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Name Class Kind Tradition Status Src
P'ah-ku-ee-teh-ay-deh — water-goose grandfather creature individual north-american registered 1
P'an Chin Lien deity individual registered 1
P’an-Lung — P’an-Long · Pan Long · Panlong creature species registered 1
P-ankhi other egyptian registered 1
P’eng-Niao creature species registered 1
P-neb-taui other egyptian registered 1
p'o concept archetype registered 1
P-she-hert other egyptian registered 1
P'ti' Albert concept archetype registered 1
Pa'am Akhat custom archetype registered 1
Pa-Art other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Bar other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Bast deity individual egyptian registered 1
Pa-bil-sag other egyptian registered 1
Pa Cha deity individual registered 1
pa'ewa ghost species registered 1
Pa Hsien — Eight Immortals · Chang Kuo · Han Chung-li · Han Hsiang-tzu The Eight Immortals of Chinese legend, an eccentric, mischievous fellowship whose members transcend ordinary mortality. deity species registered 1
Pa I Lung creature species registered 1
Pa-khen-Ament other egyptian registered 1
Pa-khen-en-Amen deity individual egyptian registered 1
Pa-khent other egyptian registered 1
Pa Kua — Pa kua Pa Kua is the Chinese divinatory arrangement of eight trigrams, mapping complementary yin-yang forces of nature within a circle of time, space, balance, and harmony. symbol archetype registered 2
Pa-mer other egyptian registered 1
Pa-nemma-nemma other egyptian registered 1
Pa-paut-neteru other egyptian registered 1
Pa-penat other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Qerhet other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Sebek other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Shu deity individual egyptian registered 1
Pa Snake creature species registered 1
Pa-Snu-Ta — Mialushka creature species registered 1
Pa-sui other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Tem other egyptian registered 1
Pa-Thuhen other egyptian registered 1
Paao person individual hawaiian registered 1
Pabilsag deity individual mesopotamian registered 1
Paccari tambo place individual registered 1
Pachacamac — Pachacamah deity individual south-american candidate 2
pachakuti concept archetype south-american registered 1
Pachamama — Pacha-mama Pachamama is the Andean Mother Earth, honored through agricultural ceremonies and animal offerings and later identified in some communities with the Virgin Mary. deity individual south-american candidate 3
pachecos custom archetype registered 1
Pachons other egyptian registered 1
Pachytos creature species registered 1
Pacolet creature individual registered 1
pada custom archetype registered 1
Paddler Gods — Old Jaguar Paddler · Old Stingray Paddler deity individual mesoamerican registered 1
Paddy Cavenagh person individual european registered 1
Padfoot — Padfooit Padfoot is a shapeshifting Yorkshire bogey-beast whose padded pursuit, fiery eyes, and dragging chains can herald death. creature species britishenglish candidate 5
Padfoot English person individual celtic registered 1
Padlock symbol registered 1
PADMA-PURAJVA — PADMA-PURAYA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Padmavati creature species registered 1
Padstow Obby Oss custom archetype celtic registered 1
Paean deity individual greek registered 1
PAEISHAD person individual hindu registered 1
Paeonians other individual greek registered 1
Pagan — Giant Pagan creature species registered 1
Pagoda symbol registered 1
Pagong creature individual philippine registered 1
Pagtuga person individual philippine registered 1
Paguk spirit individual registered 1
Pah creature species registered 1
PAHLAYA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Pahuanuiapitaaiterai demon species registered 1
Pahulu deity individual hawaiian registered 1
Pai Pai is one of two guardians of the underworld corridor associated with the Red Souls. creature egyptian candidate 2
Pai Lung creature species registered 1
Paiata person individual maori registered 1
Paieon Paieon is Homer's independent god of healing, distinct from Apollo and summoned to treat wounds suffered by other gods. deity individual greek candidate 2
Paiini other egyptian registered 1
Paija A one-legged, long-haired female monster in Inuit and Ihalmiut lore who hunts men caught in winter blizzards. creature species candidate 2
PAIJAVANA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Pail Pak demon species registered 1
PAILYDRA — PAILYDRAKA place individual hindu registered 1
pain symbol archetype registered 1
Painajainen — Presser · Alp demon archetype european registered 1
painting symbol archetype registered 1
Paion person individual greek registered 2
Pairega other egyptian registered 1
Pairika — Bediadari · Bidadari · Parikas · Pairikas A Persian female spirit whose earlier demonic form softened into a tiny radiant fairy nourished by perfume and persecuted by Deevs. fairy species arabeuropeanmalaypersian canon 12
Pairs symbol registered 1
Paiste — Lag-na-Paiste creature species registered 1
Paivatar deity individual finnish registered 1
paixtle dance — el heno custom archetype registered 1
Paiyatemu, Paiyatamu or Paiyatuma — Paiyatamu · Paiyatuma deity individual registered 1
Paiyuk creature species registered 1
Pajberda Sort custom species registered 1
PAJVDAVAS person individual hindu registered 1
PAJVINI person individual hindu registered 1
Paka — Te Paka person individual maori registered 1
Paka‘a person individual hawaiian registered 1
Pakhet deity individual egyptian registered 1
Pakheth other egyptian registered 1
Pakht other egyptian registered 1
Pakhth other egyptian registered 1
Pakrokitat deity individual registered 1
Pal-Rai-Yuk — Paddler · Pal Rai Yuk · Tizheruk · Yuk A furry, six-legged Inuit sea dragon that attacks kayakers, approaches knocking sounds, and recoils from its likeness painted beneath boats. creature species candidate 4
palace symbol archetype registered 1
Palace of Shu deity individual egyptian registered 1
Palaemon deity individual greek registered 1
Palaemon other individual greek registered 1
Palaemon other individual greek registered 1
Palaemon as a sea-god other individual greek registered 1
Palaestinus other egyptian registered 1
Palaimon — Melikertes person individual greek registered 4
Palaimonios person individual greek registered 2
PALAKAPYA person individual hindu registered 1
Palamedes other individual greek registered 1
Palamedes other individual greek registered 1
Palamedes other individual greek registered 1
Palamedes other individual greek registered 1
Palamedes person individual greek registered 1
Palamedes other individual greek registered 1
Palamoa deity individual hawaiian registered 1
Palashan person individual persian registered 1
Palasik spirit species registered 1
Pale Slow Loris creature species registered 1
Paleenes creature species registered 1
Palémbele — paldmbele spirit species south-american registered 1
Palenque Triad — GI · GII · GIII deity individual mesoamerican registered 1
Palesmurt creature species registered 1
Palestine other egyptian registered 1
Palet creature species registered 1
Palette other egyptian registered 1
Palettes (shields) other egyptian registered 1
Pali Canon — Tripitaka The surviving southern Buddhist scriptures, organized into three baskets of discipline, teachings, and related sacred literature. concept archetype registered 1
Palila person individual hawaiian registered 1
Palladion other greek registered 1
palladium symbol archetype registered 1
Palladium other individual greek registered 1
Palladium other individual greek registered 1
Palladium other individual greek registered 1
Palladium other individual greek registered 1
Palladium was within the walls other individual greek registered 1
Palladius person individual persian registered 1
Pallantidai person species greek registered 2
Pallas creature individual greek registered 1
Pallas creature individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas creature individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas other individual greek registered 1
Pallas other egyptian registered 1
Pallas deity individual greek registered 1
Pallas person individual greek registered 1
Pallas (daughter of Triton) deity individual greek registered 1
Pallas (Giant) creature individual greek registered 1
Pallas (Oceanid) spirit individual greek registered 1
Pallas. Pallos creature species registered 1
Pallas. Pallos creature species registered 1
Pallas (Titan) deity individual greek registered 1
Pallene creature individual greek registered 1
Pallid Sailfin creature species registered 1
Palm symbol registered 1
Palm Sunday custom archetype registered 1
Palm-Tree-King — Palm-tree King · Palm Tree King Palm-Tree-King is an obscure Sumerian monster or displaced local god defeated by Ninurta and later honored among the deified Slain Heroes. demon individual mesopotamian candidate 2
palma object-being mesoamerican registered 1
Palmyra Fish creature species registered 1
Palomides person individual celtic registered 1
Palti person individual jewish registered 1
Paltit person individual jewish registered 1
Paltokan spirit individual registered 1
Palulukon Hopi plumed water serpents that bring rain and support the world, but cause earthquakes and drought when humans disrespect them. creature species candidate 2
Palwoinen — Turi · Wirokannas · Virokannas deity individual finnish registered 2
Pamano person individual hawaiian registered 1
Pamas Oza spirit species registered 1
Pamba A Lake Tanganyika monster large enough to swallow an entire fishing canoe, turning the surrounding water red as it swims. creature species candidate 3
Pammaong na Diwata deity individual philippine registered 1
Pammon other individual greek registered 1
Pamola Pamola is a malevolent Algonquian spirit that stalked people after nightfall until Glooscap finally slew it. spirit species north-american canon 2
Pamp — Pam person individual celtic registered 1
PAMPA place individual hindu registered 1
Pamphagus creature species registered 1
Pamphylus other individual greek registered 1
Pamulak Manobo deity individual philippine registered 1
Pamulingan deity individual philippine registered 1
Pamyles other egyptian registered 1
Pamylia other egyptian registered 1
Pan — Aegipan · Aigipanos · FAUN · Great God Pan Pan is a prophetic Greek god, variously parented, from whom Apollo learned divination before claiming Delphi's oracle. deity individual egyptianeuropeangreek candidate 10
Panan custom archetype registered 1
Panathenaea other individual greek registered 1
Panawr Pen Bagad person individual welsh registered 1
Panayangan — Diwata Panayangan One of Manama’s first divine assistants, created before Tumanud and Anitu and later granted foreknowledge and power for cosmic work. deity individual philippine registered 2
pancake symbol archetype registered 1
pancakes custom archetype registered 1
PANCHA-CHtLDA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PANCHA-LAKSHAJVA other individual hindu registered 1
PANCHA-SIKHA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PANCHA-TANTBA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Panchajana — PANCHAJANA custom species hindu registered 3
PANCHAJANYA demon individual hindu registered 1
PANCHANANA deity individual hindu registered 1
PANCHAPSABAS place individual hindu registered 1
PANCHOPAKHYANA other individual hindu registered 1
Panczumanczi spirit species registered 1
Pandaguan person individual philippine registered 1
Pandana person individual philippine registered 1
Pandara deity individual east-asian registered 1
Pandareides other greek registered 1
Pandareos person individual greek registered 2
Pandaros person individual greek registered 2
Pandarus other individual greek registered 1
Pandavas person species persian registered 1
Pandavas or Pandas — Pandas · Yudhishthira · Bhima · Arjuna creature species registered 1
pande concept archetype registered 1
Pandia deity individual greek registered 1
Pandion other individual greek registered 1
Pandion other individual greek registered 1
Pandion other individual greek registered 1
Pandion other individual greek registered 1
Pandion other individual greek registered 1
Pandion creature individual registered 1
Pandion I person individual greek registered 2
Pandion II person individual greek registered 2
Pandion or of Seyrius other individual greek registered 1
Pandora symbol archetype registered 1
Pandora — All-endowed other individual greek registered 1
Pandora creature individual registered 1
Pandora person individual greek registered 1
Pandora person individual greek registered 1
Pandora person individual greek registered 1
Pandora other greek registered 1
Pandora other individual greek registered 1
Pandora other individual greek registered 1
Pandora Jgmor creature species registered 1
Pandorus other individual greek registered 1
Pandrosium other individual greek registered 1
Pandrosos person individual greek registered 2
Pandrosus object-being individual greek registered 1
Pandrosus other individual greek registered 1
Pandu person individual persian registered 1
Pangaeum place individual greek registered 1
PANGOLINS other archetype registered 1
Pangumanon person individual philippine registered 1
Panic (Androktasie) — Androktasie · Slaughter concept individual greek registered 1
Panic Terrors other egyptian registered 1
Paniki creature individual philippine registered 1
PANIS demon individual hindu registered 1
PANNAGA creature individual hindu registered 1
Panon person individual welsh registered 1
Panope spirit individual greek registered 1
Panope other individual greek registered 1
Panope place individual greek registered 1
Panope spirit species registered 1
Panopeus person individual greek registered 2
Panopeus in other individual greek registered 1
Panopolis place egyptian registered 1
Panopolites other egyptian registered 1
panpipes — syrinx object-being archetype registered 1
Pans other egyptian registered 1
pansy — Pansy · heartsease · kiss-me-quick · love-in-idleness Pansy denotes thought, remembrance, meditation, and love, while its three colors signify the Christian Trinity and its unequal petals inspire stepfamily folklore. symbol archetype registered 3
Pantagruel creature species registered 1
pantang kapur — bahasa kapor · chakap berkapor concept archetype registered 1
Panteiduia person individual greek registered 2
Pantheon — pantheon A pantheon is a tradition’s collective deities, often ranked by function; Igbo sources describe one hierarchy, while Mesopotamia’s long multicultural history resists any single roster. concept individual africanheraldicmesopotamian registered 3
panther symbol archetype registered 1
panther symbol archetype registered 1
Panther — La Dolce heraldic species heraldic registered 1
Panther symbol registered 1
Panther creature individual registered 1
Panthera — Panther creature species registered 1
Panthoos other greek registered 1
Panu — Fire-Child spirit individual finnish registered 2
Panyasis on Triptclemus other individual greek registered 1
Paoa person individual hawaiian registered 1
Paong na Katusan deity individual philippine registered 1
Paophi other egyptian registered 1
pap symbol archetype registered 1
Papa — Earth · Papa-tu-a-nuku Papa is the primordial earth mother who, joined with the sky father Rangi, became an ancestral source of all creation. deity archetype hawaiianmaori candidate 2
PAPA-PURUSHA person individual hindu registered 1
paper Paper denotes fragility and impermanence in one symbolic source; Mesoamerican evidence instead concerns its early manufacture from pounded fig-tree bark. symbol archetype mesoamerican registered 2
Paphlagonians other individual greek registered 1
Paphos other individual greek registered 1
Papillon Papillon is Ogier the Dane’s courteous fairy horse, capable of breathing fire and racing swiftly across treacherous ground. creature individual european candidate 3
Papp OUEDer other individual greek registered 1
Papstesel A grotesque sixteenth-century Pope-Ass chimera used as an allegory of papal corruption and supposedly recovered from the flooded Tiber. creature species candidate 2
Papsukkal deity individual mesopotamian registered 1
papyrus symbol archetype registered 1
Papyrus plant tale egyptian registered 1
Papyrus Swamps tale egyptian registered 1
Par other egyptian registered 1
Par-neferu-en-neb-set deity individual egyptian registered 1
Para — para Para is a Finnish household spirit, often cat-shaped, created from stolen objects to steal dairy goods, grain, or money for its owner. spirit individual europeanfinnish canon 4
PARA/SARA concept archetype hindu registered 1
parachicos custom archetype registered 1
PARADAS other individual hindu registered 1
Paradise — paradise · Eden A timeless sacred center of primordial harmony and immortality, often pictured as an enclosed garden or blessed island linking humanity with divinity. place individual celticjewish registered 10
Paradise, Egyptian other egyptian registered 1
Paradise Lost symbol registered 1
paragueros custom archetype registered 1
Paraia creature species registered 1
Paraiyan — Pariah custom archetype registered 1
Paralus other individual greek registered 1
PARAMATMAN other individual hindu registered 1
Paramisuli person individual philippine registered 1
Parandrus — Parandus · Parander The Parandrus is an ox-sized bear-ibex hybrid from medieval bestiaries whose shaggy hide changes color to match its surroundings. creature species heraldic canon 3
paras or paraspatthar — paraspatthar object-being individual registered 1
Parasurama deity individual registered 1
Parata — Te Parata Parata is an immense Māori sea being whose vast breathing mouth produces waves and a deadly ocean whirlpool. creature individual maori candidate 2
Paravataksha Paravataksha is a cloud-clad naga king dwelling beneath a sacred tree, armed with a divine sword capable of causing earthquakes. deity individual east-asian candidate 2
Paravoj Ia demon species registered 1
Parcae — Parcas demon species european candidate 2
Pard — Pantheon · Pardal · Pardus creature species registered 1
Pardalo — Demon-steed Pardalo is the riderless fairy horse of a Biscayan rock nymph, able to carry her son vast distances quickly under strict handling conditions. fairy individual european candidate 2
Pardalokampoi — Pardalocampoi creature species registered 1
Paré — Peri The Paré is a female wild person of western and central Asian lore, etymologically connected to the peri, a sometimes malevolent supernatural being. creature species registered 1
Pare-tuahu person individual maori registered 1
Parehaqa-kheperu other egyptian registered 1
Pari Lang — winged Skate spirit individual malay registered 1
Paria spirit individual greek registered 1
Pariaca creature individual registered 1
Pariakaka deity individual south-american registered 1
PARIJATA — Parijata Parijata is a wish-granting celestial tree born from the churned ocean and taken by Krishna from Indra's heaven after a divine battle. deity individual hindu candidate 2
PARIKSHIT person individual hindu registered 1
Parilia or Palilia — Palilia custom archetype registered 1
PARIPATRA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Paris — Alexander · Alexandros person individual celticgreekwelsh registered 8
Paris, Gaston — Bruno Paulin Gaston Paris other individual registered 1
PARIVRAJAKA person individual hindu registered 1
PARJANYA — Parjanya Parjanya is the Vedic personification of rain, governing clouds, thunder, lightning, fertility, germination, and conception. deity individual hindu candidate 2
park symbol archetype registered 1
Parker’s Snake creature species registered 1
PARLS'ISHrA other individual hindu registered 1
Parnassides other registered 1
Parnassus place individual greek registered 1
paroquet symbol archetype registered 1
Paros other individual greek registered 1
Paros place individual greek registered 1
Paros other individual greek registered 1
Paros other individual greek registered 1
Paros deity individual philippine registered 1
Parrot — parrot · popinjay · the parrot Parrot imagery ranges from foolish imitation and eloquence to prophecy, rain, brilliance, erotic love, marital warning, and vigilant observation. symbol archetype chineseheraldicsouth-american registered 6
Parrot Brides creature species south-american registered 1
parrots and macaws creature species mesoamerican registered 1
PARSHADA concept archetype hindu registered 1
parsley — Parsley Parsley denotes feminine mystery, fertility, death, witchcraft, and sexual license; ancient wreaths linked victory with funeral games, while folk belief often deemed transplanting it fatal. symbol archetype registered 3
parson symbol archetype registered 1
PARTHA person individual hindu registered 1
Parthalon person individual irish registered 1
Parthenius other individual greek registered 1
Parthenopacus other individual greek registered 1
Parthenopaeus other individual greek registered 1
Parthenopaeus other individual greek registered 1
Parthenopaios person individual greek registered 2
Parthenope Parthenope is a classical Siren, a dangerous hybrid woman represented with either avian or aquatic features. creature individual greek candidate 2
Parthenos person individual greek registered 2
Partridge Creek Beast creature species registered 1
partridge dance custom archetype registered 1
Parvviz person individual persian registered 1
Pas spirit species registered 1
pas de basque custom archetype registered 1
Pasacat person individual philippine registered 1
Paschal symbol registered 1
Paschal Lamb — Lamb heraldic species heraldic registered 1
Pascola — pahko'ola creature species registered 1
Pashakasa other egyptian registered 1
Pashang person individual persian registered 1
Pashang person individual persian registered 1
Pashang — Shida person individual persian registered 1
Pashin person individual persian registered 1
Pashin person individual persian registered 1
Pasht other egyptian registered 1
Pashu Gaung Phyat creature species registered 1
Pasiphae other individual greek registered 1
Pasiphae other individual greek registered 1
Pasiphae other individual greek registered 1
Pasiphae person individual greek registered 1
Pasiphae other individual greek registered 1
Pasiphae falls in love other individual greek registered 1
Pasiphae or Crete other individual greek registered 1
Pasithea Pasithea is one of the Charites, promised by Hera as Hypnos's bride in exchange for lulling Zeus to sleep. deity individual greek candidate 2
Paskoce fairy species registered 1
Paskou-Hir — Long-Paskou person individual european registered 1
pasque flower symbol archetype registered 1
passacaglia or passacalle — passacalle custom archetype registered 1
Passage — passage Passage denotes transition between worlds or states, especially the difficult spiritual movement from profane division toward sacred unity, higher consciousness, or paradise. symbol archetype registered 2
passe — passe-vare · passe-jokka · passe-javrre concept archetype registered 1
Passé Brewell — Passe Brewell · Passetroill creature individual registered 1
Passelyon tale individual european registered 1
Passenger Pigeon creature species registered 1
passepied — paspe custom archetype registered 1
Passion symbol registered 1
passion flower symbol archetype registered 1
Passover custom archetype jewish registered 1
Pastinaca creature species registered 1
Pastophori other egyptian registered 1
Pasu spirit species registered 1
PASU-PATI concept archetype hindu registered 1
Pasuk spirit species registered 1
Pasusi person individual jewish registered 1
Pat-khusrau person individual persian registered 1
Patag'aes spirit individual philippine registered 1
Patagonian Giant — Chaucahue creature species registered 1
PATALA — Patala Patala is the magnificent seven-layered Hindu underworld inhabited by Nagas, Daityas, Danavas, Yakshas, and other supernatural races. demon individual hindu candidate 2
Patasola spirit species registered 1
PATAXJALA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PATAXJALI concept archetype hindu registered 1
Patch, or Pach fairy individual british registered 1
Patch Tanz custom archetype registered 1
patera symbol archetype celtic registered 1
paternity test concept archetype registered 1
path symbol archetype registered 1
patolli custom mesoamerican registered 1
Patrick — Patrick of the Bells · son of Calphurn person individual irish registered 1
Patro other individual greek registered 1
Patro other individual greek registered 1
Patroclus other individual greek registered 1
Patroclus other individual greek registered 1
Patroclus other individual greek registered 1
Patroklos person individual greek registered 2
Patupaiarehe — Patu-Paiarehe fairy species maori candidate 2
Pauh Janggi place individual malay registered 1
Paul Bunyan — Paul Runyan · Bunyan, Paul · Bon Jean · Paul Bunyon America's legendary giant lumberjack, celebrated for ingenious feats that reshape landscapes and overcome impossible logging problems. creature individual american candidate 3
paulitos — palitos · paloteo custom archetype registered 1
PAULOMAS demon individual hindu registered 1
Paumakua person individual hawaiian registered 1
PAURAYAS person individual hindu registered 1
Pauriishasp — Pourushaspa person individual persian registered 2
Pausanias, quoted other egyptian registered 1
Paut, meaning of other egyptian registered 1
Paut of other egyptian registered 1
Paut of earth other egyptian registered 1
Paut of eleven gods other egyptian registered 1
Paut of gods, the Great other egyptian registered 1
Paut of gods, the Little other egyptian registered 1
Paut of heaven other egyptian registered 1
Paut of Heliopolis other egyptian registered 1
Paut of Horus deity individual egyptian registered 1
Paut of ten gods other egyptian registered 1
Paut of the Tuat other egyptian registered 1
Paut of twelve gods other egyptian registered 1
Pauti of gods other egyptian registered 1
pauwit deity individual philippine registered 1
pavane custom archetype registered 1
pavement symbol archetype registered 1
pavilion symbol archetype registered 1
Paw Paw Patch custom archetype registered 1
pawang creature archetype registered 1
Pawikan creature individual philippine registered 1
PAXCHAVIXSA other individual hindu registered 1
Pay demon species registered 1
PAYANA deity individual hindu registered 1
Payatamu — Paiyatemu deity individual north-american registered 1
Payshtha-more creature individual welsh registered 1
Pazuzu Pazuzu is a winged Mesopotamian wind demon who spreads fever and pestilence yet may also be invoked for protection from other disease-bearing forces. demon species mesopotamian canon 2
PBISNI person individual hindu registered 1
Pe Pe refers either to an Egyptian locality associated with divine souls and watchers, or to the Hebrew letter credited with redemption yet stained by transgression. symbol egyptianjewish registered 2
Pé de Garrafa — Kubê-rop · Pelobo creature species registered 1
pe'dles bc'djose custom archetype registered 1
Pe-har or Pe-kar — Pe-kar demon individual registered 1
Pe, Souls of concept egyptian registered 1
Pe-tep other egyptian registered 1
Pe, Watchers of other egyptian registered 1
pea symbol archetype registered 1
pea symbol archetype registered 1
pea concept archetype registered 1
Peace Peace may name Zeus and Themis’s daughter; symbolically it is represented by the dove, olive branch, calumet, Virgin Mary, or cornucopia of plenty. symbol individual greek registered 2
peach — Peach Peach denotes feminine sexuality, marriage, spring, salvation, silence, prosperity, and especially immortality; Chinese practice also treats its tree and fruit as demon-repelling spiritual power. symbol archetype registered 3
Peacock — peacock Peacock denotes pride, royalty, solar glory, immortality, stars, love, and apotheosis; its sacred or healing feathers contrast with traditions casting it as Paradise’s compromised guardian. symbol archetype heraldic registered 3
Peallaidh spirit archetype registered 1
Peallaidh, the 'Shaggy One' spirit individual british registered 1
Pear — pear Pear denotes generosity, affection, hope, health, longevity, justice, and good government; goddess traditions and Christianity respectively connect it with Hera, Isis, and Christ’s love. symbol archetype registered 2
pearl symbol archetype registered 1
Pearl symbol registered 1
Pearl symbol registered 1
pearl object-being archetype registered 1
Pearl Turtle creature species registered 1
peasant symbol archetype registered 1
Pease Blossom fairy species registered 1
PEAYAGA other individual hindu registered 1
pebble symbol archetype registered 1
Pebbles other individual greek registered 1
Pebin person individual welsh registered 1
peccary creature species mesoamerican registered 1
pech — peht · pict person individual celtic registered 1
Pechs — Pechts · Picts · Pechs, or Pehts, or Picts Squat red-haired Scottish fairies with long arms and enormous feet, linked in folklore to the ancient Picts and their stone towers. fairy species british candidate 3
Pecos Bill person individual american registered 2
Pedasos creature species registered 1
Pedéu — Pediu person individual south-american registered 1
Pedias other individual greek registered 1
Pedro person individual philippine registered 1
Peel Street Monster creature species registered 1
Peerie Trows other registered 1
Peg o' Nell — Peg-o'-Nell Peg o' Nell is a hostile River Ribble spirit who demands a drowning every seventh year and haunts Waddow Hall's well. spirit individual britishenglish candidate 2
Peg Powler Peg Powler is a green-haired hag of the River Tees who lures, drowns, and devours people, especially serving as a warning to children. creature individual britishcelticenglish candidate 5
Pegasoi Aithiopes creature species registered 1
Pegasus — Pegasies · plural Pegasies · Pegasis · Pegasos Pegasus is the winged child of Medusa and Poseidon who carried Bellerophon against the Chimera and opened Hippocrene with his hoof. creature individual greekheraldic canon 13
Pehreri other egyptian registered 1
Pehu other egyptian registered 1
Pehui other egyptian registered 1
pehuru pityu — pehuru piityu spirit species south-american registered 1
Peibaw creature individual welsh registered 1
Pein custom species registered 1
Peiras person individual greek registered 2
Peiren person individual greek registered 2
Peirithoos person individual greek registered 2
Peisidike person individual greek registered 1
Peisidike person individual greek registered 1
Peisidike other individual greek registered 1
Peisidike other individual greek registered 1
Peisistratos person individual greek registered 2
Peist — Peiste · Péist · Eel-horse · Horse-eel A Peist is an Irish amphibious serpent-dragon dwelling in deep waters and traditionally opposed by heroes or Saint Patrick. creature species candidate 4
Peitho — Persuasion Peitho is Aphrodite's daughter and the divine personification of persuasion, frequently depicted in Greek art. deity individual greek candidate 3
Peke-Haua creature species registered 1
Pekh other egyptian registered 1
Pekhat other egyptian registered 1
Pekhet other egyptian registered 1
Pekheth other egyptian registered 1
Pekhit other egyptian registered 1
Pekht (city) place egyptian registered 1
Pekko deity individual registered 1
Peko deity individual registered 1
Pekoi demon species registered 1
Pekwin custom archetype registered 1
Pelagianism — Pelagius concept archetype celtic registered 1
Pelagon other individual greek registered 1
Pelagon other individual greek registered 1
Pelagon creature species registered 1
Pelasgians other individual greek registered 1
Pelasgians harass the Doliones other individual greek registered 1
Pelasgiotiz place individual greek registered 1
Pelasgos person individual greek registered 2
Pelasgus other individual greek registered 1
Pelasgus other individual greek registered 1
Pele deity individual hawaiian registered 1
Peleg person individual jewish registered 1
Pelegon place individual greek registered 1
Pelesit — Pelisit · Pelésit Pelesit is a cricket-shaped Malay familiar sent by its owner at night to harass households, especially sleeping women and children. spirit individual malay candidate 2
Peleula person individual hawaiian registered 1
Peleus other individual greek registered 1
Peleus other individual greek registered 1
Peleus other individual greek registered 1
Peleus creature individual greek registered 1
Peleus person individual greek registered 1
Peleus other individual greek registered 1
Peleus expelled from other individual greek registered 1
Peleus to lay waste Iolcus other individual greek registered 1
Peliades person species greek registered 2
Pelian spear ot Acnilles other individual greek registered 1
Pelias other individual greek registered 1
Pelias other individual greek registered 1
Pelias other individual greek registered 1
Pelias person individual greek registered 1
Pelias other individual greek registered 1
pelican symbol archetype registered 1
pelican symbol archetype registered 1
Pelican heraldic archetype heraldic registered 1
Pelican symbol registered 1
Pelichus other individual greek registered 1
Pelilah person individual jewish registered 1
Pelintsiek — Great Dentalium · Tego'o spirit individual registered 1
Pelion other individual greek registered 1
Pelion place individual greek registered 1
Pellas other individual greek registered 1
Pellene place individual greek registered 1
Pellings, the concept british registered 1
Pellinor — Pellan · Pelleam · Fisher King creature individual registered 1
Pelo Kolso spirit individual registered 1
Pelopia other individual greek registered 1
Pelopia other individual greek registered 1
Pelopia other individual greek registered 1
Pelopia other individual greek registered 1
Pelopid other individual greek registered 1
Peloponnese place individual greek registered 1
Peloponnese other individual greek registered 1
Peloponnese other individual greek registered 1
Peloponnese other individual greek registered 1
Peloponnesians other individual greek registered 1
Pelops other individual greek registered 1
Pelops other individual greek registered 1
Pelops other individual greek registered 1
Pelops other individual greek registered 1
Pelops person individual greek registered 1
Pelops other individual greek registered 1
Pelops other individual greek registered 1
Pelor other greek registered 1
Pelorus Pelorus is a Greek giant, either counted among the earthborn Gigantes or named as one of five surviving Spartoi. creature individual greek candidate 2
Peluda — La Velue (“shaggy beast”) · the Shaggy Beast of La Ferte-Bernard · Peallaidh · Pehuda A shaggy, quilled French river dragon that floods farms, eats maidens, and can be killed only by severing its vulnerable tail. creature species canon 2
Pelusium other egyptian registered 1
Pelusius other egyptian registered 1
Pelznickel — Pelze Nocol · Schimmel Reiter · Weinachts Mann spirit species registered 3
Pemba deity individual african registered 1
Pemphredo Pemphredo, whose name means wasp, is one of the grey-from-birth Graeae, sisters of Enyo and the Gorgons. creature individual greek candidate 4
Pen — Stylus · wedge The pen denotes learning, awakened soul, universal intellect, and creative destiny; Christian, Egyptian, Islamic, and Mesopotamian traditions treat writing implements as sacred attributes. symbol individual mesopotamian registered 4
Pen Llarcau person individual welsh registered 1
Pen Pighon person individual welsh registered 1
Pena Verde spirit species registered 1
Penanggalan Penanggalan is a flying, bodiless human head with dangling stomach organs that hunts newborns at night to drink their blood. spirit archetype malay candidate 2
Penangglan (Pen-non-gwen) spirit species registered 1
Penardun — Penarddun person individual celticwelsh registered 2
Penates — penates · di penates The Penates are Roman household gods guarding the pantry and hearth, propitiated by families in hopes of securing health and prosperity. deity archetype european candidate 3
Pendaran Dyved person individual welsh registered 1
pendulum symbol archetype registered 1
Peneleos other individual greek registered 1
Peneleus other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope other individual greek registered 1
Penelope person individual greek registered 1
Penelope from other individual greek registered 1
Penelope shot by Ulysses other individual greek registered 1
Penelope to Hermes other individual greek registered 1
Peneus place individual greek registered 1
Penezny Smij creature species registered 1
Penhynev of Cornwall person individual welsh registered 1
penillion custom archetype registered 1
Peninnah person individual jewish registered 1
Peninsula Python A huge dark, blotched Ohio snake said to climb trees, rear like a cobra, and raid henhouses. creature species registered 1
Penitentes — Los Penitentes · Hermanos Penitentes custom archetype registered 1
Penn person individual welsh registered 1
Penn Cruc deity individual celtic registered 1
Pennpingyon — Horny-Head person individual welsh registered 1
Pennsylvania Dutch folklore concept archetype registered 1
Penny — penny Penny denotes folklore’s guarded magical coins, whose steeping water healed people or animals; another reference instead names a punning fairy character Penny. symbol archetype european registered 2
pennyroyal concept archetype registered 1
Pent other egyptian registered 1
pent cuckoo tale archetype registered 1
Pentacle/Pentangle/Pentagram symbol registered 1
Pentalpha symbol archetype jewish registered 1
Penter other egyptian registered 1
Penthesileia other greek registered 1
Penthesilia creature individual greek registered 1
Penthesilia object-being individual greek registered 1
Pentheus Pentheus is the Theban king who opposed Dionysian worship, spied on its rites, and was dismembered by devotees including his mother Agave. creature individual greek candidate 4
Penthilos other individual greek registered 1
Penti other egyptian registered 1
Penwenti demon individual egyptian registered 1
Peony — peony Peony denotes healing, spring, beauty, love, glory, prosperity, and masculine yang power, while other associations include bashfulness, anger, marriage, fertility, and protection from affliction. symbol archetype registered 2
Peopee Of Caora creature species registered 1
People custom species registered 1
People of Peace custom species registered 1
People of Peace, the, or Daoine Sidhe fairy species british registered 1
People of the Hills, the concept british registered 1
People Who Killed By custom species registered 1
Peparethus other individual greek registered 1
Pephredo creature individual greek registered 1
Pepi I. other egyptian registered 1
Pepi IL. other egyptian registered 1
Pepito el Corcovado — Joey the Hunchback person individual european registered 1
pepper Pepper denotes biting satire, erotic stimulation, and martial heat; as a prized spice, it also drove ancient commerce and European voyages toward Asia. symbol archetype registered 2
'Per creature individual egyptian registered 1
Per-aa other egyptian registered 1
Per-ab other egyptian registered 1
Per-aha other egyptian registered 1
Per-Asar other egyptian registered 1
Per-Asar-neb-Tettu other egyptian registered 1
Per-Atem other egyptian registered 1
Per-ba-neb-Tattu other egyptian registered 1
Per-Bast deity individual egyptian registered 1
Per-em-hru other egyptian registered 1
Per-em-khet-khet other egyptian registered 1
Per-Heru-nubt other egyptian registered 1
Per-Khemennu other egyptian registered 1
Per-khet other egyptian registered 1
Per-Khut other egyptian registered 1
Per-Matchet other egyptian registered 1
Per-Menat other egyptian registered 1
Per-mert other egyptian registered 1
Per - net - mut - kheper - hetch other egyptian registered 1
Per-netch -Shu-ma-Nut deity individual egyptian registered 1
Per-netchem other egyptian registered 1
Per-Nubt other egyptian registered 1
Per-Nut deity individual egyptian registered 1
Per-Pakht other egyptian registered 1
Per-Ra deity individual egyptian registered 1
Per-rerehu other egyptian registered 1
Per-Sept other egyptian registered 1
Per Spelmann custom archetype registered 1
Per-sui other egyptian registered 1
Per-Tehuti deity individual egyptian registered 1
Per-Tehuti-ap-rehuh other egyptian registered 1
Per-Tem other egyptian registered 1
Per-tennu other egyptian registered 1
Per-Uatchet other egyptian registered 1
perambulator symbol archetype registered 1
Percht/A — Perchten other registered 1
Perchten or Berchten — Berchten spirit species registered 1
Percival or Perceval — Perceval · Peredur creature individual registered 1
Percos person individual welsh registered 1
Perdix person individual greek registered 3
Pere Fouettard A French Christmas punisher called Father Spanker who accompanies the gift-giver and disciplines naughty children. creature species candidate 2
Pere Noel deity species registered 1
Pered person individual jewish registered 1
Peredur — Peredur Paladyr Hir · Peredur of the long lance person individual celticwelsh registered 2
Pereplut deity individual registered 1
Perer-amu-pet other egyptian registered 1
Peresta — Molando Peresta spirit species registered 2
Pereus other individual greek registered 1
Perez person individual jewish registered 1
perfumes concept archetype registered 1
Pergamos, Church of other egyptian registered 1
Peri Banou fairy individual european registered 1
Periallus other individual greek registered 1
Periboea other individual greek registered 1
Periboea spirit individual greek registered 1
Periboea other individual greek registered 1
Periboea other individual greek registered 1
Periboea other individual greek registered 1
Periboea other individual greek registered 1
Periboea in the other individual greek registered 1
Periboia person individual greek registered 1
Periboia person individual greek registered 1
Periboia person individual greek registered 1
Periboia other individual greek registered 1
Periboia other individual greek registered 1
Periboia other individual greek registered 1
Periboia other individual greek registered 1
Peric person individual european registered 1
Periclymenus other individual greek registered 1
Periclymenus other individual greek registered 1
Periclymenus other individual greek registered 1
pericon custom archetype registered 1
peridot symbol archetype registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perieres person individual greek registered 1
Perieres other individual greek registered 1
Perif person individual welsh registered 1
Perifoal custom species registered 1
Perigoune person individual greek registered 2
Periklymenos person individual greek registered 2
Peril other individual chinese registered 1
Perilous Bed place individual celtic registered 1
Perilous Valley place individual celtic registered 1
Perimede other individual greek registered 1
Perimede other individual greek registered 1
Perimede person individual greek registered 1
Perimede other individual greek registered 1
Perimedes other individual greek registered 1
Perimedes other individual greek registered 1
Perimedes (per-i-mé-déz) creature species registered 1
Perimele other individual greek registered 1
period symbol archetype registered 1
Periopis other individual greek registered 1
Periopis other individual greek registered 1
Periphas other individual greek registered 1
Periphetes — Korynetes person individual greek registered 5
Periphron other individual greek registered 1
Perirlymenus other individual greek registered 1
Peristhenes other individual greek registered 1
Perit Perit is a white-clad Albanian mountain spirit who punishes people for wasting bread by giving them a hunchback. spirit egyptian candidate 2
Periu other egyptian registered 1
periwinkle or ground ivy — ground ivy concept archetype registered 1
Perkele demon individual registered 1
Perkunas — Perkuons · Percunis · Perun Perkunas is Lithuania's foremost thunder god, a Baltic counterpart of Perkuons and Percunis whose name is linked with thunder traditions. deity individual candidate 3
Pernutar demon individual finnish registered 1
Pero other individual greek registered 1
Pero other individual greek registered 1
Pero other individual greek registered 1
Pero person individual greek registered 1
Pero other individual greek registered 1
Perozes — Piruz person individual persian registered 1
Perperuna — Dodola · Dudula deity individual registered 1
Perrault, Charles other individual british registered 2
Perry Dancers — The Perry Dancers custom species british registered 2
Perse other individual greek registered 1
Persea other individual greek registered 1
Persea Tree other egyptian registered 1
Perseis other individual greek registered 1
Perseis creature individual greek registered 1
Perseis deity individual greek registered 1
Perseis other individual greek registered 1
Persephone symbol archetype registered 1
Persephone — Cora · Kore · Proserpina deity individual registered 1
Persephone deity individual greek registered 1
Persephone deity individual greek registered 1
Persephone creature individual greek registered 1
Persephone other individual greek registered 1
Persephone creature species greek registered 1
Persephone other individual greek registered 1
Persephone other individual greek registered 1
Persephone — the Maid · Kore · the Maiden deity individual greek registered 1
Persephone other egyptian registered 1
Persephone deity individual greek registered 1
Persepolis Beast creature species registered 1
Perses other individual greek registered 1
Perses other individual greek registered 1
Perses other individual greek registered 1
Perses other individual greek registered 1
Perses other individual greek registered 1
Perses — Persaios deity species registered 1
Perses deity individual greek registered 1
Perses deity individual greek registered 1
Perses person individual greek registered 1
Perses person individual greek registered 1
Perses other greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus person individual greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus creature individual greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus other individual greek registered 1
Perseus tale individual greek registered 1
Perseus creature individual registered 1
Perseus and puts it in her shield object-being individual greek registered 1
Perseus into the sea other individual greek registered 1
Perseus reigns over other individual greek registered 1
Persia other individual greek registered 1
persicary — lady's thumb concept archetype registered 1
Persimmon — persimmon Persimmon denotes Chinese joy and Japanese victory; American folk practices instead associate it with sex-change tales and ritual cures for chills and fever. symbol archetype registered 2
personal gods concept individual mesopotamian registered 1
personification concept archetype registered 1
Pert, Festival of other egyptian registered 1
Perun — Perunu · Prone Perun is the chief Kievan thunder and war god, associated with lightning, oaks, axes, princes, and the Christian prophet Elijah. deity individual russian candidate 2
Peruvian Jungle Lion creature species registered 1
Peruvian Jungle Wildcat creature species registered 1
Peruvian Wattleless Guan creature species registered 1
Peryton An Atlantean hybrid with a deer's head and legs joined to a bird's feathered body and wings. creature species canon 2
Pesanta creature species registered 1
Peseias spirit species registered 1
Pesek-Re other egyptian registered 1
Pesetchet other egyptian registered 1
Pesi Pesi is a fiery desert goddess stationed beside the valley where the condemned are cast down headfirst. deity egyptian candidate 2
Peskheti other egyptian registered 1
Pestet other egyptian registered 1
Pesthi other egyptian registered 1
Pestle and Mortar symbol registered 1
Pestu other egyptian registered 1
Pet-Annu other egyptian registered 1
petal symbol archetype registered 1
Petchatcha other egyptian registered 1
Pete of Dawn other individual greek registered 1
peteneras custom archetype registered 1
Peteos person individual greek registered 2
Peter — St. Peter Peter is the apostle associated with rock, papal office, heaven’s gate, threefold denial, a coin-bearing fish, inverted crucifixion, and travels alongside Christ in folklore. symbol archetype philippine registered 2
Peter de Cabinam person individual european registered 1
Peter Pan spirit species registered 1
Peter's fish A traditional name applied to both the haddock and the John Dory. concept archetype registered 1
Petit Poucet — Le The French name for the diminutive folktale hero Tom Thumb. other registered 1
Petor person individual jewish registered 1
Petra other egyptian registered 1
Petraeus — Petreus · Petraios creature species registered 1
petrel symbol archetype registered 1
petrifaction concept archetype registered 1
Petrified Pilgrim person individual malay registered 1
Petro deity species registered 1
Petro drums — Dan Petro object-being archetype registered 1
petticoats symbol archetype registered 1
Peucetius other individual greek registered 1
Peuchen — Piguchen · Pihuchen · Pihuichen · Pihuychen The peuchen is a Mapuche and Chilote vampire that shape-shifts but favors a gigantic flying serpent form with batlike wings. spirit species canon 1
Peul person individual welsh registered 1
PEUUEELS other individual greek registered 1
Pey — Alakai · Iruci · Peerie Folk · Peerifool Pey are a class of ghouls in Tamil mythology, also known by names including Alakai and Iruci. creature species british candidate 7
peyote — peyotl concept archetype registered 1
Ph ill ida symbol archetype registered 1
Phaea — Crommyonian Sow · Hus Klazomenaios · Phaea (“shining one”) · Phaia Phaea is the savage Crommyonian sow, named for the old woman who raised her, whose depredations ended when Theseus killed her. creature individual greek candidate 8
Phaeacians place individual greek registered 1
Phaeacians other individual greek registered 1
Phaedimus other individual greek registered 1
Phaedra other individual greek registered 1
Phaedra other individual greek registered 1
Phaedra other individual greek registered 1
Phaedra other individual greek registered 1
Phaeno spirit individual greek registered 1
Phaethon other individual greek registered 1
Phaethon creature species registered 1
Phaethon other individual greek registered 1
Phaethon creature individual registered 1
Phaethon — Sheen-Mane · Shining-Mane creature species registered 1
Phaethon person individual greek registered 1
Phaethon person individual greek registered 1
Phaethon other individual greek registered 1
Phaethon other individual greek registered 1
Phaethousa Phaethousa is Helios's daughter who guards his immortal herds on Thrinakia and, in another tradition, mourns Phaethon as a sister transformed into a poplar. deity individual greek candidate 2
Phaeton (FAE-ton) — Phaithon creature species registered 1
Phagrorius fish other egyptian registered 1
Phagrus other egyptian registered 1
Phagrus fish other egyptian registered 1
Phaidra person individual greek registered 2
Phaleg spirit individual registered 1
Phalias other individual greek registered 1
Phallephoria other egyptian registered 1
phallic dances custom archetype registered 1
phallic foods custom archetype registered 1
phallism concept archetype registered 1
Phallus — phallus The phallus denotes masculine creative power, fertility, life’s generative stream, protection, and resurrection; penetrating forms can also signify destruction, joining creation and death. symbol archetype registered 2
Phallus = Hap other egyptian registered 1
Phallus of Osiris deity individual egyptian registered 1
Phalmant — Copard Phalmant creature species registered 1
Phamace other individual greek registered 1
Phanes — Protogonos Phanes is the Orphic first-born cosmic deity, emerging from an egg with mixed animal and sexual features before being swallowed by Zeus. deity individual greek candidate 3
phangra custom archetype registered 1
Phantom Cat creature species registered 1
Phantom Horseman of Rev. John Jones ghost individual welsh registered 1
phantom islands symbol archetype celtic registered 1
Phantom Kangaroo creature species registered 1
phantom ships — Flying Dutchman · Palatine concept archetype registered 1
Phantom Wolf — Booger dog · Phantom dog · Witchie wolf creature species registered 1
Phanus other individual greek registered 1
Phaon person individual greek registered 2
Pharaoh — Rakyon · Have-naught · Paymaster An Egyptian king who, in Jewish legend, covets Sarah, enslaves the Israelites, and pursues them after permitting their departure. person individual egyptianjewish registered 4
Pharasmanes person individual persian registered 1
Pharbaethites other egyptian registered 1
Phareus creature species registered 1
Pharisees fairy species british registered 1
Pharisees — Farisees fairy archetype european registered 1
Pharnace other individual greek registered 1
Phartis other individual greek registered 1
Phasis place individual greek registered 1
Phasis in other individual greek registered 1
Phassus other individual greek registered 1
Phaturites other egyptian registered 1
pheasant symbol archetype registered 1
pheasant symbol archetype registered 1
Pheasant heraldic archetype heraldic registered 1
Pheasant symbol registered 1
Phegeus other greek registered 1
Phegeus and his wife object-being individual greek registered 1
Pheidippos person individual greek registered 2
Phemios other greek registered 1
Phenech person individual jewish registered 1
Pheneus other individual greek registered 1
Pheng A colossal Chinese bird that swallows camels, blocks sunlight in flight, and sheds quills large enough to become water vessels. creature species candidate 2
Pheocomes creature species registered 1
Pherae other individual greek registered 1
Pherae other individual greek registered 1
Pheraeans against Troy other individual greek registered 1
Phereans other individual greek registered 1
Pherecydes other individual greek registered 1
Pherecydes on Orion other individual greek registered 1
Phereklos person individual greek registered 2
Pheres place individual greek registered 1
Pheres other individual greek registered 1
Pheres other individual greek registered 1
Pheres person individual greek registered 1
Pheres person individual greek registered 1
Pheres other individual greek registered 1
Pheres other individual greek registered 1
Pheres founds Phere in other individual greek registered 1
Pheroetes other individual greek registered 1
Pherusa spirit individual greek registered 1
Phi spirit species registered 1
Phicium creature individual greek registered 1
Phicol person individual jewish registered 1
Phidippus other individual greek registered 1
Phidippus settles in other individual greek registered 1
Phiegra — Phiegrae creature individual greek registered 2
Phiegyas other individual greek registered 1
Phii Krasue — Phi Krasue Phii Krasue is a Thai vampire appearing as a flying woman’s head with trailing organs, sharp teeth, and a blood-draining tongue. spirit species canon 1
Phiioctetes other individual greek registered 1
Philae place egyptian registered 1
Philaemon other individual greek registered 1
Philaios other individual greek registered 1
Philamaloo Bird — Phillyloo Bird A lumberjack fearsome critter said in one account to fly upside down to ease rheumatism caused by cold, damp weather. creature species candidate 3
Philammon person individual greek registered 2
Philarmmon spirit individual greek registered 1
Philemon and Baucis creature individual registered 1
Philip symbol archetype registered 1
Philip, St. other egyptian registered 1
Phillyra Phillyra is an Oceanid who conceived the hybrid centaur Cheiron when Kronos mated with her while taking a horse's form. deity individual greek candidate 2
Philocrates other individual greek registered 1
Philoctetes other individual greek registered 1
Philoctetes other individual greek registered 1
Philoctetes other individual greek registered 1
Philoctetes bitten by a snake in other individual greek registered 1
Philodemus other individual greek registered 1
Philoktetes person individual greek registered 2
Philolaus other individual greek registered 1
Philomela person individual greek registered 3
Philomela at other individual greek registered 1
Philon person individual persian registered 1
Philonis person individual greek registered 2
Philonoe person individual greek registered 3
Philonome other individual greek registered 2
philosopher's stone — elixir · pill of immortality object-being archetype registered 1
Philostratus other egyptian registered 1
Philotes — Friendship concept individual greek registered 1
Philyra other individual greek registered 1
Philyra other individual greek registered 1
Philyra other individual greek registered 1
Philyra deity individual greek registered 1
Philyra other individual greek registered 1
Phinehas person individual jewish registered 1
Phinehas — Elijah person individual jewish registered 1
Phinehas person individual jewish registered 1
Phineus other individual greek registered 1
Phineus other individual greek registered 1
Phineus other individual greek registered 1
Phineus other individual greek registered 1
Phineus other individual greek registered 1
Phineus other individual greek registered 1
Phineus creature species greek registered 1
Phineus creature individual registered 1
Phineus person individual greek registered 1
Phineus person individual greek registered 1
Phineus of Thrace other greek registered 1
Phiobe creature species registered 1
Phix Phix is an early Greek name for the Sphinx, a destructive lion-like child of Orthos and Chimaira who terrorized Thebes. creature individual greek candidate 2
Phlegon A pure-white, flame-breathing immortal horse that helps pull the sun god's golden chariot across the sky. deity species candidate 2
Phlegraeos — Hyle creature species registered 1
Phlegyas person individual greek registered 3
Phlegyas in place individual greek registered 1
Phlogios creature species registered 1
pho specifically symbol archetype registered 1
Phobos — Panic · Fear (Phobos) Phobos is Ares and Aphrodite's divine son, personifying the terror that breaks ordered ranks during war. deity individual greek candidate 5
Phocaea taken by Achilles other individual greek registered 1
Phocian war other individual greek registered 1
Phocians other individual greek registered 1
Phocis other individual greek registered 1
Phocus other individual greek registered 1
Phocus other individual greek registered 1
Phocus other individual greek registered 1
Phoebe other individual greek registered 1
Phoebe other individual greek registered 1
Phoebe spirit individual greek registered 1
Phoebe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoebe — Pikebe creature species registered 1
Phoebe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoebus — Phoebe deity individual registered 1
Phoehe other individual greek registered 1
Phoenicia other individual egyptiangreek registered 2
Phoenician woman other individual greek registered 1
phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature archetype canon 1
Phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature archetype canon 1
phoenix — guardian of the terrestrial sphere The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature archetype jewish canon 1
Phoenix — bennu · simurg · 'anka The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature individual canon 1
Phoenix The heraldic phoenix is a unique reddish-purple bird that burns upon a fragrant pyre after centuries and rises again, signifying resurrection. heraldic species heraldic canon 1
Phoenix — Fenis · Fenix · Phénix · Po-Ni-Ke The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature species canon 1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy. other individual greek canon 1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy. other individual greek canon 1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy. other individual greek canon 1
Phoenix The heraldic phoenix is a unique reddish-purple bird that burns upon a fragrant pyre after centuries and rises again, signifying resurrection. heraldic species heraldic canon 1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy. other egyptian canon 1
Phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature species canon 1
Phoenix — Fenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature species canon 1
Phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm. creature archetype canon 1
Phoenix (Chinese) — Fēng-huang · U-fēng creature species registered 1
Phoenix on a false accusation other individual greek registered 1
Phoetus creature species registered 1
Phoibe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoibe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoibe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoibe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoibe deity individual greek registered 1
Phoinix person individual greek registered 1
Phoinix other individual greek registered 1
Phoinix other individual greek registered 1
Phoinodamas person individual greek registered 2
Phokos person individual greek registered 1
Phokos other greek registered 1
Phokos other individual greek registered 1
Pholgios — Podargos (“the fast”) creature species registered 1
Pholoe creature individual greek registered 1
Pholos — Pholus Pholos is a hospitable centaur, born from Silenos and a nymph, whose encounter with Herakles ended when a poisoned arrow accidentally killed him. creature individual greek candidate 3
Pholus Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him. other individual greek registered 1
Pholus Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him. creature individual greek registered 1
Pholus Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him. creature species registered 1
Pholus Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him. creature individual registered 1
Pholus Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him. creature individual registered 1
Pholus — Pholos Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him. creature species registered 1
Phonoi — Murders concept individual greek registered 1
Phonos deity species registered 1
Phooka — Pooka · Polka · Puca · Pouka The Phooka is an Irish water-horse haunting wild shores and streams, luring children onto its weed- or chain-draped back. creature species americanenglishwelsh candidate 14
Phorbas person individual greek registered 3
Phorbus other individual greek registered 1
Phorcus and Ceto other individual greek registered 1
Phorcys — Phorkys Phorcys is a primordial Greek sea god, son of Pontus and Gaia, and father of monstrous beings including the Gorgons and Scylla. deity individual greek candidate 5
Phoreus other individual greek registered 1
Phoroneus person individual greek registered 3
photograph symbol archetype registered 1
Phouka, the fairy individual british registered 1
Phra Phum spirit species registered 1
Phraates 11 person individual persian registered 1
Phrasimus other individual greek registered 1
Phrasios person individual greek registered 2
Phrasius other individual greek registered 1
Phrasius other individual greek registered 1
Phrastor other individual greek registered 1
Phrenius other individual greek registered 1
Phrixos person individual greek registered 2
Phrixus Phrixus is the endangered Greek prince carried to Colchis by the golden-fleeced ram, distinct from a centaur bearing the same name. object-being individual greek candidate 2
Phrixus and Helle other individual greek registered 1
Phrontis other individual greek registered 1
Phrontis person individual greek registered 1
Phrontis other individual greek registered 1
Phrontis other individual greek registered 1
Phrygia Phrygia is an ancient country associated here with Aphrodite’s seduction, Dionysus’s initiation into Cybele’s mysteries, and a fertility blessing performed with three raised fingers. symbol archetype greek registered 2
Phrygian symbol registered 1
Phrygians other individual greek registered 1
Phthemphu other egyptian registered 1
Phthia other individual greek registered 1
Phthia other individual greek registered 1
Phthia other individual greek registered 1
Phthia other individual greek registered 1
Phthia other greek registered 1
Phthius other individual greek registered 1
Phul spirit species registered 1
phurbu or p'ur-bu — p'ur-bu object-being archetype registered 1
Phylace other individual greek registered 1
Phylace against Troy other individual greek registered 1
Phylacus other individual greek registered 1
Phylacus other individual greek registered 1
Phylakos person individual greek registered 2
Phylarchus other egyptian registered 1
Phylas other individual greek registered 1
Phylas other individual greek registered 1
Phyleis other individual greek registered 1
Phyleus person individual greek registered 3
Phyllis other individual greek registered 2
Phylomuche other individual greek registered 1
Phylonoe person individual greek registered 2
Phylonomus other individual greek registered 1
Phynnodderee — Fenoderee, or Phynnodderee · Phenodyree · Phynnoddereo · Hairy-one Phynnodderee is a huge, hairy Manx brownie of extraordinary strength who performs farm labor and other household work. fairy individual britisheuropean candidate 6
Phynnoderee fairy individual english registered 1
Physa fish other egyptian registered 1
Physius other individual greek registered 1
Pi-hahiroth other egyptian registered 1
Pi-Hsi — Lord of the River creature species registered 1
Pi-neter-tuau other egyptian registered 1
Pi-tchepet other egyptian registered 1
Pi-tep other egyptian registered 1
Pi Yao creature species registered 1
Pia custom species south-american registered 2
Piah-Sekhet-Iemhetep other egyptian registered 1
piai — page · ippaye · piaiman · shaman A piai is a Tupi-Guarani or Carib shaman who enters trance or spirit possession to mediate directly with supernatural powers. creature archetype mesoamerican candidate 2
Piambar spirit archetype registered 1
Piamupits creature species registered 1
Piankhi other egyptian registered 1
Piao creature species registered 1
Piasa — Blue bird · Hu-huk · Piesa · Storm bird A Mississippi-region water demon depicted with a bearded human face, red eyes, green scales, and a venomous barbed tail. creature species canon 3
Piasa (PIE-a-saw) creature species registered 1
Piast/s creature species registered 1
Pibeseth other egyptian registered 1
pibgorn or pibcorn — pibcorn · stockhorn object-being archetype registered 1
Picacu — Picacas A name for the Pisacas, malignant Indian disease demons and flesh-eating ghouls haunting graveyards, deserted places, and forests. creature species candidate 2
Pick-tree Brag spirit individual european registered 1
picklock symbol archetype registered 1
Pictish Beast creature species registered 1
PICTISH BEAST creature species registered 1
Pictish Beast — Pictish DRAGON · Swimming Elephant creature species registered 1
picture symbol archetype registered 1
Picus demon species registered 1
Piebald Pony spirit individual arab registered 1
Pied Piper of Hamelin symbol archetype registered 1
pien chung object-being archetype registered 1
Pieria object-being individual greek registered 1
Pieria other individual greek registered 1
Pierides other registered 1
Pieris other individual greek registered 1
Pierlala tale archetype registered 1
Pierret, M. P. other egyptian registered 1
Pierrot symbol archetype registered 1
Pierus other individual greek registered 1
Pietschmann other egyptian registered 1
pig symbol archetype registered 1
pig symbol archetype registered 1
Pig symbol registered 1
pig concept archetype registered 1
pig creature individual celtic registered 1
Pigeon symbol registered 1
pigeon dance — dove dance custom archetype registered 1
Piggiebillah creature individual australian-aboriginal registered 1
pigmy symbol archetype registered 1
Pigsies — Pixies, or Pigsies, or Piskies fairy species british registered 2
Pigtown Fling — Kelton's Reel tale archetype registered 1
Pigwiggin — Picgwidgeon · Pigwiggen fairy species european candidate 2
Pihuechenyi Large winged vampiric snakes in Mapuche folklore that descend at night to drink blood. creature species candidate 2
PII/raARIKAKSHA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Piilad demon individual persian registered 1
Piiuz — Ram Piruz person individual persian registered 2
PiJVDYA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Pike — Jack · Lucy · Ged heraldic archetype heraldic registered 1
Pike of Mana creature individual finnish registered 1
Pikelian creature species registered 1
pikestaff symbol archetype registered 1
Pikker — pikne deity individual registered 1
Pikku Mies — Water-pigmy creature individual finnish registered 1
Pikoiakaalala creature individual hawaiian registered 1
pikvahahirak concept archetype registered 1
Pilajatar — Pihlayatar · Pihlajatar Pilajatar is the aspen daughter and mountain-ash goddess, called upon with other woodland maidens to protect livestock. deity individual finnish candidate 2
Pilani person individual hawaiian registered 1
pilgrim symbol archetype registered 1
Pilgrim/Pilgrimage symbol registered 1
pilgrimage custom celticmesoamerican registered 2
pilgrimages custom archetype registered 1
Pillan deity individual registered 1
Pillar — pillar The pillar denotes the world axis, heaven’s support, stability, divine presence, masculine creation, and life; broken or paired pillars mark death, boundary, or polarity. symbol archetype registered 2
Pillar of Cloud object-being individual jewish registered 1
Pillar of Fire object-being individual jewish registered 1
Pillars of heaven other egyptian registered 1
Pillars of Shu deity individual egyptian registered 1
Pillars of the sky other egyptian registered 1
pillow symbol archetype registered 1
Pillywiggin fairy species registered 1
Pilsam person individual persian registered 1
Piltti person individual finnish registered 1
Pilulariae other egyptian registered 1
Pimoe creature individual hawaiian registered 1
pimpernel Pimpernel denotes change, meetings, fruitfulness, childhood, and solar timing; folk traditions dedicate varieties to Mary or Columcille and credit the plant with second sight. symbol archetype registered 2
pin Pins denote love, marriage, sexual excitement, restraint, and value; Celtic offerings at waters may symbolize prayers to mend broken bones or hearts. symbol archetype celtic registered 2
Pinari Pinari are Solomon Islands nature spirits depicted as long-legged, hairy humanoids. spirit archetype candidate 2
Pinarius person individual greek registered 2
Pinay person individual philippine registered 1
Pinch fairy individual british registered 1
pinching symbol archetype registered 1
Pindar other individual egyptiangreek registered 2
pine concept archetype registered 1
Pine-tree other individual greek registered 1
Pineapple symbol registered 1
PING ALA other individual hindu registered 1
Ping Feng A double-ended Chinese beast whose dark porcine body bears a humanoid or boarlike face at either extremity. creature species candidate 2
Pingala creature species registered 1
Pinini creature species registered 1
pink symbol archetype registered 1
Pink Dolphin — Chinese white dolphin creature species registered 1
Pink Eye creature species registered 1
Pink-Headed Duck creature species registered 1
Pink-Tusked Elephant creature species registered 1
Pinket Pinket is a Worcestershire name for the wandering marsh light, especially associated with Badsey and linked linguistically to diminutive fairies. deity species british candidate 2
Pinky creature species registered 1
Pinnacle Grouse A one-winged lumberjack bird forced to fly continuously around the conical mountainside where it nests. creature species candidate 2
Pinntes other individual greek registered 1
Piñon Maidens spirit species north-american registered 1
pioneer and pioneering lore concept archetype registered 1
Pious other individual greek registered 1
Pipe — pipe Pipe music signifies harmony, especially the natural concord embodied by Pan, and serves as a satyr’s attribute; related traditions include the calumet. symbol archetype registered 2
pipintu spirit species south-american registered 1
PIPPALADA person individual hindu registered 1
Pippin symbol archetype registered 1
pipul or peepul concept archetype registered 1
Piqued Buffalo Wife tale archetype registered 1
Piran person individual persian registered 1
Piranu An Argentine river monster shaped like a black fish with a large-eyed horse head that aggressively rams intruding boats. creature species candidate 2
Piras other individual greek registered 1
Pirates other individual greek registered 1
Pirathon person individual jewish registered 1
Piren other individual greek registered 1
Piren other individual greek registered 1
Pirene Pirene is a Greek nymph whose unending grief for her son transformed her tears into a fountain near Corinth. spirit individual greek candidate 2
Pireus other individual greek registered 1
PirHA-STHANA other individual hindu registered 1
Piri'iz person individual persian registered 1
Piriiz — Perozes person individual persian registered 1
Piriiz person individual persian registered 1
Pirithous other individual greek registered 1
Pirithous other individual greek registered 1
Pirithous bound fast to the other individual greek registered 1
Pirithous in creature individual greek registered 1
Pirobolus plural: Piroboli creature species registered 1
Piruz person individual persian registered 1
Piruz person individual persian registered 1
Piruzan person individual persian registered 1
Pisa other individual greek registered 1
Pisa other individual greek registered 1
Pisacas custom species registered 1
Pisacha — Pisachi · Pisachas demon species european candidate 2
Pisander other individual greek registered 1
Pisca other registered 1
Pisces — Ninu · al Hut · Tsen Tsze · Shwang Yu Pisces is the mutable-water zodiac sign of opposing fishes, denoting past and future, an ending and beginning cycle, rain, resurrection, piety, humility, and resignation. symbol archetype registered 4
Pisear person individual irish registered 1
Pisenor creature species registered 1
Piseuor other individual greek registered 1
Pishiboro deity african registered 1
Pishogue concept british registered 1
pishtaco demon species south-american registered 1
Pishumi spirit species registered 1
Pisidice other individual greek registered 1
Pisidice other individual greek registered 1
Pisidice other individual greek registered 1
Pisinoe Pisinoe is one of the alluring and deadly Sirens of classical Greek and Roman mythology. creature species greek candidate 2
Pisistratus other individual greek registered 1
Piskey — Pisky spirit species registered 1
Piskies — piskies · little people Piskies are wizened Cornish fairies who thresh grain, ride horses, mislead travelers, and may abandon work after receiving new clothes. fairy species british candidate 2
pismire symbol archetype registered 1
Pistis Sophia other egyptian registered 1
Pistris — Pistrix · Pristis · Pistris vel Pistrix · Pristrix creature species registered 1
Pisuhand A small four-legged Estonian household dragon with a serpentine body, also identified with the treasure-bringing Kratt. creature species candidate 2
Pisus other individual greek registered 1
pit symbol archetype registered 1
PITA-MAHA other individual hindu registered 1
Pita-Skog creature species registered 1
Pitakataka person individual maori registered 1
PITAMBAEA concept archetype hindu registered 1
pitch symbol archetype registered 1
pitch-fork symbol archetype registered 1
Pithom other egyptian registered 1
Pitris The Pitris are powerful Hindu ancestral fathers dwelling with Yama, sustained and elevated by offerings from their living descendants. spirit archetype candidate 2
Pitt Lake Giant — CANADIAN ALLIGATOR A hairy giant reported near Pitt Lake, standing ten to fifteen feet tall with long arms and paddle-sized hands. creature species registered 1
Pitt Lake Lizard A South American freshwater monster described with a horse-like head and large eyes, inhabiting rivers of the central pampas. creature species registered 1
Pittheus creature individual greek registered 1
Pittheus other individual greek registered 1
Pittheus person individual greek registered 1
Pittheus other individual greek registered 1
PITTi/S spirit individual hindu registered 1
Pitys Pitys is a nymph of classical Greek and Roman tradition who attracted the competing love of Pan and another divine suitor. fairy species greek canon 3
Pixiu — Mengshou (“fierce beast”) · Pi Xiu Pixiu is a fierce Chinese guardian beast stationed at important buildings, with legends making it the Dragon King’s spoiled ninth son. creature species canon 1
pixy — Pixie · Pixies · pisgies · colt-pixy Pixies are small West Country fairies, often red-haired and pointed-eared, who dance by moonlight and punish untidy or careless people. fairy species americancelticeuropean candidate 5
Pixy-led concept british registered 1
PJDDHI deity individual hindu registered 1
PKATJDHA-BEAHMAATA other individual hindu registered 1
placage custom archetype registered 1
Placia other individual greek registered 1
Plague — plague Plague denotes affliction as punishment for vice, a metaphor for marriage or unwanted consequence, and, in the Kalevala, one of Lowyatar’s personified disease-children. symbol archetype finnish registered 2
plain symbol archetype registered 1
Plain Feather person individual north-american registered 1
Plait symbol registered 1
Plakavac spirit species registered 1
Plane symbol registered 1
Plane-tree at Aulis other individual greek registered 1
planet symbol archetype registered 1
Planets symbol registered 1
Planets, gods of other egyptian registered 1
plant symbol archetype registered 1
Plant Annwn — Gwragen Annwn · children of Annwn The mysterious fairy inhabitants of the Welsh otherworld Annwn, ruled by Gwyn ap Nudd and sometimes reaching the human world through lakes. fairy species welsh candidate 3
Plant Annwn, the fairy species british registered 1
plant of life object-being individual mesopotamian registered 1
Plant Rhys Ddwen — Plant Rhys Dwfen · Plant Rhys Ddwjn · children of Deep Rhys A Welsh fairy tribe living on an herb-hidden island off Dyfed, humanlike but smaller and named as the children of Rhys the Deep. fairy species british candidate 3
plant which grows wild symbol archetype registered 1
planta genista concept archetype registered 1
Plantain — plantain Plantain denotes morning, sacred sevenfold form, healing, self-education, and the Christian path; its leaves appear in charms, wound care, and improvised writing. symbol archetype registered 2
plantain or waybread — waybread · white man's foot concept archetype registered 1
Plantina fairy individual european registered 1
Plants symbol registered 1
planxty concept archetype celtic registered 1
Plasky custom species registered 1
Plat-Eye — plat-eye Plat-Eye is a West Indian and Georgian night spirit appearing as a black dog whose fiery eyes swell while confronting travelers. creature species canon 3
Plata Yryguy creature species registered 1
plate symbol archetype registered 1
Platina other registered 1
Plato other individual egyptiangreek registered 2
Play deity individual chinese registered 1
play-party custom archetype registered 1
Play Tool deity individual chinese registered 1
Playing symbol registered 1
Pleiades symbol archetype registered 1
Pleiades other individual greek registered 1
Pleiades other individual greek registered 1
Pleiades spirit species registered 1
Pleiades — Peleiades deity species greek registered 1
Pleiades — the Weepers · Seven Virgins · Seven Stars concept individual registered 1
Pleiades deity species greek registered 1
Pleiades other greek registered 1
Pleione other individual greek registered 1
Pleione other individual greek registered 1
Pleione other individual greek registered 1
Pleione deity individual greek registered 1
Pleione other individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes person individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes person individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes other individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes other individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes other individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes other individual greek registered 1
Pleisthenes other individual greek registered 1
Pleurisy demon individual finnish registered 1
Pleuron place individual greek registered 1
Pleuron other individual greek registered 1
Pleuron person individual greek registered 1
Pleuron other individual greek registered 1
Plexaure spirit individual greek registered 1
Plexippus other individual greek registered 1
Plexippus and Pandion other individual greek registered 1
Pleyte, Dr. other egyptian registered 1
Pliny other egyptian registered 1
Plisthenes other individual greek registered 1
Plisthenes and Aerope other individual greek registered 1
Plon creature species registered 1
plough symbol archetype registered 1
plough symbol archetype registered 1
Plough other individual chinese registered 1
plough symbol individual mesopotamian registered 1
Plough Father deity individual chinese registered 1
Plough/Ploughing symbol registered 1
Plouto other individual greek registered 1
Ploutodotas Ploutodotas is an obscure bearded wealth-giver shown beside Demeter and Triptolemos, possibly representing Hades as bestower of riches from the earth. deity individual greek candidate 2
Plouton deity individual greek registered 1
Plouton (alternate name for Hades) other individual greek registered 1
Ploutos Ploutos is Demeter and Iasion's divine son, the personified bringer of agricultural wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. deity individual greek candidate 2
plover symbol archetype registered 1
PlrALI-PUTEA person individual hindu registered 1
PLSACHA-LOKA place individual hindu registered 1
PLSITASANAS — PLSITAASTKS spirit individual hindu registered 1
plum — Plum Plum denotes fertility, longevity, winter endurance, spring’s triumph, purity, fidelity, independence, courage, marriage, and happiness across Chinese, Christian, and Japanese symbolism. symbol archetype registered 3
Plumage symbol registered 1
Plumb symbol registered 1
plume symbol archetype registered 1
plumed woodpecker creature individual south-american registered 1
plummet symbol archetype registered 1
Plutarch other egyptian registered 1
Plutarch other egyptian registered 1
Pluto symbol archetype registered 1
Pluto other individual greek registered 1
Pluto creature individual greek registered 1
Pluto — Hades deity individual greek registered 1
Pluto other egyptian registered 1
Pluto deity individual registered 1
Pluto deity individual european registered 1
Pluto for the sovereignty other individual greek registered 1
Pluto (Oceanid) spirit individual greek registered 1
Pluto to carry off Persephone other individual greek registered 1
Plutus deity individual greek registered 1
Pneuma other egyptian registered 1
Po concept archetype maori registered 1
Poake fairy species registered 1
Poch person individual welsh registered 1
pocket symbol archetype registered 1
pocomania custom archetype registered 1
Podaleirios other individual greek registered 1
Podalirius other individual greek registered 1
Podalirius consults the oracle at other individual greek registered 1
Podarce other individual greek registered 1
Podarces other individual greek registered 1
Podarces other individual greek registered 1
Podarge — Fleetfoot · Podarce (“fleet-footed”) · PODARGUS Podarge is a swift-footed Greek Harpy who tormented Phineus and became mother of the immortal horses Xanthos and Balios. creature individual greek candidate 5
Podarge (Harpuia) other individual greek registered 1
Podargos — Podargus creature individual registered 1
Podarkes person individual greek registered 1
Podarkes person individual greek registered 1
Podarkes other individual greek registered 1
Podarkes other individual greek registered 1
Podarkes (po-DAR-seez) — Podarces · Podarkês · Podarkês (“swift-footed”) creature individual registered 1
Podile person individual bantu registered 1
Poeas other individual greek registered 1
Poemenis creature species registered 1
Pogo creature individual philippine registered 1
Poh Poh are vicious Chinese unicorns resembling white horses with black tails, tiger claws and fangs, whose single horns kill the great cats they hunt. creature species candidate 2
Pohaku-o-lekia spirit individual hawaiian registered 1
Pohya — Pohyola · Northland · Pohjola · Pimentola A bleak northern realm of the Kalevala, identified with Pohjola or Lapland and ruled from Louhi’s court. place archetype finnish registered 5
Poias person individual greek registered 2
Point — centre · point Point denotes the metaphysical center: totality, origin, stillness, sacred space, and reconciliation of opposites; Haitian folklore separately uses the term for a derisive allusive song. symbol archetype registered 4
pointing symbol archetype registered 1
poison symbol archetype registered 1
poison damsel creature archetype registered 1
Poison Dragon creature individual japanese registered 1
poison ivy Poison ivy denotes ridicule that wounds without contact; folk belief exaggerates its remote harm, while Potawatomi and Cherokee practices use or ritually placate it. symbol archetype registered 2
Poisoned Glen place individual celtic registered 1
Poker Boys spirit archetype registered 1
Pokey Hokey — Pokey-Hokey Pokey-Hokey is an East Anglian household bogey that frightens residents by producing poltergeist-like knocks from within their walls. spirit species british candidate 2
Poki creature individual hawaiian registered 1
Poksem Kuba — Poksem Kuguza custom species registered 1
Pol Ner spirit species registered 1
Polar Worms creature species registered 1
Pole symbol registered 1
Pole gone Hercules at Aenus other individual greek registered 1
Polevik — Polevoi · plural: polewiki · Mittagsfrau (“Lady Midday”) · Polednice A Slavic field spirit, dwarfish and grass-haired, active around noon and prone to spreading disease, misleading workers, or killing sleepers. spirit species russian candidate 3
Poliahu deity individual hawaiian registered 1
policeman symbol archetype registered 1
Poliporthes — Ptoliporthes other individual greek registered 2
Polites other individual greek registered 1
polka custom archetype registered 1
Pollard Worm — Brawn of Brancepeth creature individual english registered 1
Pollet — Esprit Pellet spirit archetype european registered 1
Pollo Maligno creature species registered 1
Pollux other individual greek registered 1
Pollux and Castor other individual greek registered 1
Polly symbol archetype registered 1
Polly Williams other individual welsh registered 1
Polong Polong are tiny, malicious female bottle imps kept as familiars and dispatched by their owners to harm other people. spirit archetype malay candidate 2
Polong (Poe-long) spirit species registered 1
Poltergeist spirit species registered 1
Poludnica — Poludnitsa · Psezpolnica A Slavic noon-field spirit appearing as a white-clad maiden or whirlwind, dangerous to laborers caught outside during the day’s fiercest heat. spirit species russian candidate 3
Polunochnitsa Polunochnitsa are hideous Russian swamp hags who emerge at night to torment sleeping children with frightening dreams. demon species russian candidate 2
Polyanax other individual greek registered 1
Polyboia person individual greek registered 2
Polybos of Korinth other greek registered 1
Polybos of Sikyon other greek registered 1
Polybotes Polybotes is a Greek giant pursued and defeated by Poseidon, who tore away part of an island and hurled it upon him. creature individual greek candidate 4
Polybus other individual greek registered 1
Polybus other individual greek registered 1
Polycaste other individual greek registered 1
Polyctor other individual greek registered 1
Polydectes other individual greek registered 1
Polydectes to stone other individual greek registered 1
Polydektes person individual greek registered 2
Polydeukes person individual greek registered 2
Polydora other individual greek registered 1
Polydora other individual greek registered 1
Polydora other individual greek registered 1
Polydore person individual greek registered 1
Polydore person individual greek registered 1
Polydore other individual greek registered 1
Polydoros other individual greek registered 1
Polydoros other individual greek registered 1
Polydoros other individual greek registered 1
Polydorus other individual greek registered 1
Polydorus other individual greek registered 1
Polydorus other individual greek registered 1
polygenesis concept archetype registered 1
Polyger heraldic species heraldic registered 1
Polygonus other individual greek registered 1
Polygonus and Telegonus other individual greek registered 1
Polyhymnia other registered 1
Polyidos person individual greek registered 2
Polyidus other individual greek registered 1
Polyidus other individual greek registered 1
Polyidus other individual greek registered 1
Polyidus creature individual registered 1
Polyidus to Glaucus other individual greek registered 1
Polykaste person individual greek registered 2
Polylaus other individual greek registered 1
Polymedon other individual greek registered 1
Polymele other individual greek registered 1
Polymele other individual greek registered 1
Polymele person individual greek registered 1
Polymele person individual greek registered 1
Polymele other individual greek registered 1
Polymele other individual greek registered 1
Polymele other individual greek registered 1
Polymelos other greek registered 1
Polymestor other greek registered 1
Polymnia Polymnia is one of the Greek Muses and a divine daughter of Zeus. spirit individual greek candidate 3
Polyneikes other individual greek registered 1
Polynesian mythology concept archetype registered 1
Polynices Polynices is Oedipus's exiled son, who attacked Thebes after Eteocles broke their alternating rule and ultimately killed his brother in mutual combat. creature individual greek candidate 2
Polynices banished from other individual greek registered 1
Polynices goes to other individual greek registered 1
Polynices to Eripliyle as a bribe other individual greek registered 1
Polynices to rule alternately other individual greek registered 1
Polynome spirit individual greek registered 1
polyp symbol archetype registered 1
Polypemon other individual greek registered 1
Polypemon other individual greek registered 1
Polypemon other individual greek registered 1
Polypemon creature species registered 1
Polypemon person individual greek registered 1
Polypemon other greek registered 1
Polypheme symbol archetype registered 1
Polyphemos person individual greek registered 1
Polyphemos other individual greek registered 1
Polyphemos other individual greek registered 1
Polyphemus — Polyphem · Polyphemos Polyphemus is Poseidon's one-eyed Cyclops son, whom Odysseus intoxicated and blinded after the giant imprisoned his crew. creature individual greek candidate 2
Polyphemus other individual greek registered 1
Polyphemus Polyphemus is Poseidon's one-eyed Cyclops son, whom Odysseus intoxicated and blinded after the giant imprisoned his crew. creature individual greek registered 1
Polyphemus by Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Polyphides other individual greek registered 1
Polyphontes — Polypoites other individual greek registered 2
Polyphountes other individual greek registered 1
Polypoetes other individual greek registered 1
Polypoetes other individual greek registered 1
Polypoetes other individual greek registered 1
Polypoites person individual greek registered 1
Polypoites other individual greek registered 1
Polypoites other individual greek registered 1
polytheism — Polytheism Polytheism is belief in multiple deities with distinct functions, though Celtic discussion stresses plural, world-immanent divinity and cautions that simple contrast with monotheism obscures complexity. concept archetype celticegyptian registered 3
Polyxena other individual greek registered 2
Polyxenus other individual greek registered 1
Polyxenus other individual greek registered 1
Polyxo spirit individual greek registered 1
Polyxo other individual greek registered 1
Polyxo spirit individual greek registered 1
Pom creature species registered 1
Pombada custom archetype registered 1
Pombero spirit species registered 1
Pomegranate — pomegranate Pomegranate denotes fertility, abundance, posterity, immortality, regeneration, and many-in-one unity; Persephone’s seed ties it to seasonal return and the underworld. symbol archetype greek registered 4
Pompeii other egyptian registered 1
Pomponius Mela other egyptian registered 1
Ponaturi The Ponaturi are nocturnal underwater goblins, vulnerable to sunlight and opposed by Tawhaki and Rata in vengeance tales. fairy species maori candidate 2
pond symbol archetype registered 1
Pongo A Sicilian sea serpent blending tiger and shark traits, responsible for mass killings until Saint George's sons destroyed it. creature species candidate 2
poniard symbol archetype registered 1
Ponik — C heval Mari n · Mantouche · Vache marine · Pohenegamook A harmless Quebec lake monster resembling a forty-foot overturned canoe with an earless horse head and a saw-toothed back. creature species candidate 3
Ponos — Toil · painful Toil concept individual greek registered 1
Ponphyoi Ponphyoi is a nat recognized in the traditional beliefs of Myanmar's Kachin people. spirit species candidate 2
Pontarf A medieval coastal nursery bogie imagined as an immense fish able to snatch children who stray from their parents. creature species candidate 2
Pontianak — Mati-anak A Malay childbirth demon appearing as a flying head with trailing entrails that drains infants' blood until they die. creature species malay canon 3
Pontianak (Pont-ah-nook) demon species registered 1
Pontomedusa spirit individual greek registered 1
Pontos Pontos is the primordial Sea, born from Gaia and fathering with her an ancient family of marine divinities and monsters. deity individual greek candidate 2
Pontus — Sea Pontus is the raging, barren sea born from Gaia without a partner. deity egyptiangreek candidate 2
pool symbol archetype registered 1
Pop Goes the Weasel tale archetype registered 1
Pope — Giant Pope creature species registered 1
Pope Ass creature species registered 1
Popeye symbol archetype registered 1
poplar symbol archetype registered 1
poplar symbol archetype registered 1
Poplar symbol registered 1
poplar concept archetype registered 1
Popoalaea person individual hawaiian registered 1
Popobawa Popobawa is an East African bat-winged humanoid with one eye, pointed ears, talons, acrid odor, and a reputation for sexually assaulting men. creature species canon 1
Poporokewa person individual maori registered 1
poppy — Poppy Poppy denotes fertility, night, sleep, oblivion, death, and vegetation’s dormancy; traditions also assign retirement, beauty, success, ignorance, dissipation, and the Great Mother. symbol archetype registered 3
Poqhiraj creature species registered 1
Porcupine — porcupine · the porcupine Porcupine is a North American story character, often accompanying Coyote and appearing in trickster tales involving Beaver. creature archetype bantuchineseheraldicnorth-american candidate 6
Porcus Troit — Porcus Troynt creature species registered 1
Porenutius deity individual registered 1
Poreskoro demon species registered 1
Porkis other greek registered 1
Porkos Porkos is an obscure archaic sea divinity, possibly another name for Phorkys or Nereus, mentioned by Alcman. deity individual greek candidate 2
Porphyrion Porphyrion is a serpent-legged leader of the Greek Giants who attacked Hera before Zeus struck him and Heracles finished him. creature individual greek candidate 5
Porphyry other egyptian registered 1
porpoise symbol archetype registered 1
Porpoise Girl custom species registered 1
porridge symbol archetype registered 1
porringer symbol archetype registered 1
Port Bodoz spirit species registered 1
Port Ia and Port Oza other registered 1
Port Kuba and Port Kuguza spirit archetype registered 1
portent other individual celtic registered 1
porter A gatekeeper symbol linking the heavenly threshold at midsummer with the infernal porter who makes Macbeth's castle resemble hell. symbol archetype registered 1
Porthaon person individual greek registered 3
Porthawr — Porter The father of Cadyrnerth, one of the pages who attends and dresses King Arthur. person individual welsh registered 1
Porthets other individual greek registered 1
Portheus other individual greek registered 1
Portunes — Fortunes · Neptunes Portunes are tiny, wrinkled English farm fairies who finish nighttime chores but also roast frogs and sometimes lead travelers' horses into water. fairy archetype britisheuropean candidate 3
Porua person individual maori registered 1
Porus creature species registered 1
Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon — Earth-Shaker deity individual greek registered 1
Poseidon deity individual registered 1
Poseidon deity individual greek registered 1
Poseidon deity individual greek registered 1
Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon place individual greek registered 1
Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon object-being individual greek registered 1
Poseidon deity individual greek registered 1
Poseidon and Athena other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon as to the son of Thetis other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon at other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon by Chione place individual greek registered 1
Poseidon by Iphimedia other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon by the nymph Thodsa other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon Erechtheus other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon Erechtheus other individual greek registered 1
Poseidon Hrechtheus other individual greek registered 1
Poseyemu — Poshaiyanki · P'ashayan'i · Puspiyama · Poshaiyankya Poseyemu is the Tewa culture hero and son of the sun who emerged first from the underworld and taught his people how to live. deity individual north-american candidate 4
Posgidon to Peleus other individual greek registered 1
Poskok creature species registered 1
possession concept archetype registered 1
Possessor of the Land of Change other individual chinese registered 1
Posthon deity species registered 1
Pot — cauldron · pot The pot denotes the maternal womb, primeval waters, fluids, rain, fertility, rebirth, and rejuvenation, but a heated vessel can signify punishment or disaster. symbol archetype registered 3
pot of basil tale archetype registered 1
Pot-tilter creature individual registered 1
Potaka-tawhiti — Potakatawhiti creature individual maori registered 1
Potamon other individual greek registered 1
Potan'ka — Potan'ka the Lame demon individual russian registered 1
potato Potato denotes poverty, Ireland, fertility, erotic vigor, and talismanic protection; European folklore also treated this Andean food as strengthening yet sometimes unholy. symbol archetype registered 2
Poti other egyptian registered 1
Potikiroroa person individual maori registered 1
Potiphar person individual jewish registered 1
Potiphar's wife concept archetype registered 1
potlatch custom archetype registered 1
Potoru person individual maori registered 1
pototo object-being archetype registered 1
Potri Sogra — Sogra person individual philippine registered 1
potter symbol archetype registered 1
Poua creature species registered 1
Pouk fairy individual british registered 1
Pouk/E other registered 1
Pouk-ledden concept british registered 1
Poukai — Pouakai · Poua-Kai · Pouki Poukai are gigantic man-eating birds of Maori tradition that seize people and livestock in their enormous talons. creature species canon 3
poultice against symbol archetype registered 1
Poulydamas other individual greek registered 1
Poutini creature individual maori registered 1
Powamu custom archetype registered 1
power symbol archetype registered 1
power and symbol archetype registered 1
power in dung concept archetype registered 1
Power of Powers other egyptian registered 1
Power over fairies concept british registered 1
Power, primeval other egyptian registered 1
powerful person individual celtic registered 1
Powers other registered 1
Powers (angels) other egyptian registered 1
Powries — Dunters Powries are Border spirits haunting ruined towers, where their mysterious grinding or beating noises become louder before disaster. spirit species britishenglish candidate 5
PRA/tflSrA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PRABHASA deity individual hindu registered 1
PRABODHA-CHANDRODAYA deity individual hindu registered 1
PRACHETAS deity individual hindu registered 1
PRACHYAS other individual hindu registered 1
practical jokes concept archetype registered 1
pradaksina custom archetype registered 1
PRADHANA other individual hindu registered 1
PRADYUMXA person individual hindu registered 1
PRADYUMXA-YIJAYA demon individual hindu registered 1
PRAG-JYOTISHA place individual hindu registered 1
PRAHLADA — PRAHRADA demon individual hindu registered 1
prairie-dog concept archetype registered 1
Prairie Falcon creature individual registered 1
praise names custom archetype registered 1
Prajapati — PRAJA-PATI · Hiranyagarbha creature individual hindu candidate 2
PRAKJi/TI spirit individual hindu registered 1
Prakriti — Maya · Sakti deity individual registered 1
PRALAMBA demon individual hindu registered 1
PRAMATHAS deity individual hindu registered 1
PRAMLOCHA person individual hindu registered 1
PRASANNA-RAGHAYA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PRASEISTA person individual hindu registered 1
PRASUTI deity individual hindu registered 1
PRATARDANA person individual hindu registered 1
PRATI-SHTHAXA person individual hindu registered 1
PRATLSAKHYAS concept archetype hindu registered 1
Praxithea other individual greek registered 1
Praxithea other individual greek registered 1
Praxithea spirit individual greek registered 1
Praxithea other individual greek registered 1
Praxithea person individual greek registered 1
Praxithea other individual greek registered 1
Praxithea at Eleusis other individual greek registered 1
Pray — Khmoc Pray · pray · kon-bray Cambodian spirits of unnatural death, especially women lost in childbirth, who haunt trees and assault passersby with laughter, stones, or fatal attacks. spirit species candidate 3
Pray Steam deity individual chinese registered 1
prayer custom archetype registered 1
Prayers custom british registered 1
Prayers offered by Aeacus for rain other individual greek registered 1
Praying symbol registered 1
Precepts of Kaqemna other egyptian registered 1
Precepts of Khensu-hetep deity individual egyptian registered 1
Precht other registered 1
precipice symbol archetype registered 1
prehuman race concept archetype registered 1
'pren-ba object-being archetype registered 1
prepuce symbol archetype registered 1
Pressina — Fay Pressina Pressina is a fountain fairy who marries King Helmas under a privacy oath and becomes mother to Melusina, Melior, and Plantina. fairy individual european candidate 3
Prester John — Presbyter John creature individual registered 1
Presteros creature species registered 1
Pret — Preta · pret or preta Prets are restless Hindu spirits, appearing as spiteful goblins or as the wandering souls of sinful dead people. spirit species hindu canon 3
Pretos custom archetype registered 1
Pretos Velhos — Pai Benedito · Pai Jeronimo · Pai Tomas · Senhora Ana spirit archetype registered 3
Pretty Girl, the Liaison Wife — Liaison Wife deity individual chinese registered 1
Priam place individual greek registered 1
Priam other individual greek registered 1
Priam person individual greek registered 1
Priam other individual greek registered 1
Priapeia other egyptian registered 1
Priapus — Priapos A conspicuously phallic garden god who embodies male fertility and protects the abundance of crops, animals, and people. deity individual egyptiangreekjewish candidate 6
prick symbol archetype registered 1
Pricolic spirit species registered 1
Priculics (Pray-cue-lics) — Priccolitsch · Prikolotsch · Varcolaci spirit species registered 1
Pride symbol registered 1
Priest — priest A priest is a religious elder or specialist associated with divination, ritual, sacrifice, magic, and healing; classical sources name individual priests of Apollo. symbol archetype greek registered 2
Priest's Daughter's Corpse-Bridegroom — Merchant's Son ghost individual russian registered 1
Priestess other individual greek registered 1
priesthood symbol archetype registered 1
Priesthood of Hera other individual greek registered 1
priests custom mesoamerican registered 1
priests and priestesses concept individual mesopotamian registered 1
Prigirstitis spirit individual registered 1
PRIMATES creature species registered 1
prime matter symbol archetype registered 1
Primeval Mound place egyptian registered 1
Primeval Ocean place egyptian registered 1
primeval water concept archetype registered 1
primitive and folk art concept archetype registered 1
Primor’ye Giant Snake creature species registered 1
primordial couple concept mesoamerican registered 1
primrose symbol archetype registered 1
primrose symbol archetype registered 1
Primrose symbol registered 1
primum mobile symbol archetype registered 1
prince symbol archetype registered 1
Prince Ahmed tale individual european registered 1
Prince Night other individual chinese registered 1
Prince of Temptation demon individual jewish registered 1
Prince of the Rolling Waves spirit individual arab registered 1
Prince of the World This title denotes a celestial spokesman who praises creation and petitions God on behalf of the righteous. spirit archetype jewish candidate 2
Prince/Princess symbol registered 1
Princess Bartuha person individual philippine registered 1
Princess of Mount Ophir person individual malay registered 1
Princess of the Colored Clouds deity individual registered 1
Princess on the Pea tale archetype registered 1
Princess Telan person individual malay registered 1
Principalities custom egyptian registered 2
Priparchis spirit individual registered 1
Pripegala deity individual registered 1
Prisca creature species registered 1
Prisca creature species registered 1
Priscaraxe creature species registered 1
prison symbol archetype registered 1
Prisoner's Song — New Jail · The Great Ship tale archetype registered 1
Prisse Papyrus tale egyptian registered 1
PRITHA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Prithd person individual persian registered 1
Prithusravas creature species registered 1
privet symbol archetype registered 1
PRIYA-YRATA deity individual hindu registered 1
PRIYAM-YADA spirit individual hindu registered 1
processions of the gods — journeys and processions of the gods concept individual mesopotamian registered 2
Prock Gwinter — Lunkus · Sidewinder · Sidehill Dodger · Cute-Cuss A shape-shifting lumberjack attraction and sidehill critter whose adjustable shoulders let it graze along steep slopes. creature species candidate 5
Procles other individual greek registered 1
Proclia other individual greek registered 1
Proclus other egyptian registered 1
Procne other individual greek registered 1
Procne and Philomela other individual greek registered 1
Procris other individual greek registered 1
Procris place individual greek registered 1
Procris other individual greek registered 1
Procrustes creature species registered 1
Proetidian gate of Thebes other individual greek registered 1
Proetus creature individual greek registered 1
Proetus other individual greek registered 1
Proetus other individual greek registered 1
Proetus driven down to other individual greek registered 1
Proetus from Argos creature individual greek registered 1
Proitides person species greek registered 2
Proitos person individual greek registered 1
Proitos other individual greek registered 1
Proitos other individual greek registered 1
Prokleia other individual greek registered 1
Prokne person individual greek registered 2
Prokris person individual greek registered 2
Prokroustes person individual greek registered 2
Promachos person individual greek registered 1
Promachos other individual greek registered 1
Promachos other individual greek registered 1
Promachus other individual greek registered 1
Promachus other individual greek registered 1
Promachus other individual greek registered 1
promenade custom archetype registered 1
Prometheus other individual greek registered 1
Prometheus other individual greek registered 1
Prometheus other individual greek registered 1
Prometheus deity individual greek registered 1
Prometheus creature species registered 1
Prometheus — son of Iapetus other individual greek registered 1
Prometheus deity individual greek registered 1
Prometheus deity individual greek registered 1
Prometheus to the Caucasus creature individual greek registered 1
Prometheus to the Caucasus deity individual greek registered 1
promised child concept archetype registered 1
Promus other individual greek registered 1
Pronax other individual greek registered 2
Pronoe other individual greek registered 1
Pronomus other individual greek registered 1
Pronous other individual greek registered 1
Pronous other individual greek registered 1
Prophecy other individual greek registered 1
Prophecy other individual greek registered 1
prophecy custom archetype celtic registered 1
Prophets, the other egyptian registered 1
Propontis creature individual greek registered 1
Proserpina deity individual european registered 1
Proserpine other egyptian registered 1
Prosopis other egyptian registered 1
Prosopites other egyptian registered 1
prostitution symbol archetype registered 1
Protesilaos person individual greek registered 1
Protesilaos other individual greek registered 1
Protesilaos other individual greek registered 1
Protesilaus other individual greek registered 1
Protesilaus from Hades other individual greek registered 1
Proteus other individual greek registered 1
Proteus other individual greek registered 1
Proteus other individual greek registered 1
Proteus other individual greek registered 1
Proteus other individual greek registered 1
Proteus deity species registered 1
Proteus deity individual greek registered 1
Prothoos other individual greek registered 1
Prothous other individual greek registered 1
Prothous other individual greek registered 1
Prothous other individual greek registered 1
Prothous other individual greek registered 1
Proto spirit individual greek registered 1
Proto-Semites other egyptian registered 1
Protogeneia person individual greek registered 1
Protogeneia person individual greek registered 1
Protogeneia other individual greek registered 1
Protogeneia other individual greek registered 1
Proud Margaret — Margaret tale individual european registered 1
proverb concept archetype registered 1
proverbial phrase concept archetype registered 1
Proverbial Sayings Committee, American Dialect Society concept archetype registered 1
Providence, Divine other egyptian registered 1
province — cóiced concept archetype celtic registered 1
Prow symbol registered 1
Prudence symbol registered 1
prudery concept archetype registered 1
prune symbol archetype registered 1
pruning-hook symbol archetype registered 1
pruning-hooks being made into symbol archetype registered 1
Pruxithea other individual greek registered 1
Pryderi — Gwri Wallt Euryn · Gwri The returned son of Rhiannon and Pwyll, raised under the name Gwri before his true parentage was recognized. person individual celticwelsh registered 3
Prydwen object-being individual celtic registered 1
psaltery symbol archetype registered 1
Psamathe Psamathe is a Nereid loved by Aeacus and mother of Phocus, placing her among the divine daughters of the sea god Nereus. deity individual greek candidate 4
Psammetichus L. other egyptian registered 1
Pselket other egyptian registered 1
Pseras other individual greek registered 1
Pseudea — Lying Words concept individual greek registered 1
Psf deity species registered 1
Pskegdemus demon individual registered 1
Pskov Crocodile creature species registered 1
Psoglav creature species registered 1
Psophis creature individual greek registered 1
Psumathe spirit individual greek registered 1
Psuvashi demon archetype registered 1
Psyche Psyche is the mortal beloved of Eros whose difficult romance became an enduring allegory of the soul and love. spirit archetype greek candidate 2
psychopomp symbol archetype registered 1
Psychopompos — Psychopomps spirit species registered 1
Ptah Ptah is Memphis's creator god and divine craftsman, bringing the world into existence through thought and speech and patronizing artisans and kings. deity individual egyptian candidate 3
Ptah-aneb-res-f deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah Asar deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah Hapi deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-hetep deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-neb-ankh deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-Nu deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-Seker — Ptah-Sekri deity individual egyptian registered 2
Ptah-Seker- Asar deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-Seker-Tem deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah - Sekhet-Nefer-Tem deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-Tanen deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-Tenen, hymn to deity individual egyptian registered 1
Ptah-Tettet sheps ast Ra deity individual egyptian registered 1
Pte custom species registered 1
Pteleon person individual greek registered 3
Ptenetu other egyptian registered 1
Pterelaos person individual greek registered 2
Pterelas creature species registered 1
Pterelaus other individual greek registered 1
Pterelaus other individual greek registered 1
Pterelaus other individual greek registered 1
Pterelaus lived other individual greek registered 1
Ptitsy-Siriny Russian bird-women resembling harpies, with roots in older fertility and hunting spirits associated with boundaries between land and water. creature species candidate 2
Ptolemaeus other individual greek registered 1
Ptolemais other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemies, the other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy person individual persian registered 1
Ptolemy Alexander other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy IL other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy IV. other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy Lagus other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy Philadelphus other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy Soter other egyptian registered 1
Ptolemy, the Geographer other egyptian registered 1
Ptoophagos — Ptoophagus One of Orion's two enormous hunting dogs in Greek myth, renowned throughout Boeotia for his insatiable appetite. creature species candidate 2
Pu‘uhele deity individual hawaiian registered 1
Pu‘upehe person individual hawaiian registered 1
Pua deity individual hawaiian registered 1
Puarata person individual maori registered 1
Puatutahi other registered 1
puberty dances custom archetype registered 1
puberty rites custom archetype registered 1
puca or pooka — pooka fairy species registered 1
Puck — puck · pouke · Robin Goodfellow · Pooke Puck is the mischievous English hobgoblin and household spirit, identified with Robin Goodfellow and especially notorious for misleading travelers. fairy individual britisheuropeanwelsh candidate 4
Puck/E fairy archetype registered 1
Puck Fair custom archetype celtic registered 1
Puckle other registered 1
Puddlefoot custom species british registered 2
Puff creature species registered 1
Pug Pug is an English name for Puck, a mischievous household and nature sprite known for tricks, pinching negligent workers, and rewarding hospitality. fairy species european candidate 2
Pugot — Pugut · Cafre · Child-Snatcher · Kafar A shape-changing Filipino dark monster, variously headless and unsettling or bull-sized, tusked, fire-breathing, and predatory. creature species candidate 2
Pugwis — Man of the Sea spirit species registered 1
Puhak person individual philippine registered 1
Puhihuia person individual maori registered 1
Puhuri spirit archetype finnish registered 1
Puirle spirit individual registered 1
Puk — Pukis · Pukys · Puuk · Puks and Puck Puk is a small household dragon or shapeshifting familiar that steals goods for its master and guards the resulting treasure. spirit species european candidate 7
Puka fairy species registered 1
PUKAiYA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Pukau creature species registered 1
Pukje other registered 1
Pukkumeria spirit individual registered 1
Puku person individual maori registered 1
Pukwudgee — Bagwajininiwag · Bgoji-nin-wag · Pa-i-sa-ke · Paweesuk creature species registered 1
Pukwudgie spirit species registered 1
Pul4d person individual persian registered 1
Pulad person individual persian registered 1
Puladwand demon individual persian registered 1
PULAHA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PULASTYA deity individual hindu registered 1
Pulau Bah place individual registered 1
Pulch spirit species registered 1
Pulekukwerek creature individual registered 1
Puléwi — Pulúwi · Puléwi of the sea spirit individual south-american registered 1
PULIXDAS person individual hindu registered 1
pulling the heather green, pulling the nut, pulling the red rose tale archetype registered 1
PULOMAN demon individual hindu registered 1
Pulotu place individual registered 1
pulque concept mesoamerican registered 1
pulque gods — Centzon Totochtin · Centzon Huitznahua · Ome Tochtli deity species mesoamerican registered 1
pulse Pulse denotes bodily and mental rhythm, health, and time; folktale physicians read it as a complete diagnostic sign, especially for concealed love-sickness. symbol archetype registered 2
Pumaia person individual hawaiian registered 1
Pumikat person individual philippine registered 1
Pumina — Moma · Mpumina creature species registered 1
pumpkin — Pumpkin Pumpkin denotes paired worlds, autumn harvest, feminine containment, lunar magic, and protection; elsewhere it signifies stupidity, or fruitfulness, health, gain, and human creation. symbol archetype registered 3
Pumpot creature species registered 1
Puna person individual hawaiian registered 1
Punaaikoae person individual hawaiian registered 1
Punch and Judy — Punchinello Punch and Judy is an English puppet play descended from Italian clowning, centered on Punch’s violent slapstick triumphs over family, authority, animals, death, and Devil. symbol archetype registered 2
Pundarika — Vamana A Hindu guardian elephant protecting the southeastern direction, often bearing Agni and accompanied by the female Kapila. deity species candidate 2
Pundjel deity individual registered 1
Punga deity individual maori registered 1
Pungarehu person individual maori registered 1
Pungawere deity individual maori registered 1
Punraxrnproy other egyptian registered 1
Punt place egyptian registered 1
Puntan creature species registered 1
Punyaiama (Pom-ah-ya-ma) — VETALA Punyaiama is an eastern Indian vampire resembling a black-skinned old woman with slit eyes and venomous fingernails. spirit species registered 1
puppet symbol archetype registered 1
Pupualenalena creature individual hawaiian registered 1
Pupuhuluena person individual hawaiian registered 1
Puraliokura person individual maori registered 1
Purana concept archetype registered 1
Purandukht person individual persian registered 1
PURAX-JAYA person individual hindu registered 1
purgative symbol archetype registered 1
Purgatory other egyptian registered 1
Purgine-Pas or Pirgene — Pirgene deity individual registered 1
purification custom archetype mesoamericanmesopotamian registered 4
Purification for homicide other individual greek registered 1
Purmaya — Barmaiiin · Purmaya '/■'''■ A brother of Faridun in the Shahnameh, also named Barmaiin. person individual persian registered 2
PUROCHANA person individual hindu registered 1
Purocis — Puroeis creature species registered 1
purohita custom archetype registered 1
purple symbol archetype registered 1
purple symbol archetype registered 1
PURPLE symbol registered 1
Purr Mooar person individual celtic registered 1
purse symbol archetype registered 1
Pursuit (Proioxis) — Proioxis concept individual greek registered 1
PURU person individual hindu registered 1
PURU-RAVAS deity individual hindu registered 1
PURUKUTSA spirit individual hindu registered 1
Purusa — Purusha The Vedic primeval giant whom the gods sacrificed and divided to create the cosmos, humanity, and social classes. deity individual hindu candidate 3
PURUSHA-NARAYAJVA other individual hindu registered 1
PURUSHA-PUSHAX person individual hindu registered 1
PURUSHA-SUKTA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PURUSHOTT AMA concept archetype hindu registered 1
PURVA-MIMANSA concept archetype hindu registered 1
Pusa deity individual registered 1
Pusat Tasek place individual malay registered 1
Pushan deity individual registered 1
PUSHKARA object-being individual hindu registered 1
PUSHPA-KARAYDmi concept archetype hindu registered 1
PUSHPA-MITRA person individual hindu registered 1
Pushpadanta — PUSHPA-DANTA · Puspadanta A Hindu guardian elephant of the northwest, paired with Subha-Danti and symbolizing protection, stability, and strength. deity species hindu candidate 3
PUSHPAKA place individual hindu registered 1
PUSHPOTKArl person individual hindu registered 1
PUSIIAN deity individual hindu registered 1
PUSIIKARAVATI place individual hindu registered 1
Puss in Boots Puss in Boots is a helpful-animal folktale in which a magical, deceptive cat transforms a poor youth’s fortunes, winning him wealth, royal status, and marriage. symbol archetype registered 2
PUT person individual hindu registered 1
Putana — PUTANA Putana is a Hindu child-killing demoness whose poisoned attempt to nurse the infant Krishna ends when he drains away her life. demon individual hindu candidate 3
Putar Ali Putar Ali is an angel in Malaysian Islamic belief whose name and office identify him as Lord of the Rainbow. spirit individual malay candidate 2
Puteoli other egyptian registered 1
Putrefaction — putrefaction Putrefaction denotes alchemical dissolution after destruction, breaking down bodily and mental impediments so the soul may be released and matter reintegrated in rebirth. symbol archetype registered 2
Putti — Putto spirit species registered 1
Puuk other registered 1
Puylonus other individual greek registered 1
Pwca — pwca Pwca is the Welsh form of Puck, a mischievous fairy associated with pranks, transformations, and misleading encounters. fairy species british candidate 4
Pwca'r Trwyn — the Sprite of Trwyn Farm · Lord Howell · yr Arglwydd Hywel fairy individual welsh registered 1
pwe custom archetype registered 1
Pwyll — Pwyll Chief of Annwvyn person individual welsh registered 1
Pygmalion Pygmalion names differing figures: a Cypriot king in Apollodorus and Ovid’s sculptor whose beloved statue Aphrodite animates, symbolizing frozen feeling awakened to life. symbol individual greek registered 4
Pygmies creature species greek registered 1
Pygmy Brown Bear creature species registered 1
Pygmy (Classical) creature species registered 1
Pygmy Elephant — Abele · Esemasa · Essala · Kowuru A purported small Central African elephant assigned several scientific names during the early twentieth century. creature species canon 1
Pygmy Gorilla creature species registered 1
Pyinsa Rupa creature species registered 1
pyinsalet concept archetype registered 1
Pylades other individual greek registered 1
Pylades other individual greek registered 1
Pylades person individual greek registered 1
Pylades other individual greek registered 1
Pylaemenes other individual greek registered 1
Pylaemeues other individual greek registered 1
Pylaon other individual greek registered 1
Pylarge other individual greek registered 1
Pylarge other individual greek registered 1
Pylas other individual greek registered 1
Pylia other individual greek registered 1
Pylians other individual greek registered 1
Pylius other individual greek registered 1
Pylos person individual greek registered 2
Pylus creature individual greek registered 1
Pylus other individual greek registered 1
Pylus other individual greek registered 1
Pylus other individual greek registered 1
Pylus founded by WNeleus other individual greek registered 1
Pyong A Chinese legendary bird of roc-like and immense proportions. creature species candidate 2
Pyracmon creature species registered 1
Pyraechmes other individual greek registered 1
Pyralli — Pyrotocone · Pyrotokon (“firebred”) · Pyrausta creature species registered 1
pyramid — Pyramid The pyramid denotes sacred mountain, world axis, fertility, solar fire, earth, and ascent through cosmic levels; Mesoamerican examples served as stable temple platforms for cults. symbol archetype mesoamerican registered 3
Pyramis and Thisbe symbol archetype registered 1
Pyramus place individual greek registered 1
Pyrassoupi An Arabian mule-like unicorn with shaggy yellow fur and two twisted horns whose steeped water was believed to counter snake venom. creature species candidate 2
Pyre of Hercules other individual greek registered 1
Pyrhus other individual greek registered 1
Pyriphlegethon other greek registered 1
Pyrippe other individual greek registered 1
Pyrois — Pyroeis A white, fire-breathing immortal horse that draws Helios's golden chariot through the heavens. creature species candidate 2
Pyrrha other individual greek registered 1
Pyrrha other individual greek registered 1
Pyrrha person individual greek registered 1
Pyrrha person individual greek registered 1
Pyrrha other individual greek registered 1
Pyrrha other individual greek registered 1
pyrrhic dance custom archetype registered 1
Pyrrhos — Neoptolemos other individual greek registered 2
Pythagoras other egyptian registered 1
Pythagoreans other egyptian registered 1
Pythia person individual greek registered 2
Pythias or Phintias — Damon And Pythias · Phintias tale individual registered 3
Pytho — Python · Delphyne · Pythia · Pythios Pytho is the chthonic dragon or serpent that guarded Delphi's oracle until Apollo slew it and claimed the sanctuary. creature archetype bantugreek canon 4
Python other individual greek canon 1
Python — Pytho · Pythoness creature individual canon 1
Python creature individual european canon 1
Python creature individual greek canon 1
Python creature individual greek canon 1
Python other individual greek canon 1
Python creature individual greek canon 1
Python other egyptian canon 1
Python — Pytho creature species canon 1
Python creature individual canon 1
Python creature individual persian canon 1
Python — the dragoness · Delphyne creature individual greek canon 1
Python symbol canon 1
Python at other individual greek registered 1