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Book of Open Knowledge

 * 3200 Phaethon
 * Abaris the Hyperborean
 * Abzu
 * Adam and Eve
 * Aeaea
 * Aegilips
 * Aeolus
 * Aethiopia
 * Afallach
 * Agartha
 * Ages of Man
 * Ainulindalë
 * Aion (deity)
 * Albion
 * Ambrosius Aurelianus
 * Amergin Glúingel
 * Amesha Spenta
 * Anatolia
 * Ancient Egyptian creation myths
 * Ancient Libya
 * Anemoi
 * Angel
 * Annwn
 * Antarctica
 * Antediluvian
 * Antikythera mechanism
 * Antillia
 * Anu
 * Anvil
 * Aos Sí
 * Apollo
 * Apple (symbolism)
 * Aquila (Roman)
 * Arctic
 * Arctic Circle
 * Arda (Tolkien)
 * Argadnel
 * Argyre
 * Ark of the Covenant
 * Armenian Highlands
 * Arval Brethren
 * Asteria (mythology)
 * Asterism (gemology)
 * Atlantis
 * Atlantis: The Antediluvian World
 * Augustine of Hippo
 * Avalon
 * Axis mundi
 * Babylonian star catalogues
 * Banyan
 * Baralku
 * Bard
 * Bardsey Island
 * Barnumbirr
 * Basilisk
 * Battle of Jericho
 * Bede
 * Belenus
 * Beltane
 * Benben
 * Bennu
 * Berbers
 * Biblical garden
 * Black Book of Carmarthen
 * Black Sea
 * Blacksmith
 * Bodhi Tree
 * Book of Enoch
 * Book of Ezekiel
 * Book of Taliesin
 * Brasil (mythical island)
 * Brian Boru
 * Brittia
 * Brocéliande
 * Bronze Age
 * Brân the Blessed
 * Buyan
 * Cabeiri
 * Caer Sidi
 * Calan Mai
 * Caledonia
 * Caledonian Forest
 * Caledonians
 * Cantre'r Gwaelod
 * Capitoline Hill
 * Cappadocia
 * Carolingian dynasty
 * Celestial pole
 * Celestial sphere
 * Celtic Otherworld
 * Celtic sacred trees
 * Cessair
 * Charlemagne
 * Cherub
 * Chivalry
 * Chryse (island)
 * Cilicia
 * Cilydd
 * City of David
 * Classical antiquity
 * Claíomh Solais
 * Clootie well
 * Coat of arms
 * Cockatrice
 * Cormac mac Airt
 * Crataegus
 * Cretan Bull
 * Cronus
 * Culhwch and Olwen
 * Cycles of the Kings
 * Cù Sìth
 * Cŵn Annwn
 * Delos
 * Delphi
 * Desert glass
 * Dinas Emrys
 * Dionysian Mysteries
 * Doggerland
 * Donar's Oak
 * Dragons in Greek mythology
 * Druid
 * Dryad
 * Dualism
 * Durendal
 * Dál gCais
 * Dál Riata
 * Déisi
 * Echidna (mythology)
 * Elaea (island)
 * Eleusinian Mysteries
 * Elf
 * Elfshot
 * Elysium
 * Emain Ablach
 * Enchanted Moura
 * Enki
 * Enkidu
 * Enuma anu enlil
 * Enûma Eliš
 * Epic of Gilgamesh
 * Epimeliad
 * Eridanos (river of Hades)
 * Eridu
 * Ernmas
 * Eternal flame
 * Eurasian wolf
 * European dragon
 * Excalibur
 * Fairy
 * Fairy riding
 * Fairy ring
 * Fall of man
 * Fallen angel
 * Faun
 * Fenian Cycle
 * Fianna
 * Fionn mac Cumhaill
 * Fir Bolg
 * Firmament
 * First Council of Nicaea
 * Fisher King
 * Five Trees
 * Flag
 * Flaming sword (mythology)
 * Fleur-de-lis
 * Flidais
 * Flood myth
 * Fomorians
 * Forbidden fruit
 * Fortunate Isles
 * Four Branches of the Mabinogi
 * Four Treasures of the Tuatha Dé Danann
 * Free will
 * Freemasonry
 * Gaels
 * Galactic Center
 * Garden of Eden
 * Gaul
 * Genealogy of the British Royal Family
 * Genesis creation narrative
 * Georgia (country)
 * Gilgamesh
 * Glastonbury Thorn
 * Gnosticism
 * Gods and Fighting Men
 * Gog and Magog
 * Golden Age
 * Golden apple
 * Golden Legend
 * Goídel Glas
 * Great Ireland
 * Greco-Roman mysteries
 * Greek Dark Ages
 * Greek primordial deities
 * Green Knight
 * Green Man
 * Griffin
 * Guingamor
 * Guivre
 * Gwyn ap Nudd
 * Hallstatt culture
 * Hawaiki
 * Heliades
 * Helios
 * Hengist and Horsa
 * Hephaestus
 * Heracles
 * Heraldic authority
 * Heraldry
 * Hermes
 * Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn
 * Hesperides
 * Hestia
 * Hibernia
 * Hierarchy of angels
 * High King of Ireland
 * Hill of Tara
 * Hiranyagarbha
 * Historia Brittonum
 * History of Armenia
 * Holy Grail
 * Holy Roman Empire
 * Hufaidh
 * Hyperborea
 * Hyperion (mythology)
 * Iberian Peninsula
 * Immortality
 * Inuit
 * Iram of the Pillars
 * Iranian Plateau
 * Irish Wolfhound
 * Iron Age
 * Island of California
 * Isle of the Dead (mythology)
 * J. R. R. Tolkien
 * Japheth
 * Joseph of Arimathea
 * Joyeuse
 * Jupiter (mythology)
 * Kibu
 * King Arthur
 * Knight of the Swan
 * Knightly Piety
 * Krocylea
 * La Tène culture
 * Labours of Hercules
 * Ladon (mythology)
 * Lady of the Lake
 * Lai
 * Lake Sevan
 * Lake Urmia
 * Lake Van
 * Lam Tsuen wishing trees
 * Lamassu
 * Lancelot
 * Lanka
 * Las sergas de Esplandián
 * Last glacial period
 * Laudine
 * Leanan sídhe
 * Lebor Gabála Érenn
 * Lemuria (continent)
 * Lernaean Hydra
 * Libyan Desert
 * Libyan desert glass
 * List of dragons in mythology and folklore
 * List of Enochian angels
 * List of High Kings of Ireland
 * List of hillforts in Wales
 * List of legendary kings of Britain
 * List of plants in the Bible
 * Lludd and Llefelys
 * Llŷr
 * Lohengrin
 * Lost lands
 * Lydney Park
 * Lyonesse
 * Mabinogion
 * Mag Mell
 * Manannán mac Lir
 * Manna
 * Mars (mythology)
 * Matrilineality
 * Maypole
 * Mead of poetry
 * Medb
 * Meliae
 * Merlin
 * Mesopotamia
 * Midnight sun
 * Midsummer
 * Milesians (Irish)
 * Milky Way
 * Mithra
 * Mithraism
 * Mitochondrial Eve
 * Moly (herb)
 * Morgan le Fay
 * Mount Parnassus
 * Mount Penglai
 * Mount Zion
 * Muse
 * Myrddin Wyllt
 * Mysticism
 * Míl Espáine
 * Mātariśvan
 * Nag Hammadi
 * Nag Hammadi library
 * Nammu
 * Nebra sky disk
 * Nemean lion
 * Nemed
 * Neolithic
 * Nephilim
 * Neptune (mythology)
 * Neritum
 * Nodens
 * Northern Hemisphere
 * Nuada Airgetlám
 * Númenor
 * Odin
 * Ogygia
 * Oisín
 * Olympic flame
 * Omphalos
 * Omphalos of Delphi
 * Onogoro Island
 * Oracle
 * Orpheus
 * Orphism (religion)
 * Ouroboros
 * Paimpont forest
 * Panchaea
 * Partholón
 * Pasiphaë
 * Persepolis
 * Persian Gates
 * Phaethon
 * Phaethon (son of Eos)
 * Phaeton (hypothetical planet)
 * Phanes (mythology)
 * Phoenix (mythology)
 * Picts
 * Planctae
 * Plato
 * Pleiades
 * Pleistocene
 * Polar circle
 * Pole shift hypothesis
 * Poseidon
 * Prehistoric Egypt
 * Prometheus
 * Pryderi
 * Pwyll
 * Pythagoras
 * Pythia
 * Python (mythology)
 * Quaternary
 * Quaternary glaciation
 * Red Book of Hergest
 * Rigveda
 * Ring of Silvianus
 * Riphean Mountains
 * Ritual of oak and mistletoe
 * Romulus and Remus
 * Royllo
 * Sacred garden
 * Sacred grove
 * Sacred herbs
 * Sacred tree at Uppsala
 * Sahara
 * Saint Brendan's Island
 * Saint George and the Dragon
 * Saint Mungo
 * Same (ancient Greece)
 * Samhain
 * Satanazes
 * Saturn (mythology)
 * Satyr
 * Scheria
 * Scota
 * Scotia
 * Sea Peoples
 * Serpent (symbolism)
 * Seven Archangels
 * Seven hills of Rome
 * Shambhala
 * Sheela na gig
 * Silvanus (mythology)
 * Silver Branch
 * Simurgh
 * Six Ages of the World
 * Snake Island (Black Sea)
 * Socrates
 * Solomon's Temple
 * Solon
 * Sons of God
 * Sphinx
 * Star chart
 * Stone Age
 * Sumerian King List
 * Summer solstice
 * Supermassive black hole
 * Symplegades
 * Tartarus
 * Taurus Mountains
 * Temple Mount
 * Terra (mythology)
 * Terra Australis
 * Tethys (mythology)
 * The Book of Giants
 * The Expulsion of the Déisi
 * The Silmarillion
 * The Voyage of Bran
 * Theft of fire
 * Theia
 * Thessaly
 * Third Temple
 * Thirteen Treasures of the Island of Britain
 * Thrace
 * Three-age system
 * Thule
 * Thule people
 * Thunderstone (folklore)
 * Tiamat
 * Tinia
 * Titan (mythology)
 * Titanomachy
 * Tolkien's legendarium
 * Tower of Babel
 * Tree of life
 * Tree of life (biblical)
 * Tree of the knowledge of good and evil
 * Trees in mythology
 * Trinitite
 * Tristan and Iseult
 * Tuareg people
 * Tuatha Dé Danann
 * Tumulus culture
 * Twelve Olympians
 * Typhon
 * Tír na nÓg
 * Unetice culture
 * Ural Mountains
 * Urartian language
 * Urartu
 * Urnfield culture
 * Uruk
 * Uther Pendragon
 * Utnapishtim
 * Vala (Middle-earth)
 * Vanir
 * Vedas
 * Venus (mythology)
 * Vinland
 * Vortigern
 * Vortimer
 * Vulcan (mythology)
 * W. B. Yeats
 * Wassailing
 * Welsh Triads
 * White Book of Rhydderch
 * White stag
 * Wild Hunt
 * Wild man
 * Wish Tree
 * Wish Tree (Yoko Ono art series)
 * Wodehouse (surname)
 * World egg
 * World tree
 * Wren Day
 * Wyvern
 * Y-chromosomal Adam
 * Yggdrasil
 * Yin and yang
 * Yoga
 * Zagros Mountains
 * Zapis
 * Zeus
 * Zion
 * Zoroaster
 * Zoroastrianism
 * Æsir
 * Æsir–Vanir War
 * Ériu
 * Île de Sein
 * Ṭūbā
 * Lotus tree
 * Padma (attribute)
 * Lotis (mythology)
 * Ziziphus lotus
 * Sidrat al-Muntaha
 * North Saharan steppe and woodlands
 * Sahara Desert (ecoregion)
 * South Saharan steppe and woodlands
 * Tibesti-Jebel Uweinat montane xeric woodlands
 * West Saharan montane xeric woodlands
 * Adenium obesum
 * Anastatica
 * North Africa during Antiquity
 * Lotus-eaters
 * Inchmahome Priory
 * Walter Comyn, Lord of Badenoch
 * William Comyn, Lord of Badenoch
 * Lord of Badenoch
 * Earl of Menteith
 * Gille Críst, Earl of Menteith
 * Mormaer
 * Mary I, Countess of Menteith
 * List of monastic houses in Scotland
 * Inchmahome
 * Prior of Inchmahome
 * Lake of Menteith
 * Port of Menteith
 * Aberfoyle, Stirling
 * Robert Kirk (folklorist)
 * Second sight
 * Extrasensory perception
 * The Folklore Society
 * Álfheimr
 * Augustinians
 * Karma Police (surveillance program)
 * Edward Snowden
 * Government Communications Headquarters
 * Tempora
 * Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group
 * State-sponsored Internet propaganda
 * Magic realism
 * Natural law
 * Freemen on the land
 * State of nature
 * Natural and legal rights
 * The Spirit of the Laws
 * Age of Enlightenment
 * Four Freedoms
 * Universal Declaration of Human Rights
 * White poppy
 * Pacifism
 * Phrygian cap
 * Mithraeum
 * Caernarfon Mithraeum
 * London Mithraeum
 * Serapis
 * London Stone
 * Brutus of Troy
 * Trinovantes
 * Nova Scotia
 * Oak Island
 * Anglesey
 * Cromlech
 * British Iron Age
 * Wishing well
 * London Wall
 * Rudchester Mithraeum
 * Segontium
 * Mitra (Vedic)
 * Danelaw
 * Wolstenholme Island
 * Wolstenholme Fjord
 * Thule Air Base
 * Narsaarsuk
 * Wolstenholme Towne
 * North Star Bay
 * Wolstenholme baronets
 * Londinium
 * Vicus
 * Prasutagus
 * Boudica
 * Andraste
 * List of women warriors in folklore
 * Dihya
 * Numidia
 * Gudit
 * Gwenllian ferch Gruffydd
 * House of Aberffraw
 * Queen Gwendolen
 * Cordelia of Britain
 * Leir of Britain
 * Albanactus
 * Camber (legendary king)
 * Locrinus
 * Ferrex
 * Scáthach
 * The Maidens' War
 * Amazons
 * Penthesilea
 * Hippolyta
 * Gargareans
 * Bellerophon
 * Cadmus
 * Europa (mythology)
 * Telephassa
 * Mithridates VI of Pontus
 * Cyrus the Great
 * Sarmatians
 * Valkyrie
 * Brynhildr
 * Götterdämmerung
 * Wayland the Smith
 * Gram (mythology)
 * Wayland's Smithy
 * Uffington White Horse
 * Uffington Castle
 * Dragon Hill, Uffington
 * Musical Stones of Skiddaw
 * Blowing Stone
 * Curtana
 * Almace
 * Wudga
 * Le Morte d'Arthur
 * The Lady of the Lake (poem)
 * Hadrian's Wall
 * Midas
 * Attis
 * Cybele
 * Biblical Magi
 * Magi
 * Civil law (legal system)
 * Freedom of the City
 * City of London
 * Birth certificate
 * Mermaid of Zennor
 * St Senara's Church, Zennor
 * Saint Senara
 * Zennor Quoit
 * Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
 * Achimenes erecta
 * Zennor
 * Sperris Quoit
 * Morvah
 * Trevelyan baronets
 * Chûn Castle
 * Madron
 * Mabon ap Modron
 * St Mabyn
 * Mabyn
 * Nectan of Hartland
 * Brycheiniog
 * Uí Liatháin
 * St Mabyn Parish Church
 * Kelly Rounds
 * Trethevy
 * St Nectan's Kieve
 * St Nectan's Glen
 * Morwenna
 * Morwenstow
 * Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist, Morwenstow
 * Hawker's Hut
 * Brychan
 * Knights Hospitaller
 * Trengwainton Garden
 * Madron Well and Madron Well Chapel
 * Celtic Sea
 * List of hill forts in Scotland
 * List of hill forts in England
 * Chûn Quoit
 * Hundreds of Cornwall
 * Penwith Hundred
 * Churchwarden
 * Trevelyan
 * Fairyland
 * Niamh (mythology)
 * Fand
 * Enbarr
 * Saint Patrick
 * Cormac Ua Liatháin
 * St Kilda, Scotland
 * Nirvana
 * Valhalla
 * Glasir
 * Glæsisvellir
 * Shangri-La
 * Aristeas
 * Soma
 * Haoma
 * Cedrus libani
 * Cedars of God
 * Cedar Forest
 * Enlil
 * Ninlil
 * Aman (Tolkien)
 * Teleri
 * White Tree of Gondor
 * List of Númenóreans
 * The History of Middle-earth
 * Fern flower
 * Blue flower
 * Sanjeevani (plant)
 * Valley of Flowers National Park
 * Yogi
 * Hanging Gardens of Babylon
 * Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
 * Lighthouse of Alexandria
 * Temple of Artemis
 * Colossus of Rhodes
 * Myrrha
 * Mount Meru
 * Sintra
 * Sintra Mountains
 * Palace of Sintra
 * Quinta da Regaleira
 * List of fictional plants
 * Gaokerena
 * St Michael's Mount
 * Cornish people
 * Vyvyan family
 * Great Cornish Families
 * Halliggye Fogou
 * Fogou
 * Trevegean
 * Gallia Lugdunensis
 * Matter of Britain
 * Paladin
 * Gog Magog Downs
 * Gogmagog (giant)
 * Corineus
 * List of legendary rulers of Cornwall
 * Mark of Cornwall
 * Where Troy Once Stood
 * Troy Town
 * Seven Stones Reef
 * Pendour Cove
 * Mirror and comb (Pictish symbol)
 * Mermaid
 * Atargatis
 * Lí Ban (mermaid)
 * Merrow
 * Ceasg
 * Melusine
 * House of Lusignan
 * Hippocampus
 * Hippocampus (mythology)
 * Trevi Fountain
 * List of fountains in Rome
 * Lake Como
 * Cabinet of curiosities
 * Sacred king
 * Shamanism
 * Shen ring
 * Human
 * Lilith
 * Ancient Mesopotamian religion
 * Paranormal romance
 * High fantasy
 * Low fantasy
 * Ballantine Adult Fantasy series
 * Hyperborea (collection)
 * Morgan ab Athrwys
 * Meurig ap Tewdrig
 * Athrwys ap Meurig
 * Book of Llandaff
 * Rhydderch Hael
 * Saint Ninian
 * Black Book of Chirk
 * Tsarevitch Ivan, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf
 * The Firebird and Princess Vasilisa
 * Prâslea the Brave and the Golden Apples
 * The Nine Peahens and the Golden Apples
 * Swan maiden
 * The Flower Queen's Daughter
 * The Bold Knight, the Apples of Youth, and the Water of Life
 * The Blue Mountains (fairy tale)
 * The Golden Bird
 * Andrew Lang's Fairy Books
 * The Water of Life (German fairy tale)
 * The King of England and his Three Sons
 * Otherworld
 * Cadair Idris
 * Herne the Hunter
 * Michael (archangel)
 * Saint George
 * Phrygia
 * Seraph
 * Áedán mac Gabráin
 * Prince's Stone
 * Duke's Chair
 * Stone of Scone
 * Stone of Jacob
 * Westminster Stone theory
 * Stones of Mora
 * Columba
 * Rood
 * Eastern Orthodox Church
 * Holyrood (cross)
 * Natanleod
 * Cerdic of Wessex
 * Battle of Badon
 * Saint Margaret of Scotland
 * Edgar Ætheling
 * Patriarchs (Bible)
 * Prehistory
 * History of Earth
 * Evolutionary history of life
 * Ancient history
 * 4th millennium BC
 * Sumer
 * Ancient Egypt
 * History of writing
 * Eurasia
 * Santorini
 * Minoan civilization
 * Al Ubaidi
 * Iberians
 * Kish (Sumer)
 * Monarchy
 * Dynasty
 * History of China
 * House of Wessex
 * Teneu
 * Gododdin
 * Votadini
 * Royal coat of arms of Scotland
 * List of Scottish monarchs
 * List of kings of the Picts
 * Pictish Chronicle
 * Kingdom of Alba
 * History of the Scots language
 * Order of the Thistle
 * Thistle
 * Unicorn
 * Narwhal
 * New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
 * Scottish heraldry
 * Royal Standard of Scotland
 * Celts
 * Molendinar Burn
 * Glasgow
 * King Lot
 * Round Table
 * Historia Regum Britanniae
 * Bethel
 * Lordship of Brecknock
 * Uí Fidgenti
 * Cunedda
 * Saint Wenna
 * Chi Rho
 * Cybi
 * Erbin of Dumnonia
 * Three Welsh Romances
 * Geraint
 * Sub-Roman Britain
 * Constantine (Briton)
 * St Wenn
 * Oilliphéist
 * Perseus
 * Crying the Neck
 * Robert Morton Nance
 * Calluna
 * Penwith
 * Brest, France
 * Brittany
 * Tréguier
 * Achaeans (Homer)
 * Iapetus (mythology)
 * Perses (Titan)
 * Hecate
 * Epimetheus (mythology)
 * St Veep
 * Ys
 * Baie de Douarnenez
 * Arcadia (utopia)
 * Utopia
 * Gwyddno Garanhir
 * Taliesin
 * Prydain
 * Llywelyn ap Gruffudd
 * Elffin ap Gwyddno
 * Maelgwn Gwynedd
 * Seithenyn
 * Dilmun
 * Old Believers
 * Kitezh
 * Theia (planet)
 * Giant-impact hypothesis
 * Purple Earth hypothesis
 * Original sin
 * Elohim
 * Four Worlds
 * Sephirot
 * Human evolutionary genetics
 * Samael
 * Esau
 * Naamah (demon)
 * Christian angelology
 * Yazata
 * Chinvat Bridge
 * As-Sirāt
 * Vaitarna River
 * Bifröst
 * Himinbjörg
 * Ragnarök
 * Asura
 * Danava (Hinduism)
 * Danu (Asura)
 * Indra
 * Vritra
 * Nāga
 * Devata
 * Apsara
 * Líf and Lífþrasir
 * Hoddmímis holt
 * Fimbulwinter
 * Nuclear winter
 * Tribe of Dan
 * Priestly source
 * Parallel universe (fiction)
 * Lugh
 * Lughnasadh
 * Harvest festival
 * Imbolc
 * Lammas
 * Ahura Mazda
 * Apam Napat
 * Beryl
 * Serpents in the Bible
 * Daemon (classical mythology)
 * Dionysus
 * Solomon
 * Sacred bull
 * David
 * Vyvyan baronets
 * Helston