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  1. Crageevil — Celtic mythology — (
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  2. Craiftine — Celtic mythology — (
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  3. Craig Liath — Celtic mythology — (
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  4. Craig y Ddinas — Celtic mythology — (
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  5. Craiphtine — Celtic mythology — (
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  6. cramp rings — English folklore — (
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  7. cramp — English folklore — (
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  8. crane bag — Celtic mythology — (
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  9. crane — Celtic mythology — (
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  10. Crann Buí — Celtic mythology — (
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  11. Craobh Rua — Celtic mythology — (
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  12. Crarae — Celtic mythology — (
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  13. Crave Rua — Celtic mythology — (
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  14. Creation — Asian mythology — (
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  15. Creation — Judaism — (
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  16. Créd — Celtic mythology — (
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  17. Créide — Celtic mythology — (
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  18. Cremthann — Celtic mythology — (
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  19. Creusa — legendary Greeks; In Greek mythology, Creusa was the daughter of Erechtheus and ... — (
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  20. Crevroe — Celtic mythology — (
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  21. Crích Cualann — Celtic mythology — (
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  22. crickets — English folklore — (
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  23. Cridenbél — Celtic mythology — (
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  24. Crimhthann — Celtic mythology — (
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  25. Crimthann Cass — Celtic mythology — (
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  26. Crimthann Már — Celtic mythology — (
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  27. Crimthann Mór mac Fidaig — Celtic mythology — (
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  28. Crimthann — Celtic mythology — (
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  29. Criofan — Celtic mythology — (
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  30. crion — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/folklore/folklore/ Celtic mythology] — (
    ) - leads to a commune in France
  31. Cripple Boy — Native American mythology — (
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  32. Cróchan — Celtic mythology — (
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  33. Cróchnat — Celtic mythology — (
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  34. crodh mara — Celtic mythology — (
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  35. Croghan — Celtic mythology — (
    ) - disambig.
  36. CrÓich — Celtic mythology — (
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  37. Cromm — Celtic mythology — (
    ) - redirects to Crom Cruach
  38. Crónánach — Celtic mythology — (
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  39. Cronk-y-Keillown — Celtic mythology — (
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  40. Cronos — Greek mythology — (
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  41. Crooach — Celtic mythology — (
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  42. cross — English folklore — (
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  43. cross-dressing — English folklore — (
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  44. crossing legs — English folklore — (
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  45. crossroads — English folklore — (
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  46. Crow Woman — Native American mythology — (
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  47. crow — Celtic mythology — (
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  48. Crow — Native American mythology — (
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  49. Crown of God — Judaism — (
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  50. crows — English folklore — (
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  51. Cruach Phádraig — Celtic mythology — (
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  52. Cruach — Celtic mythology — (
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  53. Cruacha — Celtic mythology — (
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  54. Cruachain — Celtic mythology — (
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  55. Cruachán Aigle — Celtic mythology — (
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  56. Crúaich — Celtic mythology — (
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  57. Cruaidín Catutchenn — Celtic mythology — (
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  58. crúba leomhain — Celtic mythology — (
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  59. Cruinn — Celtic mythology — (
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  60. Cruithín na Cuan — Celtic mythology — (
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  61. Cruithne — Celtic mythology — (
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  62. Cruithni — Celtic mythology — (
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  63. Crying Boy painting — English folklore — (
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  64. cù sìth — Celtic mythology — (
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  65. cuachag — Celtic mythology — (
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  66. Cuaiguerry — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/other/articles.html other mythologies] — (
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  67. Cuailnge — Celtic mythology — (
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  68. Cualu — Celtic mythology — (
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  69. Cúar — Celtic mythology — (
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  70. Cuartag Mhòr a' Chuain — Celtic mythology — (
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  71. Cuaxolotl — Aztec mythology — (
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  72. Cuba — Roman mythology — (
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  73. Cubbie Roo — Celtic mythology — (
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  74. Cubert son of Daere — Celtic mythology — (
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  75. Cuca — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/folklore/folklore/ general folklore] — (
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  76. Cúcán — Celtic mythology — (
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  77. Cúchulainn's Leap — Celtic mythology — (
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  78. Cuchulinn — general mythology; In Celtic mythology, Cuchulinn is a hero-king of Ulster and ... — (
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  79. Cuchullin — Celtic mythology — (
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  80. cuckoos — English folklore — (
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  81. Cuculain — general mythology; In Celtic mythology, Cuculain was the nickname of Setanta, the ... — (
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  82. Cuero — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/folklore/folklore/ general folklore] — (
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  83. cughtagh — Celtic mythology — (
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  84. Cuilenn — Celtic mythology — (
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  85. cúilín — Celtic mythology — (
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  86. Cuimmíne — Celtic mythology — (
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  87. Cuimne — Celtic mythology — (
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  88. Cuirithir — Celtic mythology — (
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  89. Culann — Celtic mythology — (
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  90. Cúldub — Celtic mythology — (
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  91. Cullan — Celtic mythology — (
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  92. Cullen — Celtic mythology — (
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  93. Culsu — Etruscan mythology — (
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  94. cult of Ancestors — Judaism — (
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  95. Cum Hau — Maya mythology — (
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  96. Cumaine — Celtic mythology — (
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  97. Cumhall — Celtic mythology — (
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  98. Cumian — Celtic mythology — (
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  99. Cumong — Asian mythology — (
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  100. Cunawabi — Native American mythology — (
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  101. Cunina — Roman mythology — (
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  102. cup — Celtic mythology — (
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  103. Cupay — general mythology; In Inca mythology, Cupay (or Supay) was a death-god whose ... — (
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  104. Cur — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/other/articles.html other mythologies] — (
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  105. Curche — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/other/articles.html other mythologies] — (
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  106. Curcóg — Celtic mythology — (
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  107. cures — English folklore — (
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  108. Curetes — Greek mythology; In Greek mythology the Curetes were attendants of Rhea. They ... — (
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  109. Curicaberis — [http: //www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/other/articles.html other mythologies] — (
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  110. curmudgeon — Celtic mythology — (
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  111. Curse of Eve — general mythology; In Anglo-Saxon Christian mythology, the Curse of Eve was the ... — (
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  112. curse — Celtic mythology — (
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  113. curses — English folklore — (
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  114. Curtain of Heaven — Judaism — (
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  115. Curtius — Roman mythology — (
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  116. Custennin — Celtic mythology — (
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  117. Cuthullin — Celtic mythology — (
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  118. cwn annwfn — Celtic mythology — (
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  119. cyfarwydd — Celtic mythology — (
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  120. cylch y tylwyth teg — Celtic mythology — (
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  121. Cyllene — Greek mythology — (
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  122. Cylleneius — Greek mythology — (
    ) - redirects to Hermes
  123. Cynan — Celtic mythology — (
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  124. Cynedda — Celtic mythology — (
    ) - leads to Cunedda; alternate spelling?
  125. Cynfeirdd — Celtic mythology — (
    ) - leads to Medieval Welsh literature
  126. Cynon — Celtic mythology — (
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  127. Cyntefln — Celtic mythology — (
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  128. Cynthia — Greek mythology — (
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  129. Cyoeraeth — mythical creature — (
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  130. Cyone — Greek mythology — (
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  131. Cytherea — Greek mythology — (
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