Mythology

Articles about myths, legendary figures and traditional stories.

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Njord

Noah's Ark

Noah's Ark: Biblical account, descriptions, and cultural legacy

Norns

Norns: Fate-weavers of Norse Mythology

Norse mythology

Nótt

Nótt — Norse personification of the night

Nu

Nu: letter, words, names and abbreviations

Nut (goddess)

Nymph

Nyx

Nyx — Greek primordial goddess of the night

Oberon

Oberon

Oberon — King of the Fairies in Literature and Culture

Oberon is the legendary king of the fairies in medieval and Renaissance storytelling, best known from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. This article summarizes his origins,

Odin

Odysseus

Odysseus — Greek epic hero, king of Ithaca

Odyssey

Odyssey

The Odyssey — Ancient Greek Epic Poem

The Odyssey is an ancient Greek epic attributed to Homer that follows Odysseus's long voyage home after the Trojan War, exploring themes of cunning, hospitality, fate and the meani

Óðr

Oedipus

Oeneus

Oeneus

Oeneus — King of Calydon and Patron of Winemaking

Oeneus, a mythic king of Calydon in Aetolia, credited with introducing winemaking after instruction by Dionysus; central to the Calydonian Boar myth and ancestor to several legenda

Ogre

Ogre (mythical creature)

Okeanid

Okeanids (Oceanids): water nymphs of Okeanos and Tethys

Okeanos

Omen

Omen: signs, interpretation, history and cultural roles

One-inch boy

Issun-bōshi (One-inch Boy): summary, motifs, origins and cultural influence

Oneiroi

Oni (folklore)

Oni (Japanese folklore): appearance, history, and cultural roles

Onryō

Onryō: Vengeful Spirits of Japanese Folklore, Theater, and Film

Ophiotaurus

Ophiotaurus — the Bull-Serpent of Greek Myth

Oracle

Oracle of Delphi

Orc

Orc: Mythical Origins, Literary Development, and Modern Fantasy

Orion (mythology)

Orion (mythology)

Orpheus

Orphism (religion)

Orphism (ancient Greek religious movement)

Orsinian Tales

Osiris

Osiris

Osiris: Egyptian god of the afterlife, resurrection, and fertility

Osiris, a principal deity of ancient Egypt, symbolizes death and rebirth, fertility, and kingship. His myth explains Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife and underpins funerary pra

Otrera

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Ouroboros

Paean (god)

Paean (Greek god of healing)

Palaemon

Palaemon — Greek sea-god (formerly Melicertes)

Pallas

Pallas (Titan) — figure in Greek mythology

Pan (mythology)

Pan (mythology): god of the wild, shepherds, and rustic music

Pandora

Pandora

Pandora's box

Pandora's box: myth, meaning, and cultural legacy

Parcae

Parcae (Roman Fates)

Paris (Trojan prince)

Parvati

Parvati: Hindu goddess of fertility, devotion, and power

Pasophae

Pasophae

Pasophae (Pasiphaë): Cretan queen, mythic lover of a bull, and mother of the Minotaur

Pasophae (often Pasiphaë) is a figure of Greek mythology: daughter of Helios, wife of King Minos of Crete, mother of several legendary children and central to the story of the Mino

Patroclus

Paul Bunyan