Slavic Deities is a scholarly construct denoting a syncretic pantheon of supernatural beings in Slavic mythology, distinguished by their functional specialization in natural forces, ancestral veneration, and agrarian cycles within pre-Christian Slavic cosmology.
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Gods and Myths of Northern Europe
Ernst S. Dick, H. R. Ellis Davidson · Western Folklore · 1966 · 241 citations
Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry
Daniel J. Gilman · Journal of American Folklore · 2006 · 63 citations
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