Words and phrases that have a meaning related to mythology: (480 results)
Often used in the same context:
mythos, lore, myth, iconography, folklore, mysticism, fables, narrative, cosmologies, archetypes, norse mythology, storyline, apocrypha, allegory, plotline, folktales, pantheism, cosmogony, spiritualism, fairytales, fictions, motifs, tropes, conceit, classical mythology, mystique, epics, animism, demonology, historiography, supernatural, metaphysics, gothic romance, puranas, historicism, intertextuality, shintoism, characters, historicity, worldview, paganism, allusions, mystic, notions, metafiction, platonism, phantasms, storytelling, phantasy, saivism, duality, symbolism, vedic literature, civilization, trilogy, fascinations, brahmanism, culture, supernaturalism, auteurism, orientalism, plotinus, mesmerism, epic poem, freudian psychology, parmenides, teleology, transcendentalism, prehistory, imaginings, traditions, noble savage, zhuangzi, hagiography, cliches, etymologies, mysteriousness, prequel, spirituality, theories, mahabharata, romanticism, weltanschauung, manichaeism, godhood, dogma, brahmanic, arthurian, surrealism, magic realism, originary, phantasmagoria, mysteries, superstition, pagan, psychohistory, revisionism, peoplehood, scifi, agrarianism, science fiction, dreamtime, mythologies, pantheon, legend, myths, legends, civilisation, ethnology, pantheons, philology, polytheism, cosmology, customs, literature
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., acheron, adam, adonis, aegisthus, aeolus, aesir, agamemnon, aglaia, aides, aidoneus, alcides, alcyone, amazon, ambrosia, amor, amphisbaena, andvari, anglo-saxon deity, annwfn, annwn, antigone, aphrodite, appealing, apple of discord, ares, argonaut, argus, arjuna, artemis, asgard, asterope, athena, athene, atlantides, atlas, augean stables, aurora, bacchant, bacchante, bacchus, balder, baldr, basilisk, bellerophon, boreas, brage, bragi, bronze age, calliope, calypso, cassandra, centaur, cerberus, ceres, chaos, charon, charybdis, chimaera, chimera, circe, classical mythology, clio, clytemnestra, cocus, cocytus, colchis, cora, creon, crius, cronus, cupid, cyclops, cynthia, cytherea, daedal, daedalus, damon and pythias, daphne, dardanus, delphic oracle, demeter, demogorgon, despoina, dharma, diana, dido, dionysus, doris, dragon, eblis, echo, edda, electra, elli, elysian fields, elysium, eos, epimetheus, epona, erato, erebus, erinyes, eris, eros, eruditely, eumenides, euphrosyne, euphuism, euryale, eurydice, euterpe, eve, fafnir, fall of man, faunus, fenrir, firedrake, flying horse, fortuna, fury, gaea, gaia, galatea, ge, germanic, geryon, golden age, golden fleece, gorgon, grace, graeco-roman deity, graves, greco-roman deity, greek, greek mythology, hades, halcyon, harpy, hecate, hector, helen, helen of troy, helios, hellhound, hephaestus, hephaistos, hera, heracles, herakles, hercules, here, hermaphroditus, hermes, hero, hesperides, hestia, hyades, hydra, hygeia, hymen, hyperborean, hyperion, hypnos, iapetus, icarus, ichor, io, iron age, janus, jason, jocasta, jotun, jotunn, jove, juno, jupiter, king oedipus, kore, laertes, laius, laocoon, latona, leander, leda, lethe, leto, liakoura, loki, luna, maenad, mars, medea, medusa, melpomene, menelaus, mercury, midgard, mimir, minerva, minotaur, mnemosyne, mors, mount parnassus, muse, myrmidon, mythicise, mythicize, mythological, mythologist, naiad, nanna, napaea, napea, narcissus, nectar, nemean lion, nemesis, neptune, nereid, nereus, nestor, nibelung, nike, njord, njorth, norn, norse mythology, nymph, nyx, oceanid, oceanus, odin, odysseus, oedipus, oedipus rex, ops, oracle of apollo, oracle of delphi, oread, orestes, orion, orpheus, ouranos, pallas, pallas athena, pallas athene, pan, pandora, pandora's box, parnassus, pasiphae, patroclus, pegasus, penelope, persephone, perseus, phaethon, philemon, phoebe, pleiades, pluto, polyhymnia, pontos, pontus, poseidon, priam, priapus, procrustes, prometheus, proteus, psyche, pygmalion, pythia, python, pythoness, ramachandra, rea silvia, remus, rhadamnathus, rhea, rhea silvia, river acheron, river cocytus, river lethe, river styx, robert graves, robert ranke graves, roman mythology, romulus, sarpedon, saturn, scylla, sea nymph, selene, siegfried, sif, sigurd, sigyn, silvanus, silver age, sol, sphinx, sterope, stheno, styx, sylvanus, tantalus, tellus, temple of apollo, terpsichore, tethys, teutonic deity, thalia, thanatos, thea, theia, themis, theseus, thetis, the goat god, thor, thunderbird, tiresias, titan, titaness, triton, trojan war, tyche, typhoeus, typhon, tyr, tyrr, ull, ullr, urania, uranus, valhalla, vali, valkyrie, vanir, vesta, vestal virgin, victoria, vidar, vithar, vitharr, volund, vulcan, walhalla, water nymph, wayland, wayland the smith, wieland, ygdrasil, yggdrasil, ymir, zephyr, zeus
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Also try:accumulation, aggregation, assemblage, collection, cultural anthropology, social anthropology
— Adjectives for mythology: greek, classical, ancient, indian, norse, roman, popular, egyptian, old, comparative, american, more...
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