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Other Pantheons

Mythology of gods and goddesses from around the world

Baltic, Finnish, Magyar and Siberian Pantheons star
Baltic, Finnish Magyar and Siberian Gods and Goddesses - many of these are considered spirits as well as or instead of Gods/Goddesses. This is due to strong shamanistic traditions, (shamanism began in Siberia) and will be explained in more detail in a future feature.

Marduk and the Enuma-elish star
The ancient Babylonian epic "Enuma-elish" and its god Marduk

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