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Kropej, M. (2005): 39. Šmitek, Z. (2004): 160. (in English)Copeland...
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Gieysztor 2006, p. 199.
Gieysztor 2006, p. 160. Witkowski...
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great healer who
could cure
blindness with his 'key'.
Professor Monika Kropej also
states that
Belenus was
possibly incorporated into the
Slovenian lore...
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Kropej,
Monika (December 2008). "Snow
White in West and
South Slavic Tradition"...
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sister (sestra) and
darling (dragi) to look for it.
According to
Monika Kropej, in
Slovene mythopoetic tradition, the sun
rises in the morning, accompanied...
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according to
Marks (1990), p. 325's count.
Kropej (2012), p. 111. Grafenauer, Ivan (1956), p. 324,
cited by
Kropej (2012), p. 111 "The
Legend of the Ljubljana...
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Kropej, Monika.
Supernatural beings from
Slovenian myth and folktales. Ljubljana:...
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Kropej,
Monika (2003). “Cosmology and
Deities in
Slovene Folk
Narrative and Song...
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Storia Notturna – Una
decifrazione del sabba,
Biblioteca Einaudi Kropej, Monika. “The
Horse As a
Cosmological Creature in the
Slovene Mythopoetic...
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Kropej, Monika. “The
Horse As a
Cosmological Creature in the
Slovene Mythopoetic...
