion
- Mánnu – Moon God of the Sámi
- Beaivi: Sun Goddess of the Sami
- Qailertetang: Weather Companion and Guardian of Animals
- Malina: Sun Goddess of the Inuit
- Igaluk: Moon God of the Inuit Tradition
- Nanook: Polar Bear Lord of the Inuit Tradition
- Pinga: Mistress of Land Animals and of Women in Childbirth
- Anguta: Father of Sedna and Keeper of the Underworld
- Tupilak: Artificial Revenge Spirit of the Greenlandic Inuit
- Tornarssuk: Great Protective Spirit of the Inuit Shamans
- Sila: World-Breath and Weather Lord of the Inuit
- Sedna: Inuit Mistress of the Sea
- Namarrkon: Lightning Man of the Kunwinjku
- Yowie: Aboriginal Wild Man of the Australian Forests
- Bunyip: Water Demon of the Aboriginal Tradition
- Mimi Spirits: Thin Rock Spirits of the Arnhem Land Aboriginal Peoples
- Tjinimin: Bat Ancestor of the Murinbata
- Yhi: Sun Goddess of the Karraur
- Bunjil: Eagle Creator of the Kulin
- Baiame: Sky Father of the Southeastern Aboriginal Peoples
- Wandjina: Cloud and Rain Beings of the Kimberley
- Rainbow Serpent: Serpent Creator of Aboriginal Religion
- Asbuiga: Buryat Horse-Protection Spirit
- Buga: High God of the Evenki (Tungus)
- Yhych-Khan: Yakut Horse-Lord
- Ajisit: Yakut Goddess of Birth
- Khormusta: Supreme Sky God of the Mongols
- Yer-Sub: Earth and Water Spirit of the Turkic Peoples
- Ülgen: God of Light of the Altai Peoples
- Erlik Khan: Ruler of the Altaic Underworld
- Umai: Mother and Child Goddess of the Turkic Peoples
- Tengri: Sky God of the Tengrists
- Resheph: Phoenician God of Plague and War
- Anat: Phoenician War Goddess
- Mot: Phoenician God of Death
- Yam: Phoenician Sea God
- Eshmun: Healing God of Sidon
- Baal-Hammon: Chief God of Carthage
- Tanit: Chief Goddess of Carthage
- Melqart: City God of Tyre
- Astarte: Phoenician Goddess
- Baal-Hadad: Phoenician Weather God
- Sarruma: Hurrian Mountain God and Protector of Kings
- Hedammu: Sea Monster of the Kumarbi Cycle
- Ullikummi: Stone Giant Against the Gods
- Anu: Hattic-Hurrian Sky God
- Hebat: Hurrian Supreme Goddess
- Teshub: Hurrian Weather God
- Kumarbi: Hurrian Father of the Gods
- Telipinu: Vegetation God of the Hittites
- Arinna: sun goddess of Arinna
- Tarhunna: Weather God of the Hittites
- Tuchulcha: Etruscan Demon of the Underworld
- Sethlans: Etruscan God of the Forge and Fire
- Aita: Etruscan God of the Underworld
- Vanth: Etruscan Demoness of the Underworld
- Charun: Etruscan Death Demon
- Turms: Etruscan Messenger of the Gods and Guide of the Dead
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