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PIE Religion[edit]
Proto-Indo-European Religion[edit]
- Proto-Indo-European religion
- Aeolus
- Ancient Greek religion
- Ancient Mesopotamian religion
- Ancient Near East
- Anglo-Saxon paganism
- Anu
- Apam Napat
- Apep
- Apollo
- Apsara
- Armenian Apostolic Church
- Armenian language
- Armenian mythology
- Asha
- Ashvins
- Astghik
- Asura
- Atharvaveda
- Aurora (mythology)
- Auseklis
- Avesta
- Avestan language
- Ašvieniai
- Baal
- Bellerophon
- Beowulf
- Bhagavata Purana
- Birth
- Book of Revelation
- Buddhism
- Buddhist mythology
- Castor and Pollux
- Catholic Church
- Celtic Christianity
- Celtic mythology
- Celtic polytheism
- Cernunnos
- Ceto
- Chalcolithic
- Chandra
- Chimera (mythology)
- Christ
- Christian mythology
- Christianity
- Comparative method
- Continental Germanic mythology
- Cosmos
- Cronus
- Culture hero
- Daeva
- Danu (Asura)
- Danu (Irish goddess)
- Danube
- Decline of Greco-Roman polytheism
- Deity
- Demigod
- Demonization
- Deucalion
- Deva (Hinduism)
- Diana (mythology)
- Dievas
- Dionysus
- Divine twins
- Dnieper River
- Dniester
- Dobrynya Nikitich
- Don River (Russia)
- Dorus
- Dravidian peoples
- Dualism
- Dwarf (Germanic mythology)
- Dyaus Pita
- Dyeus
- Dying-and-rising god
- Dôn
- Early Slavs
- Egyptian mythology
- El (deity)
- Eleusis
- Elf
- Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture
- Eos
- Esus
- Fafnir
- Faun
- Faunus
- Ferdowsi
- Fereydun
- Fjörgyn and Fjörgynn
- Folklore of Romania
- Făt-Frumos
- Gabriel
- Garshasp
- Gautama Buddha
- Georges Dumézil
- Germanic languages
- Germanic mythology
- Germanic paganism
- God (word)
- Golden apple
- Greek mythology
- Greek Orthodox Church
- Grímnismál
- Hallow
- Hati Hróðvitnisson
- Helios
- Hellenic languages
- Hellenistic religion
- Hengist and Horsa
- Heracles
- Hero
- Hestia
- Hindu
- Hindu mythology
- Hinduism
- Historical Vedic religion
- Hittite language
- Hittite mythology
- Hittites
- Huldra
- Illuyanka
- Indian religions
- Indra
- Interpretatio graeca
- Ion (mythology)
- Iranian languages
- Islam
- Jaan Puhvel
- Jacob Grimm
- Jainism
- James Darmesteter
- Jamshid
- Jarilo
- Jewish mythology
- Jupiter (mythology)
- Jörmungandr
- Kalash people
- Kaliya
- Ketu (mythology)
- Krishna
- Ladon (mythology)
- Latin
- Latvian mythology
- Lernaean Hydra
- Leshy
- Leviathan
- Libation
- List of Lithuanian mythological figures
- List of love and lust deities
- List of lunar deities
- List of rivers of Lithuania
- Lithuanian mythology
- Loki
- Lotan
- Macha
- Mandala 10
- Mannus
- Manu (Hinduism)
- Marduk
- Martin Haug
- Mary (mother of Jesus)
- Matres and Matrones
- Matsya
- Michael (archangel)
- Middle Persian
- Moirai
- Máni
- Nechtan (mythology)
- Neck (water spirit)
- Neman River
- Neptune (mythology)
- Neris
- Nethuns
- Nevėžis River
- Noah
- Nordic Bronze Age
- Norns
- Norse mythology
- Nymph
- Oceanus
- Ophion
- Paganism
- Paleo-Balkan mythology
- Pan (god)
- Panis
- Pantheon (gods)
- Parjanya
- Pashupati
- Perkwunos
- Perkūnas
- Persephone
- Perseus
- Persian mythology
- Perun
- Poetic Edda
- Poseidon
- Prehistoric religion
- Prithvi
- Prometheus
- Prose Edda
- Proto-Indo-European society
- Proto-Indo-Europeans
- Proto-Indo-Iranian religion
- Prussian mythology
- Pushan
- Python (mythology)
- Ra
- Ragnarök
- Rahab (Egypt)
- Rahu
- Religion in ancient Rome
- Rigveda
- Robert I. Soare
- Roman mythology
- Sacred
- Sacred Books of the East
- Saint George and the Dragon
- Satan
- Satyr
- Saulė
- Shahnameh
- Sigurd
- Sikhism
- Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
- Sköll
- Slavic dragon
- Slavic mythology
- Sleipnir
- Snorri Sturluson
- Sol (mythology)
- Solar deity
- Sowilō
- Sucellus
- Sudice (mythology)
- Supernatural beings in Slavic folklore
- Surya
- Sól (sun)
- Tannin (demon)
- Taranis
- Teshub
- The Morrígan
- Thor
- Tiamat
- Trifunctional hypothesis
- Triple deity
- Triptolemus
- Triton (mythology)
- Trundholm sun chariot
- Typhon
- Ullr
- Underworld
- Uranus (mythology)
- Ursitoare
- Ushas
- Utnapishtim
- Vala (Vedic)
- Varuna
- Vedas
- Vedic mythology
- Vedic Sanskrit
- Veles (god)
- Venus
- Vesta (mythology)
- Vritra
- Westergaard
- Wild man
- Yahweh
- Yam (god)
- Yama
- Yazdânism
- Ymir
- Zahhak
- Zeus
- Zmeu
- Zoroaster
- Zoroastrianism
- Émile Benveniste
- Ādityas
- Ēostre
- Ṛta
- Ṛtú