Storytelling: an encyclopedia of mythology and folklore

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Contributors Preface Introduction A-Z Aarne, Antii Abassi/Abasi and Atai (West African) Abatwa (South African) Aboriginal Mythology (Australian) Abracadabra Abzu/Apsu (Sumerian and Babylonian) Achilles (Greek) Adapa (Babylonian) Adon/Adonis (Phoenician) Adroa and Adro (East African) Adroanzi (East African) Aeneid (Roman) Aesop and Aesop's Fables (Greek) Aetheopis/Aithiopis (Greek) African Bushmen Mythology Ahti/Ahto (Finnish) Aigamuxa (South African) Aino (Finnish) Aiomum Kondi (South American) Ajok (North African) Alalu/Alalus (Hittite) Amadis of Gaul (Spanish or Portuguese) Amazons (Greek) Amled/Amleth (Danish) Amphisbaena (Greek) Amulets Amun/Amen/Amon/Amun-Re (Egyptian) An/Anu (Sumerian) Anansasem (West African) Animal Bride or Bridegroom Animal Helper and Grateful Animal Antar (Middle Eastern) Antero Vipunen (Finnish) Antichrist (Christian) Antigone (Greek) Anu (Hittite) Anubis/Anpu (Egyptian) Anzu (Sumerian and Babylonian) Aphrodite (Greek) Apollo (Greek) Apple Trees Arabic Storytelling Arachne (Greek) Arawn (Welsh) Archetype Argonautica (Greek) Arianrhod (Welsh) Armageddon (Judeo-Christian) Asbjrnsen, Peter Christen Asgard (Norse) Ash Trees (Western European) Athena/Athene (Greek) Atlas (Greek) Atum (Egyptian) Aucassin and Nicolette (Medieval European) Avalon (Celtic) Aztec Mythology.

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