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Folklore
[edit]- Anglo-Saxon paganism
- Ballad
- Celtic mythology
- Child Ballads
- Chivalry
- Cunning folk
- Czech folklore
- Danish folklore
- Drinking song
- English folklore
- Epic poetry
- European folklore
- Fable
- Fairy tale
- Finnish mythology
- Folklore
- Folklore of Italy
- Folklore of Romania
- Folklore of Russia
- Folklore of the Low Countries
- French folklore
- German folklore
- Ghost story
- Hebridean mythology and folklore
- Hungarian mythology
- Irish mythology
- Joke
- Legend
- List of mythological objects
- Lithuanian mythology
- Matter of Britain
- Murder ballad
- Mythology
- Norwegian Folktales
- Parable
- Polish folk beliefs
- Popular piety
- Pre-Christian Alpine traditions
- Proverb
- Riddle
- Russian Fairy Tales
- Scandinavian folklore
- Scottish mythology
- Sea shanty
- Slavic mythology
- Swiss folklore
- Tall tale
- Thunderstone (folklore)
- Traditional medicine
- Veneration of the dead
- Weather lore
- Welsh mythology
- Folklore