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I want to read old European myths such as Irish, Swedish or Russians. Is there any infography listing them all so I can go looking for translations? Poetry preferable
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>>24951677
>I want to read old European myths such as Irish, Swedish or Russians.
There's a reason why when it comes to European mythology the Greeks are the ones that get all the attention. Ancient European societies were largely oral based and few of them had writing. So the only thing you'll find for other European myths like Celts, Norse, or Slavs is some heavily edited folktale written by a Christian Monk centuries after they've converted.
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>>24951690
>some heavily edited folktale written by a Christian Monk
Yes, I want that regardless
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Go on wikisource, they have a shit load of fairy tale books on there.



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