- Atlas of Myths
- World mythologies; features China, Mesoamerica, Mesopotamia, India, Slav, and the Vikings. Also contains insights on globalization and the problems of politics, mythology, and art.
- Encyclopedia Mythica
- Delves into Greek, Norse, Roman and Celtic mythology. Provides insights on early settlers of Greece and the Arthurian Legend.
- Golden Bough
- Book about the study of magic and religion, written by Sir James George Frazer. Contains 69 chapters of the book.
- Hungarian Myths and Legends
- Index of various mythologies and legends. Features the people's creation myths, fertility goddess, God and devils, as well as the Mesopotamian gods.
- John Fiske: Myths and Myth-Makers
- Discusses various theories on the origins of folklores, myths of the barbaric world, descent of fire, and stories of werewolves and swan-maidens.
- Mono Myth
- Satire articles that discusses the connections between the modern office environment and ancient tribal life. Also presents comical illustrations.
- Myth: Pattern of Thoughts in Creation Myths
- Features a book written by Stefan Stenudd that delves into the mythological elements similar among various creation mythologies. Also discusses cosmos of the ancients and logics of myths.
- Mythic Rhythm
- Delves into myths, music, culture, and archetype of ancient Greece. Provides listings of recommended readings.
- Mythopedia
- Introduces Plasma Mythology, a study on the differences of the appearance of the sky before and today based on descriptions found in various creation mythologies.
- One Woman's Mind
- Presents facts on the connection of women, children, and the universes in various world mythologies.
- Project Gutenberg – The Golden Bough
- Provides information about the authorship and publication of the book on religion, written by Sir James George Frazer. Also offers downloadable copies of the story.
- Religions of the World: Comparative Religion
- Overview on various earlier sustaining religions and beliefs such as Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Shinto, Sikhism, Taoism, and Zoroastrianism.
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